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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
PRESIDENT DESIGNATES OCTOBER24
 LIBERTY LOAN DAY THRUOUT THE NATION
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
 AMERICA
A PROCL AVIATION

responded nobly to the call of the First Liberty Loan with an over sub scription of more than 50 per cent. Let the response to the second loan be even greater and let the amount be so large that it will serve as an assurance of unequalled support to hearten the men who are to face the fire of battle for us. Let the result be so impressive and emphatic that it will echo throughout the empire of our enemy as an index of what Ameri- ca intends to do to bring this war to victorious conclusion.
 For the purpose of participating in Liberty Day celebration all employees of the Federal Government throughout the country whose services can be spared, may be excused at twelve O. clock Wednesday, the twenty fourth of October
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
 Done in the District of Columbia. this 12th day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and seventeen and of the Independence of the United States of America the one hundred and forty-second.
 Signed WOODROW WILSON By the President:
 (Signed) ROBERT LANSING,
 Secretary of State
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
GERMANY LOST HALF 0FFLEET
All France is ExuItant Over Glowing Reports of Zep- peIins in Battle Last
 Saturday.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Germany has probably lost one half of the total efficiency of her fleet of super zeppel- ins as a result of the raid last Satur- day over England. according to official cablegrams received at the war office yesterday. And as result of this news. all France may be said to be eXultant over what the dispatches de- clare to be the greatest defeat admin istered to Germany's air fleet since the beginning of the war Gratifica- tion is most intense because it is now known that the German raid was at tempted to carry out fearful threat of vengeance made four days before.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
GIRLS WOULD RATHER BE DEAD THAN OUT OF
 STYLE OFFICERS SAY

SPOKANE. Wash. Oct 25.-Fancy high-top shoes for girls are causing an unusual amount Of delinquency among young girls here, according to Chief Probation Officer T. Y. Mortimer of Spokane county.
 These expensive. fancy high-top shoes are bringing more cases of de linquency 10 Us than any other cause, and next in order low waists are to blame for the condition" he declared
 Our young girls in their teens are craving shoes to be in style. To a man fl may seem a joke, but the aver age woman would rather be dead than 10 feel that her clothing are out of style"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

The Second Liberty Loan gives the people of the United States another opportunity to lend their funds to their government to sustain their coun- try at war The might of the United States is being mobilized and organ ized to strike mortal blow at auto- cracy in defense of outraged Ameri- can rights and of the cause of liberty. Billions Of dollars are required to arm, feed and clothe the brave men who are going forth to fight our country's are making common cause against a common foe To subscribe to the Lib erty Loan is to perform service of patriotism.
 Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States of America, do appoint Wednesday, the twenty-fourth of October, as Liberty Day, and urge and advise the people to assemble in their respective com and to the Government that represents them the fullest T 1asure of financial support. On the afternoon of that day I request that patriotic meetings be held in every city, town and hamlet throughout the land under the gener. al direction of the Secretary Of the Treasury and the immediate direct ion of the Liberty Loan Committees which have been organized by the Federal Reserve Banks. The people
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
FIND TWO SKELETONS
 BURIED FIFTY YEARS

BILLINGS. Mo2--. 0e.- 23.-Two human skeletons believed . have been ba-.et Aas: century ago. have been azzz=-Ae5 o1 2 ranch near here The fac saz. taey were buried s.x fact under ground leads 70 tae belief that :aeE are r1= bones ot white uen. and 10: Indians They were in . sitting posture and were free from bu,le: 1o.=s o- other evidence o. violence.
 :. 12s bssa suggested -ta- they are -1s aaz=s q early day --appars or --aders. o- perhaps those Of members .. ne Lo1:s and Clark expedition. the 5-s- white men 70 pass through the' Yellowstone valley
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES TO
 JOIN IN PROTEST
Have Apparently Reached The
 Extreme Limit of Endurance

LONDON, Oct. 23.-A joint protest from the Scandinavian countries is ex- pected 10 be lodged against Germany for the sinking Of the neutral steamers under convoy in the North sea Wednes- day According to the report, the pro- test will demand immediate repara- tion 4 Times correspondent says the Scandinavian governments have apparently reached the limits of en- durance and will take action.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
LIBERTY LOAN IS
 ! ArC,INC, AA AOxSAA
Officials Iope That Five Billions Might Be Taken By An Eleventh Hour
 Avalanche

