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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31
Carl to weigh a2o Monday.
aoxernorn Terms Of omes.

The governors term of office is one
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Georgia. Idaho, Iowa. Kansas, Maine,
Michigan. Nebraska, New Hampshire,
North Dakota. Ohio. South Carolina,
South Dakota. Tennessee, Texas, Yer
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31
50 POUNDS
TAKEN OFF
BY MORRIS
Carl, Who Fights Fred Full
ton on Labor Day, Makes
an Astonishing Reduction
in Years Time.

Carl Morris. the Oklahoma engineer
who has been wallowing and foundering
though the heavyweight puddle for sew
eral years. claims to have arrived at
last and expects to demonstrate as
much to a skeptical public Labor Day
at Canton. O.. when he fights Fred Full
ton scheduled fifteen rounds. Carl
is being teamed by Jack Curley. Nate
Lewis and others. parties who have
high hopes of surrounding the Jess
willard championship obstacle with
Morris some day.
Morris great fault in the early years
of his ring career was in his inability
or Discrimination to get in condition.
The syndicate that bought him a year
ago for $1,000 claims that it has con-
WINGED him of the error of his ways
Certainly his advisers have managed to
work wonderful difference in the size
of this mammoth, who was known in
Jack Johnsons heydsy as the original
white hope. a year ago. when they con-
cluded that Carl had championship
possibilities. their battler was an
enormous overfed giant. They tell US
that, out of shape, al that time he seal
ed around SIS pounds. Norris was told
that at such a poundage he would never
get anywhere and ordered to diet and
work hard.
Carl to Weigh 22o Monday.
The result is that Carl expects TO get
into the ring with Fulton Monday after
noon weighing about 220 stripped and
with hardly a pound of superhuous
flesh on him. That means that he has
taken off ninety-hve pounds in the past
tv,-al,-a months tn arcOmDIish his alma
Willard match. While doing so he has
beaten three OF the best white heavies
in the country-F'ulton. Frank Moran
and Jim Coffey. He won over Fulton
on a foul. but intends TO prove con-
clusively at Canton that this victory
was no fiuke.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

Durham, Nortb Carolina. ser,
l1oc Winrt3; "(he @ritiib Nlmcri
con lobocco Company" bar uctor
o''Iuttct Nontratt mco sem irauifc
tie Nc1lcrtng ON Scpcrantc Al
LO0o,OOO,0 900 Gilarcttcr. STIR
ltcpartcn al ocnuc cnornlc Gilorct
mo@Ic utI bIi Icpcret al al Sabri.
tcrnc / Gid)nouO % Petersburg,
ia.
On lobat3iabrlfaut 0urbam
Far alort Ell Il0cn @cregutug, iom
ri aIuc Spbfolt paa 0ctte ON
rooOc ct 9carcb ont llmaaOcli1he,
ZEN Al ocnnc @citiaiug Gu 81,
1arct bar Ell aicnncmiuitIig Sprg
&C Al 2l2 Gommc. &ogt citcr hin.
onocn piIoe oiaic 1000, 00O,O 900
Gl9orctter tilionmeu iao Ell Spr1
&c al 210,291 WiI og uiloc ON
iIpngc &orocn uritcu ottc @anac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Oeobronot 6amlehiem.

