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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
ONE AUTO CAR FOR EACH
 29 PERSONS IN THE U. s.

Iowa led the United States in 1916 in the number of motor cars registered in proportion to population. She had one car for every II persons. Califor- mia was a close second with one car to every 12 persons. Nebraska and South Dakota had one for every 13. Arkansas could show but one for every 116.
 The average for the United States Is one car for every 29 persons, according to figures presented by the Office of Public Roads, United States Depart. ment of Agriculture, in Circular 73. Automobile Registrations, Licences, and Revenues in the United States, 1916
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
ENGLAND PREPARED FOR ANOTHER TWO
 YEARS OF WAR
He Says Struggle Must Be Kept Up Until the Enemy Is
 Conquered.
(ASSocidted PreSSl

LONDON, July 21.-Lloyd George is- sued a statement to-day in which he says that the food supply for 1917-1S period has already been secured, and the program for cultivation arranged so as to make the supply for the fol owing year secure, even should the los ses increase. In conclusion, he says, We can not make peace with Germ any dominated as it is, by autocratic war lords. War has now become a struggle between two definite groups of national ideals"
 Lloyd George hailed the accession of the brilliant Russian statesman Ker- ensky to leadership as the champion of Russian democracy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
cHARRED REMAINS OF LOST CHINESE
 FOUND IN RUINS
Temporary Shelter For Men And Supplies Being Put Up Right
 Away

Word was received from Kasaan this morning to the effect that the charred remains of the demented Chi naman, who was supposed to have run away to the hills, were found in the ruins of the destroyed bunk-house, which burnt to the ground in the fire yesterday morning.
 Temporary buildings and shelters are being erected with all possible speed to care for the men and supplies, and the work of erectinig the perman- ent buildings will be commenced as soon as lumber and materials can be brought to the scene.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
 CHECKSRESULTS
 OF SUB LOSSES
Secretary Baker Believes Sending Western Troops Into France Before Cold Weather is Unadvsab'e.
 Food Measure to Be Disposed of To-day.
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON July 21-Fgures in possession of the based the Allies best information shows that he beginning of Germany ruthless submarine warfare she des royed merchantmen till then available for allied four times the tonnage built The loss averaged million tons weight monthly whereas the weekly statements from London has been based on the registered tonnage.
 WASHINGTON July 21-In response protests training northern National guardsmen in the southern states Secretary Baker told the senate that for climatic might be well to make arrangements for the guards their respective states for training and that at the approach the winter division would be sent to France The secretary considers unadvsab to snd the before cold weather thereafter they have had sufficient training and tonnage available for their transportation
 WASHINGTON July 21.-The administration food control bill will likely be taken up the senate today for final vote
 although before discussion ends will be
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
STEAMER NEWS

The Princess Sophia arrived from the north this morning about eight O clock sailing southbound at II. Leav. ing for the south were Clarence Lamp man and family for Eau Claire, Wiscon sin, Miss Eleanor Coulter, NJ. Nyland Mrs. G. Watson, Thelma Lee, Alta Frost, Adeline Berger, Georgia Rob erts, for Seattle, T. P Sofie for Port Townsend, Wm. NJ White and R. Com. stock for Prince Rupert
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
HE IS CAPTAIN NOW

W. A. Ely, for years circulating man. ager for the Post-Intelligencer and the Portland Oregonian, has branched off for a rest and is now Captain of the fishing schooner "Amak" plying bet ween here and the west coast of Prince of Wales Island. He has been so long connected with a printing of. flee that he could not resist the temp tation of visiting the Progressive-Min. CTS office. He says he is on a well earned vacation and may extend it in to the winter.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
w. s. YOUKUM TAKEN
 INTO CUSTODY

Last evening Wm s. Youkum. a Hungarian, who was last employed in a local store, was taken into custody by Deputy Marshal Sharpe ma com. plaint of insanity. For the last sev- eral days he has been acting "queer' it is said and yesterday morning he made his way up Deer Mountain where he spent all day with his bible in hand He claims to have become a divine healer"
 This afternoon he was examined be. fore jury who committed him to the Morningside Sanitarium.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
BIG STRIKES THREATENED
 IN SEATTLE
Building Trades Council Warns Every Union to
 Prepare for Call
lAssocinted Pressl

SEATTLE. July 21-The Building Trades Council controlling the action of thirty-two unions. comprising five thousand men, has notified the unions to hold themselves in readiness for a general strike in sympathy with the street ear men. The police having formed a union, thirteen officers were discharged yesterday for refusing to ride on the cars with strikebreakers. No date of the general strike has been announced yet, but it is expected short
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
DANIELS SUBMITS
 ESTl ATE 5
(AsSocidted PreSs)

WASHINGTON, July 21-Secretary Daniels submitted today for one hun dred and thirty-seyen millions as war needs for the navy. including ammu- nition. ordinance and supplies and i'm proHements of the several yards and docks.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
ALAMO AND LINCOLN NATIONAL FORESTS
 MADE INTO ONE

ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ, July 21.- The merger of the Alamo and Lincoln national forests, both in New Mexico, recently announced by the forest ser- vice, creates forest 150 miles lcng from north to south and from five to fifty miles broad.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
BRITISH PREMIER
 SAYS GERMANS WISH
 TO ANNEX THE WORLD
If Victorious Military Autocracy Would Be Established Firmly
C4ssociatcd press