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-Reports from various parts Of the country show that .he subscription 10 the Lib er,y Loan is still tagging. although il ;s believed that the three billion dol lars minimum will be reached by To morrow night However. many of sc;alS do nor believe thar 1he five billion dollars maximum will be reach ed. although they admi. that the sum might he possibly taken by an elev- eD:A hour avalanche
 President Wilson has sen: ouJ ta various pa-.S ot the country requests urging the people 70 ger together and rouse enthusiasm with the view Of en- Cou-aEiag Ihe sale.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

By anticipating the needs of Uncle Sam in this Second Liberty Loan you can LEND money to fight the war, and receive per cent. on your investment. To hold back means that Uncle Sam must take other measures-and your money will go in taxation or by relentless conscription, with nothing to show for it.
 The government MUST HAVE MONEY,
 But Uncle Sam makes 1t easy for you to cash in on your future savings Here is the plan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
INDIAN BUSINESS MEN
 ORGANIZE BANK

YAKIMA, Wash. Oc-- 23.-Orgaaiz- =5 bE business men Q: Indian blood. --s American Commercial Bank ot H-zpa-o a-.,l soon b doing business in his county Philip 4 Diner ;s pres -t--,. San R. McCaw vice president z1t cashier N N. O,zer assistant cashier and (. C. O1a4y and George Y. 0.a=E 2-= directors 1 number c: others arg interested il -ae enter prise Tae Ol-=rz are well known s:5-E1=1 ot he Yakima country and M- HeCz~ ts p-ssida1. Q: -he Yaki- -z Indian Commercial Club
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
A GENERAL
 SHAKE-UPI IS
 ANTICIPATED
Army Official Circles All Excited Over Anticipated
 Stirring

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23-A shake up Of the general staff of the army; likewise Of the council of National De- fense is anticipated From well in formed sources it is learned that there is an impending danger of a re-organ- ization and a stirring up along the lines. with the former already on the way.
 It has been known in official circles that things were not as they should be, and that heads of the various bu- reaus were looking for a change which may be expected any day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
JUDGE MORROW AN D OTHERS ARE GIVEN
 A WARNING

SAN FRANCISCO. Oc.. 23.-skull a1t cross bo1@s cards were received T@s.s-5zE 5y Federal Judge Morrow;
 tanker C-ocks- and others, wa-aing hem agai2s. attending the banquet D L. given tonight in honor of Con ressEza Kahn The cards were turned orer 70 the police for iaves-iga.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
WAR OFFICE ORDER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-An order issued by the war office authorizes that distinctive ribbon be worn by American soldiers who may be wound ed in action. The manner of wearing or the kind of ribbon to be worn has not been decided yet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
HOLIDAY TOMORROW T0BE STATE AS WELL
 AS NATIONAL ONE
All Governors Have Been h. formed of Intention of
 Celebration

WASHINGTON Oct 23.-The Lib e-cy Day tomorrow is 10 be 2 state holiday as well as National holiday. Virtually all he governors have pro claimed the entire day holiday, with the exception os Arizona and Oregon. in which states they have called for half holidays Many cabinet officials and national lawmakers have agreed 70 address the people all over the country.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
H Is Up To You MT: SaLaried Man And Wage -Earner!
You are the Backbone Of America,

You are the Backbone Of America.
 The aggregate wealth Of the rich men Of the nation is small compared with your earnings and your savings.
 You can win this war for Democracy and for Liberty-and do it quickly. Prompt res ponse from you w-il save thousands and thous- ands Of brave American boys who are preparing to fight your battles in l.story's bloodiest war and save America billions upon billions Of dollars
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
HAWAII TO HAVE AVIATION BASE WITH
 228 AIRPiANES
4se- ..-.+ a&2

H0NLUEU. T H. Ger. 23-Au;hor- 5za.ica for :A= purchase ot Ford Is and = ste for big aviation branch q t1e Hawaiian depa-tuea: has been received here The island contains ssl acres and will be devoted solely -o tae development Q: ae-oaau,ics and aviation Plans for ;he enlargement. 7t .as army aero base. he Sixth Ae-o squadron. have been officially app e5 !: : planned D have 22S aero planes . service
 Fe-E Island is located near Pearl Ha-6a-. E41ai:a's naval base
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
PLOT TO KILL THE CHIEF IS
 UNEARTHED
Eight are put Under Arrest Charged With Conspiring
 Against Life

MEMPHIS. Oct. 23.-Eight were put under arrest here this morning charg- ed with conspiring to kill President Wilson on Thanksgiving day. The plot. which the officers say had been worked out ir s~'all town near here. was uneartneu 0y se ~et service az ents.
 One of the federal agents s., "fter the arrests were made. that they < , all the evidence that could be dsired against the plotters.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