Gbita9o ocn 1850 Mart5: @,
ifo,ifc Nlocr0omabirn / Niucriioc.
fUor 81 gauIc WlUuo o. auiuocr
touoc III lllboIo, bIcU igaar Aat
f~uIoitrnoiJ aocIagt al en- &Ioe,
Franc. sire al Sc garIc &cbotre
OF @icmmct oultom / %l,cruc.
glQc Sc andre al bolIte ilcrc PAR
i'gc % ale aIOlr0omaiuoge, Igf
te0e5 Del at ioa brogt no / 5tttcr
te0. 6aa al Dem bau0e imi0lcrtih
IaQet LID til al tuge andre Hlpoc.
roa 'lg cnO line 9}atoraltcr, ian
Her uGrca 6rpst Tor, al auIoeu on
(trPttcn oll Iaa aIuorIiga 6aIger
Tor mango al Dem.
,SIocn mcrfeoea icrit al en- Sumo.
lom bauoe iii SiIholo ! Nicmmet.
% iom par aues YHolwl. Gems
gisen uGffeOe 9eitprermocn Mrs.
Cora ). Cummings, hui5 &prelit
rar / ieritc Gtaae. IA bun uaaa
nc0e. uar &Greliet iuIot al Rea.
Num lob uo ! aorrioorcn o. BE-,
gDn0te al rinBc meo glIurmtlotfeu.
Gmtrert paa iamme Sio par ogial
lir3. GWnnirgbams Glsiiitent.
Wrs. Sula Eeteriou bleuct ppffar
q 0unoen5 GIecu.
(ooIenc begnuote ioo oi2ic Mr.
tcloct mcO al rcooe &c i~toffcls
@umlc, iom par betroeoe / oerc3
@aretTg,. giterat aQc Seboeru2
par bleUet ppffeoe % oarileoe ON
Turen. t~eleiunereoe Mrs. Gum
mingS iii 9ranoitationer / Riper
iioe. men isr 9ranoiolfene autpm.
bapbe Sl6en aaereoe iaact ilig
O~perbaann. at Sicnnct life itoo
III at reobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Gr.G5ar ,1ifolas / Sanoenifab.

Get er MI enoelig brugt paa oei
rene, bpor Nifolas Homanom, oen al.
iatte r~usiiife G5ar, og bans 2amiIit
bploer til.
Set blep life noget al of DC ieno.
tes til oct feiierfiee Sommerilot / 81.
oaoien ueo Sortebapet, iom enqonq
bar rapporteret. Se er tpertinloo IN.
italleret / Slottet Siarfole-Se EEL
NGrbeoen at Tetrograo = life oct
ganlle itore Slot, men oct npe, min.
ore. 90 oct er'giort Dem begribeligt
at DC oil fonnle til at DO Der unber
Itreng Sepogtning, og at De ber be.
trngte Jig ielp iom Statsiangcr.
IQe &eiierfamilicns tioligcrc Soi-
enlbeosnlGno iioocr orreiterct pao for
ifieQige Steber, fun bar gr.aeiierills
Den faaet Sop It'll at beboloe enoel al
lit tioligere Sieneritab og lit aieffen.
perIonale, melt al Seripn til at ollie
fem gprn ligger nleget alporligt Ipge
/ MGslingcr.
8runocn til aae bisie Spranitolt-
nlnger er Den, at man bar illllbet no,
Of Oct rllsliitc aciicrllot for Hepolll-
tionen par ct pcritabclt tplt Spionre-
DC. Get lfal 'Grlig pGrc Ben inf.
ieote aciierinoc, aleranora, iom bar
Centrum / bette Geoe, og oct fol pr-
re %funitutcret, at Der alorig bprote
en- Sing al 9etpbning blonot Seize
rens S%mglpelier, iom life itrar bIcp
fienbt / Berlin.
Mtun fanot Oct bcrfor fife raaoe.
ligt of luoe aeiierfamllien pailfe paa
Srifob nogeniteos, men piIbe title
Dem l1noer Opium paa eft Steo, bpor
alt piocre SntrigepGien fan boloes
noe.
aeiierilottet er MI iom ubbect. Get
feiierlige Stag puier life mere ira
Saarnct, ng life ct Sip rsrer Jig / De
Itore Saper. alln rltnot omfring
Slotsparfcn er Der p~oiteret lfilitpr-
pagt meo so Sfriots Mellcmrllln, %
ingen llpebfommenbe faur Hippo
bperfen inc eler no.
Men oct er life bare aeiierilottet,
iom bar pGret SilboIositeo fpr tpife
Spioner. Set er fomnlet for 0agen,
at baaoe Eetrosrao % andre iterre
rllsiiife Sper primler al tpife Spio.
ller.
arigsminiiteren ppiororcoe oerior
/ SsrOogs belle oct rusiiife Solf til at
uGre paa Gagt. San oplpite, at ei-
en0en M q ifGro meb at foncen-
trerc Soriierfninser os ammunition
/ itore Masier langs Higaironten,
men Den itsrite 5are. iasbe ban, iom
trueoe Sooeoitaoen, ifploies Ell me.
get nprmere 5ienbe, nenlIig De tpife
Spioner. San opfororebe Solicit iii
J0riirties pad Slee 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