LONDON, July 21.-Lloyd George, commenting on the German chancel- lor's speech in the reichstag last Thursday. says that Michaelis' speech means that if Germany is victorious, there shall be annexation all around and military autocracy shall be estab- lished more firmly than ever By his speech he says, he showed that those who are directing Germany's affairs Lad made choice for a continued war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
249 REGISTERED NOW

There was another rush to the reg. istration office yesterday when a num- her of out of town men arrived. Eigh- teen signed up yesterday, making a total of 249.
 Benjamin Harold Larson; Christian Sorenson; RiutatO Tamil; John kra mer; Ole Zines; Andrew Walakar: Tamazo Namba; Hans Vinkenes; Mar ten Hansen; Peder Olansen; Kaiochi Asano; Olaf Nikolai Kristiansen; Al lyn NJ. McDougall; James Pierce, Earl franklin Smith; Wm Eli G.mard: :: Adolph Marrus Moller; Karl Robt Holm; Fr,1 Roy Sullivan.
 M. D. Lane, of Moira Sound is reg. sc%o
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
THE FRENCH ARE
 AGAIN HOLDING
 THEIR POSITIONS
The Germans in Furious Attacks Penetrate Their Lines But
 Are Repulsed
flSS0cjdtfd PreSs)

PARIS, July 21-In furious attacks last night on the Aisne front southeast of Gerney. the German forces twice penetrated the French trenches and were driven out by the counter at tacks.
 Several other attacks at different parts of the front line, were also re- pulsed by the French who inflicted heavy losses on the Germans, says an official statement this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
RUSSIANS DRIVEN
 BACK IN GAL!CIA
(ASSocidtcd PreSS)

BERLIN, July 21.-In eastern Galic- ia yesterday German troops crossed Tarnopol on a front extending some forty kilometers and driving back the Russians, found burning villages and a great destruction of property in the path of the retreating enemy, says the war office report.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
GERMANY STARTS
 BUILDING PLANES
Convinced of Zeppelins' Useless ness Will Attempt to Meet
 U. $. Effort
(ASSocidtcd PresS)

GENEVA, July 21-The zeppelin factory at Freidericshafen has begun the manufacture of airplanes, it is re- ported today The general staff was convinced that the zeppelins were of little war value The Germans are re- ported to fear the United States air of fensive and have begun to meet it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21

Superintendent s. Pederson and Mrs. Pederson arrived from Quadra last ev. ,, ening and will spend the weekend in
 town on business. They ara at the
 Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21

The Princess Alice arrived from the south last evening at eight o'clock on her first trip of the mid-season sched- ule. She will return southbound next Wednesday, She carried no passen- gers for Ketchikan
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
CORRESPONDENT IN BAD
( ASSoeidted PfeSS)

SEATTLE, July 21-The Hum boldt passenger list is unavailable. The company refuses us the names Of the passengers. A. P.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
STRIKES REPORTED

DEADVILLE, Colo, July 21.-Metal workers on thirty-seven different prop critics, went on strike this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
ANOTHER DONATION
 TO RED CROSS FUND

-3' A check for S9.15 was turned in { : to the Red Cross this morning by I + the St Johns Church, the pro- I 4 ceeds of a collection taken up last ! + Sunday morning. Added to the ! i- former total of $1 1,SS075, makes ! 2 grand total of $1,SS9.90. I f :. F + f + .+ :, < | {. < :. S- I. <. <
 Don't forget tonight is the night oi the French War Orphan Benefit dance at the Moose Hall.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21

Everybody's going to ehBenefit dance tonight. Big time assured.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 COITTHROTINn

OOO IlIBOOINO. Admiral Farragut 10 p. m tonight Mariposa Sunday. Prince Rupert Sunday 8 p. m Dolphin Sunday.
 NORTHROUND. Spokar: , Q. L today. Humboldt Monday. Admiral Evans Tuesday. Alaska Wednesday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21

Keep Saturday night free for the French Orphans Benefit Dance at the Moose Hall, and help a good cause.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-07-21

M. E. Lane, of Moira Sound is reg. istered at the Stedman,
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tsusfrrubs stntiieez. pesu ne 0etuuooeit fin
ben toassH ia 2sbtu q. ptuIbamfs Bssetubs
pompouxbt
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Uterhlitbfeitsberi@t.

George B5tt, 73r 40 St0m str-
9er5leiben.
Sarab 3. Wugner, rs, 1908 Cif
Sront Ctr, SersIeiben.
Gatbarina Sidep, "a. 625 Of 8.
Ctr, llnterlet6sIeiben.
CLARA 2uciIIe Sr,rriren, "a, 2156
Wacaean @De., RierenIeiben.
Stspben 4reu5, "a. 1859 6amer
Ctr, Subsriuloie.
Catherine Sdsib, 80, 1b17 Dub'
Isp Ctr, Srsbs.
glpbe Maripn aeipis, 10, Gdrif
Spipitai, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sulia Resb, 45. 3o76 Wenion Gtr-
SdpGhe.
Catherine Rt Gale, 90. 2134 Glao'
itone Gpe., Ser5leiben.
George g. Merelbu@er. 39 "A
aatepoob Str., Sdpd4e.
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Sie 2ebensmittel' 'amsteauas
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Slur.

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