Any bank will take your subscription in ten equal nstallments. You can make this arrange ment direct or through your employer.
 Bonds come in $50, s1OO, $500 and 5000 denominations. If you can look ahead during the next ten months and figure on savings amounting to S250, for instance, sign an appli- cation for two 800 bonds and one $50 bond This will cost you only s25 month.
 It's just like savings bank. If something
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
GERMAN N0BLEMAN IS LEARNING TO FIGHT
 WITH SAMMIES

FORT LTPT0N Colo. Oc. 23- With twaa-y-eigh. Q: his relatives fighting il tha German army. Paul Junge ot Weld county is now the na- -!o1al army can;onment al Camp Funston. Kansas. with the Color se- lec,!ye dratt troops learning 70 be a United States soldier in the war aga;ns, ne Kaiser. Junge is said 70 5e descended from German nobility. Eight ot his .wenty-eigh- relatives al- ready have been killed in the war. ac- cord.ng to information he received be fore the entrance into the war Of the United States interrupted his occas iona. messages from home
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
WILL GET THEIR MONEY

WASHINGTON. Oct- eS.-There is ! movement on toot 10 secure hundreds ot millions from Germans owning cash n tha country. beginning aeXt week. The plan = 70 appoin. aa official GUS -o3ia2 ot the property oa the aSsuUp- ion tAas tAe owners Of cash are a,- .a-S
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
LABOR TROUBLE REPORTED SETTLED
 IN ARIZONA

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-Chair- man of the Federal Labor Commission sent out to investigate labor con- plaints in Arizona, wired the depart ment this morning the announcement that all trouble had been settled in the copper mines strike; and that only few details remained to be arranged to the satisfaction of all.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

should arise to prevent you from completing final payments, the bank will sell your bonds at the market rate and return you the part of the pro- ceeds to which you are entitled
 It is Bonds or Bondage!
 Bonds will quickly transform themselves into Bullets as your message to the Kaiser!
 The answer is up to YOU. The way is plain let your conscience decide
 CONTRIBUTE OR PAY TRIBUTE!
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

BUTTE. ont.. Oct. 23.-Because
 me Soo men Of Silver Bow county .2iied to report for examination fer military service the members Of i1a c!-y and county exemption boards here have issued an appeal 70 drafted -- 7a wh5 have been called for exam .aat.on. % unite ia an effort 70 ap- p-sAsnd ~s,ackars'
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
POSTMASTER GENERAL
 ISSUES ORDER

W. EVICTION. Oct. Christmas presents n - other gifts from home for the Amer .c-n soldiers in France. must be restricted 10 parcels weighing not over seven pounds eeah. says an order issued by the Post1astar Gen eral this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
SEATTLE TO CELEBRATE
 LIBERTY DAY

< SEATTLE. Oct. sS-Fires 1 ' areund which men and women 1 | will gather 10 discuss how best 1 F 10 help the country. will be built 1 A in Seattle on seven hills tonight 1 as ushering in the Liberty Loan l
 F tomorrow. A grea; drive will be ' made to secure purchasers. Sc 1
 z attle will double its quota of s1S.- F 000.0o1 said an official this morn E ing L
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
AMERICANS IN THE
 THICK OF ATTACK

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY . IN THE FIELD. Oct. 23.-Amer- . iean flyers participated today in : an attack on the Germany lines . on the Aisne. The attack was de- | livered with great force and en- . tire success. says the report.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
PRIZE FIGHTERS ARE
 APPOINTED INSTRUCTORS

SEATTLE Oc-- 2s-W..lia Ri,c1ie Las been ap2o;--e5 boxing instructor t2- he N.1=-r Frs 3.r.s.cz g Amer sca1 Lake and -A.5 HcCo- ~,c+.'.5t z similar 4Pr-.-.-E=1. ta- amp Dix. New o-s. 5ceo-1..=- = . 5.<Pa-cs -- caivzS -a,s --tS -.1-a.az
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
DOCTOR AND WOMAN ARE ARRESTED

F SEATTLE. Oct. 23-Dr. NJ. 1 German. German and Mrs. Jane 1 s Lesheim. 2 Russian woman were 1 arrested today charged by feder- 1
 al agents Of plot to Gisqualify men for the selective draft by per 1
 P forming surgical operations in 1
 f the throat. Joseph Gotstein, a prominent young business man. 1
 70 whom they proposed to doctor 1
 up for three thousand dollars, ex- 1
 posed the plot. 1 + 1
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