DC oper, at DC III, after fortunes nlcb
Eronlant al line egnc Sauosmpno,
gisr life nogct Sfaar / ocrca 9rGnic-
leic Sutncnlighco moo Inlerita-
ltcrllc.
Ser ipcfltlcre5 ircmoclcS oper Wtn-
tipct til SpiferncS Silbagctog, Scr
er Ell 6ortlaring, ion Ilct life beres
n'anolpnlia no:
Spifernc pibitc, at Ser iuaor lore
'toO en- prIoig iranif % britiif Sficn-
Iiu nctop poa berne Sront. Ser hau-
De DC olting forbercot: Sltnbomcns
ter for oct ipGreitc SfptS, ct %irpar
al ScIticrnbancr, bpprpco Der / Ell
Start flunoc pmflpttca WrnO o0 Wtas
%tcrlalc, otter iom BET trTnNtcS, DC
mango tliien aouoner por inbitilct
paa oct n~siagti9itc, iaa bpert ct Sfllo
pilbe tple belt ira forit al 0. |. b.
Hoar MI Splternc libcn pioere op=
giper belle bernc Sront, iau forpur=
rer &c berpeb n0ina Den fienbtlige 81
feniip, inm npopcnoi9pis maatte be-
re boieret pao oisic Stilinger. Gqer
/ oct minoite: DC foriinfer ben. Sor
at forbrrcoe en- Sffcriip paa Ell belt
M Sront, bpor Spifernc bar Ell bel
forbereot Sitting og Nicnben forit
mac onlrgge Zig en- StiQin9, oct ia.
ger Sio.
Gettc bereS iaIiolb life llioltoipn-
ligt ITO.
Sra Solanb mclocs Sen 24oe
Wtorts, at ben belgi'fe @rGnie / flere
Gage bar ppret berlnctiif tiIluffet al
Spifcrne, ion life engang ct Srep Ell.
Ter en- gpis eler ct grsb tilIobeS at
pasiere @rpnicn. &c itrGngeite Sor-
unitaltninger err gfort for of binore
Npbeoer ira 9elgien at fpmm,c mo
/ Sollano.
Wen oct pibes / Soaanb, at Itorc
SroppebepGgelier MI Iinoer Steb /
geleien lieeiom S%folebliie % andre
offcntlige 9neninger / ole belgiife
gper / itor Suit inorettes til Spipi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

glcrlna ~nnlparIip Tor, at Inrtcicr,
ne life taar ~uoruitcs o. iIippe iii,
rs 'orat btlnuor Sierepcrfri1
ROO olicrcoc % u1itrolc 0auocls.
ltibc.
Norrcitcn oil Sen iapaucU't,
arlgsi!aaoc iom bar bolot StiQc-
bnpct rp00ct Tor (nitcrc, piituot
pnnic, at ocrc2 @irtiombco / poa.
tunrmenoc liIruIoc life oil BIZ al
lang %nriQhG0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Surer paa Slust.

Maihingtou 0eu 19oe Yfarts
I'll iaapel oct om~crifunife Worire.
Requirement iom I'll De 'ranitc oG
brittle ambasiaocr er Ger iuoI9.
ret Barrel ON. al D. If tpife Stibt.
iom bar Iiggct intcruereoe / Gan.
ia HoiaIia. Sower California (4Rcr
ito), trPiier 6orbereoelier til !
ciliPloe al aria mcllcm lpiflanS
"a Sc 6orcneoe Statcr, al iGttc til
iiea.
6oriaupiot DC 6orcnebe Statec
angaar riloe et iaaoant 6orIsg io-
nprpGrrnoe fuu bape Ell posiip Sn.
t~ere5ie, ioriaauiot iom 5urt0icrue
fife beiinber iig / ameritanit 0apu
o. oen amerifanite Regiermg in.
gen Surisoiftion bar oper oem.
Gc aaicrcSe Hrgieringcr oil
utpiIionli boloe ben meritanite BE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
en- SliS,aro / Suftcn.