DAWSON. Oct. 23.-A report has just reached here that the steamer Nasutlin which left last Saturday for Whitehorse. the last boat of the seas on, with seventy passengers had to race against ice to reach White River It is now reported safe.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
RUSSIANS USE SUPERIOR
 TACTICS IN NAVAL BATTLE
SECRETARY BAKER
 IS SUSPICIOUS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.-Secretary Baker believes th2; Gs-maay'S new Russian smash means chiefly tha; she sS aiming 70 gain Russian peace. while at the same time trying to cheer the laESlaE spirits ot her own people.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
TRAVELLED 325 MILES
 IN 4 HOURS ii MIN.

MINEOLA. Oct 23.-Carrying eight passengers. Lieutenant Resneti arrived in his biplane after flying 325 miles in four hours and eleven minutes, mak- ing record passenger carrying flight
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

HONOLULU. T. H. Oc.. 23-Fif.een th0usand members were enrolled in the Red Cross association in Ehe city of Honolulu alone in one day recently as -hs -esul. .: Red Cross drive while people Of other na-ionalicies, Japanese and Chinese took ou- mem bersh.ps and bo-h Chinese and Japan ese organizations gave cooperation in ,he work ot solicitation
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
HALIBUT STILL HIGH

SEATTLE, Oct. 23-At noon today, halibut sold for sixteen and three fourths cents a pound.
 BROWN, Bureau of Fisheries
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
REALTY BROKER SUICIDES

SEATTLE. Oct 23.-Henry Peter, q well known realty and loan broker, shielded last night by jumping from a boat into Salmon Bay.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

T1s Princess Alice from t1a south z-r!v@5 a. o'clock and sailed for -14 zo--a abo1: .s- o'clock Arrivals for E=,cAlEz- w=-= D- H=z-y C S-o-!. C-eo. T P=-=-so- F. OEz-o-o. Mrs. 8-e1.sr E1~z-t B-a6-aE. Ms T1el-a T5aag and .xo children. Ms E-a=l Tzz Aspen Mss Fora Bz-es, Ms, C. Mac L=z1- Simon R=ece. Ms Alice
 Reac= and c1i.d. Ms Sophia Morrison.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
NOTICE

Don't forget that the contrfba- lion box E ready for whatever you desire 70 contribute; from 2 panny up No limit. The pur- poses appear on the printed card.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
" FATHER REPORT

Rainfall for yesterday ending < IT. ~as 1--s inches Las. eY- 4 =1t1g aas clear znd cold. <
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23

HONOLULU. H Cc- 3s-T1o1gh -a= @z-=-s .: -z= Pze..e z1--o-.t:ag -as Hz~z:ia- Ls.z-5s .==1z T.:1 fish .. .. description szt va7ie.T. sill -aoz= @z7 z-= :515 .: r5== ms pay ex1o-5.-e-- prices :a. :- =1c=ss ot :zos= oz .-= mainland Il .as-zrce ot -15s .s z==- Y .5s p-.c= prevailing t7- --,.=, 2 c13.c= 5e-;cacE which 1zs recently gone ' 2. csa,s 2 pound.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-23
GEN. PETAIN INITIATES
 OFFENSIVE
Determined to Break Thru Where Predecc cor
 Failed Last Spring

HEADQUARTERS r -RT-ISE AND FRENCH ARMIES l. Flanders. 0c-- -5--G=-s-z- P=-a.- .z..iz-e5 Al az=as.F= operation . -1a A.sze -=- gsoa northeast ot S3:ssoas yesterday. This zov= 5s believed - oe Q: he 5-s- importance
 . -zs s-s- a--acz -2= French z---c!, along 5-== 1..e :-a1-. .zc,u5inz -1= tc },z,za.zo-. ,3= German s,-o-g1o-5 ~1:c1 5aE@5 Genera, Pc ans predecessor las spring
 The z--4cE .s apparently one Q: in E=5.z.= 9t.45.:v4s q -L= offensive zoT= zz ->= b:z French guns hare h==a 1am-=-.-g o- -1:s from heavily --@ .as- -T=--E-:11- 11z-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
STORAGE NOTICES
United Storage & Van Co., Inc.
Park Ave. Corner iStth 81.
branches; 7ss Courtiandt Ave,
sos Fast 1881 -.
Nev 1ork. Feornary 20.

New York. February SIN. 1917
10 tbrra. Wenks-Psrx Van COZ George
Van valen Mrs p. Green baum -bath gate
var Coz. fNrs Rose StalherF Park Van
cor. Nrs A. Schumacher. Mrs c. Lar
Mrs. elizabeth Robinson: You ard each ot
YOU are hereby notified that the tins fcr
IRIS company's lien upon the property hare
natter described having expired, after dn-
notice thereof bad heen given YOU hia
company viii cause such property. 20 w.
household goods. personal eaeeia sna NJ
rhanEse. stored By you or In your mans
COR ln which you may hsvs an INTEREST," =
ID. sold az public auction according % -
statute IN such case made sna PROVIDED, a
m warehouses 199f Park Avenue, CornsI
fFtth street Ror0egh Of Br9nN, View tofH
CIV. on Monday February 'esth. l3lt,
A M. ana II The sale thereof T. ne-
ompleted on said dats the sane WI
o7tirusd AZ ihe sans placs en- each az
.verv Monday thereaffer beginning a. -
M nntil the sale is complsted
UNITED STORAGE q VAN c. rC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13

SrOCE.
po- Vo,u~ Dss~r.rfl0r
A. 90 soO-sf Louis. Iron Mountain and
southern Railuay Company,
90 eDp-wss tsrn Coal and Mining COM
panY.
IA on0-Pneblo stock Yards Company
"a 90 Moths Denver snd RIO 9rarcs
Railroad Company Common
Stock.
$50 cro-rhs Denver and RIO ofsnds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13


g.. srzyTH. Al lands and PROPERTY
s.--.d bv the defendant Railway COMPANY
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"a FIRST and RefInding AortgaSe
IT, III. oen name or ia mo name OF oiheE'l
u. .,,re.ffer acquired By Tho defendant
$500 company. f0r use or used upon o.
ii.r,,a.ofi.n With Or belonging or apper-
llr,re 10 the l.nss or railroad ana prop
= 49, .bo,s described a. subject 70 he len
o@sid TIru ana Rsfunfng Mortgage.
o. - ala lands and property aTs a.
$3.50 fn Section Sirtesnfh ot Articls
sct, fne said reports o. said speciI
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All lands ana property 81
las.rs.n' Railway Company he'd IN
~ fo- f ar tla ZINE Of The execution
Z ~ ali,e-y OF said First and RsfundinE
49, 80. ~ thereafter acquired in trust
.loi sor use or used upon or IN consc-
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H'D, r-irsf ard Hsfunding Mortsage, which
htl1 rts ard property are described IN
40 lA"' g,rs-fseafh of Article VII Of
..is reports ~ ssii special Master.
49,. q Hitchcock.
's1, ,.s,,,,r.rH Certain lands and prop
1870 sald lands and property ths
srL...,f paiiUay Company claims ars
ISL a. trnsf far - ~ tho heirs OF JAY
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-10
MEREDITH PLANS TO
BECOME U. S. Filler

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 81
Ted Meredith, famous University Of
Pennsylvania athlete, holder of the
half mile and the quarter mile records,
has announced his intention of enter
ing the United States army as an avi-
ator Meredith plans to organize q
University of Pennsylvania flying
squadron. Don Eipplncott. a former
sprinting champion. who took promi-
nent part in the last Olympic games,
also plans TO become an aviator.
Ms" Rooms, former Pennsylvania
varsity catcher, and Wayne Vetterlein,
hockey player. followed 1.ippineott To-
day with announcements that theg
would join Meredith.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-10
GoTcH'S PROTEGE WINS
BOUT FROM JOE STECHER

Associated Press BY Commercial Cable
OMAHA, Neb., April 10.--A packed
house which witnessed last night
wrestling exhibition between Joe
Stecher, Frank Gotch's successor as
the worlds wrestling champion, and
an obscure wrestler named Caddock,
were treated to a most sensational
ending Of the bout. Stecher won the
first fall, though only after a hard
struggle. In which he had to bring
into play all that he had OF strength
and endurance and all that he knew
of the graphing art. Caddock took
the second fall in comparatively short
order. and this put the crowd in an
uproar. After waiting long over the
allotted time for the men to appear for
the rubber tussle, the refereee an
nounced Caddock as winner. of the
bout. explaining that Stecher refused
to proceed further with the contest.
Caddock is practically unknown to
wrestling fame. He is a protege Of
Frank Gotch. former worlds cham
pion, and was trained by him for last
nights contest.