Gibbs. no, Ben 1SDc Warts:
Ire nmerifaulfc WilitGriluuerr
oncriolotca igoor Al Ell iorruoctoc
Sllcitorm 10000 500 oppc / en-
ten, % Sc bctragtCr oct Iom ct
rent 0tirofcl, at DC ode ire llap
ira oct meo Siuet.
DC ire Ciitcerer bar II. 2con
Stcpcna, Gbeiinitrltttcr Tor Dc
6orencOc Statcra gulonforp5 /
Sort Groot. anptcin s.. DicGIain
og Seitlont &. Is. GapiOiou.
o. par aI. 11.23 ON 6ormi0oa
sen itc9nc Oh / Cmaba, Gtbr., on
lnuocoe her al. I3O on Gittrmio.
oagct. Naue0e op / ell @oiOc al
10000 500 blcu Sc oDcriolot al en-
rol0iom SneitoruL iom iuloitpn
cig ltGngte Spnet noe og / bclc
lem Elmer giorOe oct umuIigt ior
Gem al ioriggc Ell 9~teoitigniug. @
tIcu al Stormcn isrt aztec gien.
Hcm Slliten mco en- 6ort al 80
Wtil / Sincu.
GnocIig opooacoe Oe aicmcm en-
9ttlt / Sucitpcrnc en- 5trGfuin1
oabcnt Saao ncOcmmocr Jig % loo
'ig burtig ooIc nco. 5fiaut B.
loacoc &oroen mems StormcU
ireruoeIea orep oem ircm nlco en-
raien0e 6art, Hap oc oQe ire Del
itlnococ ira Del, % icIp uocu at
@aQoncn tog nogeu ltorer 5fooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
$v0rStorlnuIykke
st habit ~hnnbrcoc Mcnncifcr errbt
Snbinnn.


NCm Ilbann Sn0iano, 0cu 2ioc
Marta. Nclu NIbaun "a Cmeglt
hien1Isgtc2 iAaar Giiermioooa al Ell
~ioriGrocli1 S%tornuIpttc.
Gn tor Gel al Nucu ~icpncoca mes
Sorocn; minoit 300 Stem roclngocS,
% one 1000 Wcmcitcr giorNca bil@
piIoc. Spcr ct haIut hunbrroe Ser,
Toner ui0c2 mco Siffcrbco at bare
miitct Sipct, miuo't $50 blcu mere
cllcr mlnorc nlporlil itaoCoC, % bc
onrcttcoc Gic1bumatnb oliIaac9 iii
ca. , Ifillioncr Collars. Get Der.
icoc Giitrift, Der om'attcr nUitcu Ell
Srcoicoel al belle Nncn. CT Ell haIp
9Fll brcot o. 10 Nfil lun0i.
ariASloncn or protlan1erct % to
aompanicr al ?tationnlgarocu u0s
fommonbcrct til at pooic Srocnen2
Cprctholoelic o. iorhiuorc Glun
orin1. SIcrc Sroppcr or mocrpci3.
&c mar Nr0re III al ll0oe pa1 tSlCt
ten cnbpcr, Nonl aribc@ / at pInnorc.
WanQc &loebron0c cr opitdoct /
Nuincruc, % Here Nuic, iom Stor.
men bopoc ipurct, or ln9t / 9lifc..
SoIpitalcrnc CT oner'p,otc al Idn.
rcbc, iou tilicc5 al Srger nQ SpQc.
plcicrlfcr ira louisville. Mionge al
DC tllifobcfommc bciiubcr Tia / ell ian
fritiit SiIitanb, at STacruc aIIcrcNc
bar opQipet icmten al bcnl.
@irIpcorbciOct or ibog inlot or.
auni'crct uloer &cbcllc al "heoc
aora"- Sorcningcn ira SnoionopoIia.
Sra mango Spcr cr mobtoget Silbuo
ON Iailltoncc, % SlTIpcionb er al.
lcrcoe bcgrnot at inbiomlea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Onifer tit Oapn
f~oranoret.

0urtlano, Srcgon Den tloe Niarts.
2tucruI |igg her al @nen bar auie8t
Hettcn ont 5illaoelie iii at iorauOrc
0aun. San iortullcr ! iii 9lnoragcn-
Sc, al Rauuct FOR uUrct BAN OF bans
9ritru Ell ito0ig aiIOc til ~9GrgreIicr
o. DomrgcIier, o8 al Oct iIutteIia
hor giort Dem Sipet ioa iurt, at Dc
life lrngcre tan bol6c Oct no.
6orboabentIig nil 2lnoragenoet b!i
inoull9ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Sncblufaoc / NpDmiuG.

Soromic, Mpo.. Sen 23oe Mart5.
Scrnbunctroiifcn / Stotcn Auoming
cr i~uloitonoig lammct al en- iorrn.
oenoc Sncitorm. Iom cnbuu pco l}i0.
ouQatio ioag Inlet Gcgu piltc til at
pile beOoNc iig.
Sire peitQoocnoe Gog pnn llnion
Eaciiic-@ ancn ltour iait Der tiItro0s
ior. at lire firmpcmC9iigc rotcrcn0c
SncpIoge hcle Natten igicnncm bar
iprIedt pna al rn00c Stnjen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Suaulnffc / Mniliuoton.

9litoria. Oregon, Sen 23oc glarts
ct lrp, iom al Stormen blcO rcuct
opcrenbe o. iIpuge. opcr ct 2lrbcios-
toa paa Ell "2ogqiug .Nanc upr
@rau's Ripcr, @aih., orubtc : %
ioareoc 13 Nrbciocrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Tlom / WiuneIota.

@inono, Winn., ben 23oe Morris.
Som 6oIgc al ocn iorirroeIigc Sor.
Ocnitorm og Sfplrcgn / Sor2oaga
itoar en- 90 VtiI lang % ira > iii 5
NtiI brcO StrGfning / Sn0.Nfiuncio.
ia ioag moer Gono. NIle Sog baaOc
poa Solltbcrn VtinncIoto OF |rca-
ton. Siui'ionerne al ct. EorlsRancn
bar maottct inoitillcS. Nunorcoer al
lcrc5 al uGroiiulbt 6ormlano ituar
inocr ) ISoo NanD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

Gn ianoimlig Turflaring at Spifcr'
mes Mutiu til benne Wanppre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

: |aa 8rrno al Den tpifc segic,
rings bpppise gruo paa "bsitioc
Zig giune 6oriifringer" bar GrG
iioent 8iIiou / 2sroass uolteot Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

SeF!laiiea saa slse {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

Jorffrties pad Sloe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Verden$krigef,.

Sgifcrnc b%egpnoer III at iaatnc ut
Silbngetug peo @eitfruntcu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-22

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Services on Sunday at II o'clock. Subject for August 5:
 LOVE"
 Wednesday, evening service, at 8 o'clock. Everybody cordially invited to attend.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

ing hand in the development of AL aska. It was a long dreary wait, but at last Uncle Sam hearkened to our wall and is now opening "the iron trail' to the coal and gold fields of the mountain ranges. This fiftieth anniversary will be celebrated in commemoration of the discovery of what these old kids have grown gray in seeking and on September first they are going to have an exhibit of some of our resources. That is all right. The Pioneer had to blow his bugle for fifty years to get the new man here; now let him blow the bugle awhile.
 But how different: Instead of grasp ing a gee-pole and starting out on the ice the new man" will step on to a palace car, without having to cut his way through any devil clubs, and when he gets to his destination will remove his Havana from his mouth and say. Well, I do declare! This is certainly a wonderful country that we have opened up in this Northland." But the more the better. Let 'em come-the rich and the poor, the young and the old, for there is work for every one. There is wonderful ly big country to develop and make the September fair a bowling success Anchorage Times.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
FAIRBANKS CAN'T
 GET THE REASON

FAIRBANKS, Aug. 4-(By maiD Chairman William T. Burns, of the Democratic Territorial Central Con- mittee, in a conversation here re- gently, expressed his deep regret at the turn that affairs had taken in the Democratic party. He stated that John Troy. of Juneau, has been ex- ceedingly active in enlisting the aid of those opposed to Governor Strong, that Troy sent many wires to Fair banks, asking the Democrats to smother the secretary of the interior with protests against Strong's reap pointment, and number of these re- quests fell into the hands of the gov ernors friends. Burns also stated that the fight against Strong is ruin- ing Sulzer's chances of ever being reelected, as it keeps before the peo- pie the controversy over the returns, and the great majority think that surely there was a job put over, and they will not stand for that kind of politics.
 In this connection it may be stat ed that a dispatch sent from Anchor age by Tom Donohue to the Fairbanks Miner, corroborates what has been known elsewhere, for some time, namely, that Sulzer and his advisors no longer depend upon the Jennings decision in throwing out the votes of six precincts, by which Sulzer was en- abled to claim the seat in the House. Instead they are now setting up the charge of fraudulent voting by Indians and other natives.
 Donohue says that the evidence of illegal voting at Afognak and Seldovia will justify the House of Representa- tives in throwing out the votes of those precincts, as Wickersham had a lead of 73 votes in these two pre- cincts.
 The question now being asked in Fairbanks and this section is, why this search for fraudulent votes when Judge Jennings found that Sulzer was elected without the need of any votes from any precincts other than those which he claimed, in his somewhat questionable decision, were imposters. Juneau Dispatch.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
MAKING THE DESERTS
 ACCESSIBLE.
Mark and Develop Watering Places

To make the desert regions of the western part of the United States more accessible by locating their widely separated watering places and erecting hundreds of signposts to give directions and distances to the water ing places is an interesting and prac- tical project recently undertaken by the United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior. The pro- ject involves also the work of making accurate maps showing the locations of the watering places, of preparing guides describing them and giving the distances between them, of selecting well sites, and of developing watering places (so far as money available will permit) in localities where water is most needed and where the geologic investigations indicate that under ground supplies can be obtained. It is expected that this work will help to expedite the discovery and develop ment of the rich mineral deposits in parts of these regions. It will, of course, also be valuable in other re- spects.
 In recent years the water-supply geologists of the Geological Survey have developed trustworthy methods of locating ground water in arid reg ions from surface indications and of estimating the depth to water and the approximate annual yield of the under ground reservoirs. These methods will be applied and further developed in connection with the survey of des- ert watering places.
 A number of Survey parties are now being organized in Washington and will in a few weeks be at work in the most arid parts of Arizona, California, and Nevada. Each party will consist of geologist and one or more assis- tants and will be provided with an au- tomobile and camping outfit.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

Wipe off the neck of the milk bot tie with hot water as soon as it en- ,ters the kitchen, and you have re- moved the danger of germs that are likely to cluster there.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
E. E. SPARHAWK,

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Sunday-S a. m.. Holy Communion, (except first Sunday In the month"; 10 a. m. Native Sunday school; II a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. (IIoiy Communion first Sunday in month"; l2 m. Sunday school; 1880 Evening prayer and sermon; Holy Days-10:30 !. m., Holy Communion; Tuesday: 8 D. m., St. Johns Social Club. Guild
 oom, Wednesday: 2 p. w., Native Womens Guild, Indian school house; Thursday: 2:30 p. m.. St. Johns Guild .oom; 7:30 p. m.. St. John's Athletic Hub. Boys, Guild room; Friday: ?. n., Choir rehearsal, Guild room A
 .ncere welcome is extended to all- specially to newcomers.-Rev.H Harold H. Kelley. Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DIS
 TRicT OF ALASKA, FIRST

Exercising Jurisdiction of the District
 Courts of the United States
 Whereas a libel has been field in the District Court for the District of Alaska, First Division, on the 9th day of August, 1917, by Hidden Inlet Can ming Co.,, a corporation, against the Gasoline Screw or vessel Tango" her tackle. engines, apparel. and furni- ture, and against Sidney Burton, in an action civil and maritime for the recovery and delivery of the said ves- sel to Abellant, for the reasons and causes in the said libel mentioned.
 Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the Seal of the Said Court to me directed and delivered. do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming or otherwise having any interest in said vessel. her tackle. engines. apparel. and furniture. that they be and appear before the said District Court to be held at the Town of Ketchikan. Alaska, in and for the District of Alaska, First Division. on the second Thursday of September. 1917. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. (provided the same shall be Court day, otherwise on the Court day next following thereafter) then and there to interpose their claims and to make their allegation in that behalf.
 Dated at Ketchikan. Alaska this 18th day of August. 1917.
 J. M. TANNER, U. s. Marshal. Dis.
 trict of Alaska, FiraA Division
 by w. B. SHARPE. Deputy. JAMES M. SHOUT,
 Proctor for Libellant.
 Date of first publication Aug. 13. 191a Date of last publication Aug. 2s, 1917
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

Keep measuring spoons and cups right where they are to be used. and save your time and steps. The spoons may be bought for very little money. Cut off almost the whole of the hand les, so that the spoons may be kept in the baking powder can or salt crock. Tin measuring cups in the flour barrel and sugar bucket will prevent a waste of time in searching for them some where else.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

WANTED-GasoIlne Launch to 10 H. F., 30 to 35 ft. long. suitable for trolling or store tender. Con E Giebel. Loring, Alaska, adv l m
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

FOR SALE-No. 1. Beaver Falls Shingler. By E. A. HEATH THE GRAFTER"-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
LET NEW MAN BLOW
 BOOSTERS BUGLE

The Pioneers for almost fifty years appealed to congress to lend 3 help
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Advertised Letter List of the Ket- chikan, Alaska Post Of1t
 For Week Ending August 1e, 1917
 When requesting any of the follow ing. please say Advertised" A fee of one cent will be collected upon de- livery of each letter. All letters not delivered on Sept l. will be sent to Dead Letter Office at San Francisco.
 Anderson, A.; Berg, F.; Boyce. Char les w.: Bravo, Agapito; Carroll, Jes- sic; Dale, Peter: Gonzales. s.; Hen drickson. R.: Johnson, Magnus, Kel. log, Glen; Mitchell. George A. (2); Olson, c. J. (2); Robertson. Robert; Sorgenfrei. Al; Souza, Tony, Stone, Sam, Thorpe. P. O.
 JAMES F. WARQER. Postmaster
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

SCANDINAVIAN M. E. CHURCH Preaching service every Sunday Il o clock a. m. at the A. B. Hall
 Prayer Meeting in the different homes on Thursday evenings P. M. Ladies Aid Society meets every two weeks on Thursday evenings. All Scandinavians are cordially invited.
 A. SLEIPNES, Pastor
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

LOST-16 it. double ender row boat painted white with red line. Has all so a red star painted on each side of the bow. The boat was lost last Fri day. Finder will please inform this office-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
FIRST M. E. CHURCH.

Sunday church service at Il a. m., and 7:80 p. m. Thursday prayer meet. ing 8:30 p. m. Friday choir meets at p. m. First and third Wednesday af ternoon at 2:30 Ladies' Aid Society," c. M. Van Marter. Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

FOR SALE-Gas boat with seine boat, 4S ft long 121s it. beam. 20 h.p. Frisco Standard engine. Boat built last spring A tender is included. Ap- ply to M. A. Bussanich at the New England Fish Co.-adv.