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Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
COMMERCIAL CABLE ASKS INJUNCTION UPON BURLESON
Claims That Unless Postmas- ter General Be Enjoined, Company Will Sustain Ire parable Damage
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NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Complaint il an injunction suit against Postmaster general Burleson was filed by tho Commercial Cable company here to day seeking to prevent the postmaster general from assuming control of the company's marine cable system. The complaint alleges that if the post mastergeneral is not enjoined from carrying out his purpose, the company will sustain irreparable damage. It was filed by Charles E. Hughes and William w. Cook, as attorneys for the company.
 Soon after the complaint was filed. it was announced at the offices of the Commercial Cable company that Vice President George G. Ward would re- fuse appointment as director of com bined Western Union-COmmercial Cable service authorized today by the postmaster general.
 The main basis of the bill of com plaint is that after the armistice was signed the war power no longer op- erated, except to wind up matters al- ready in the hands of the govern ment prior to its signing. To show that the armistice really put an end to the war in the meaning of the joint resolution pf congress taking over the two systems the following extracts from the presidents address on November II is quoted:
 The war thus comes to an end. for. having accepted these terms of arm istice, it will be impossible for the Germans to renew it"
 The complaint asserts that the gov ernment is not sincere in its conten- tion that control of the cables is need ed during the peace negotiations, pointing out that in addition to the Atlantic cables the government also took over the Pacific cables and those to South and Central America and Cuba.
 It is claimed that the Atlantic cables were being operated to their fullest capacity and that the govern ment was being given priority, and it is contended that no faster or greater
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
REVOLUTIONS GRANDMOTHER

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 TOXIC, Tuesday, Dec. 3, (By the Associated Press.)-Madame Gather inc Breshkoyskaya, grandmother of the Russian revolution" arrived here today from Vladivostok on her way to the United States. Madame Fresh kovskaya said that on her visit to Washington she desired to meet Presi- dent Wilson, to whom she will narrate the conditions in European Russia and Siberia.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
RESENT POSITION.
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 BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 4. The newspapers are lamenting Argentina's s position as a result of her neutrality in the world war. Diario refers to the great peace celebrations as "a Jordan, in which the public conscience has washed itself of the infamy caused by Argentina's official policy during the war"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
APPEAL TO M'ADoo.
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 WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. - General chairmen of the Order of Railroad Photographers will see Director Gen eral McAdoo tomorrow in an effort to secure adjustments of supplements to the general order dealing with rates of pay and working conditions of agents, telegraphers, dispatchers, tower and train directors, towermen and line repairers.
 A basic eight-hour day with time and half for overtime and double pay for Sundays and holidays for all classes Of employees represented in the order will be urged upon Mir Mo Adoo.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
WASHINGTON BONE DRY.

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 OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 4.-Wash- ington formally became a bone dry state at midnight tonight with the issuance of proclamation today by Governor Ernst Lister, announcing the passage at the November election of the prohibition referendum. This brings definite end to the liquor per init system.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
ARGENTINE MOBILIZATION
 SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION
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BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 4.-COn- siderable discussion has been caused here by reports of Argen- tinean mobilization in the Andean regions as a result of the con troversy between Chile and Peru. The government denies that mo- bilization has been ordered. High army officers say that they have as yet received no instructions, but are ready to mobilize at a moments notice, if such action becomes necessary.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
Sore Throat, Colds Quickly Relieved By HamIIn's
 Wizard oil o

Hamlin's Wizard Oil is simple and effective treatment for sore throat and chest colds. Used as a gargle for sore throat 1t brings quick relief. Rubbed on the chest 1t VII often loosen up hard, deep seated cold in one night.
 How often sprains, bruises, cuts and burns occur in every family, a we'll as little troubles like earachs, toothache, cold sores, canker sores stiff neck, and tired aching feet Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al ways bring quick relief.
 Get it from druggists for 90 csnt& If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipateds or have ssek headache? Just try Wizard Livss Whips, pleasant little pink pills. S cents. Guaranteed
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05
STEAL LIBERTY BONDS.

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 LEAVENWORTH, Ind.,' Dec. A. Liberty bonds and war savings certi- ficates secured by robbers who footed the Leavenworth State bank here early today is placed at s100,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05

Retribution for the Germans may take the form of supplying them with American food at present prices.- Brooklyn Eagle.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-05

Jim Rice, former rowing coach at Columbia University, is in great de- mand now. War put an end to col legiate rowing, but with the coming of peace college officials are plan ming to renew the sport. Rice says he will not return to Columbia . He has offers from Pacific coast uni versailles and has been approached by representatives of Cornell.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
FISHING QUESTION BEFORE COMMISSION
 AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Jan ---Dis1us- s.o-s l. ne American Canadian ish- s-.=S were interrupted today by me c-a5-zza ~1e1 A1 adjournment vas .4k=1 The sessions intended 70 6a 1s.3 1e-e ~is 5e concluded this wees; and t-oz ae-e tAs commissioners will --=a hearings II Bos.oa. beginning January 3l From .Ae-s. -te eomuis- s.a- ~lIl go -o Gloucester. shaa 70 some plzce la Canada yet undecided 1p3z
 Peculiar 3leons.s:eacses~ n aza- :az practices oa a.. Atlantic and Paei- 4c Ca4-,> nave ee=- shown 6y dis -1s:eas ~z.ca Cz14diA. yesSels were -z.-ai v t45=-z. law from marketing -z=.1 ea,c1 i1 Ans-te41 po-fs oa the Atlantic coast- This practice is said 70 o= r.-.az,lT ne sane 0a the Pact sc coast E1e-e it is said Canadian taz-z % mo Ke:ea.k2n po-t before 7-oe4=5:-g -o t1s fishing banks Can alan 1.4-s ~=-e compelled 70 pay .==s = E=-chik4a and 70 clear from Ia DOT
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
MARDI GRAS WILL
 BE CELEBRATED BY ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

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 War ti-le azs more o. less affected -5e gayaci=s .. me ciry and there has 5@4a 10 public ere1r Of social co1se- gz=oce fer sometime. which will, there fore make -he coming bzll more than geleoa= as diTe-2lo1- Men have b=e2 work.ag and wonen have been E-it.!ag i-d1z.-io1siy bur both Till lzy-zs.de caelr burdens on this nigh. oe Mzrdi Crzs Detore going into the Le1.ea aeciuz.on, Ash Tednesday be- ing n February 15th this year.
 l, ne meeting aeid las- sTeaing on- r Yery indefinite arrangements were made, except the date, and the place, Moose Hall Attorney Ernest Blue and Y. F. Spz1lding are the other two zse1a o@-e q ths executive committee, rao wiIl in tgEa appoini working com aaistees.
 me Arctic Brothers arg well known a e1ter1zl1e4. and tne names Q. the head ot tae committee rO1ca for all tae good times possible. The commit fee promises 10 gire more complete te-ziis e the.r piens ., 2 later date.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
KNITTERS NOTICE!

In accordance with the request pub lished in yesterdays issue, for knitted articles. another shipment will be made ar the end Of this month, accord ing 10 an announcement made by MT. Barber, chairman Of the military re- lief committee today.
 All who have knitted articles on the way now, are urgently requested 10 rush them 10 completion in time for the shipment next week, as they are sorely needed. MT. Barber also stated that new shipment Of yarn has been received 50 that anyone in need Of any. may procure it al the Red Cross rooms or by applying 10 Mrs. Dobbs Or Mrs. Bugge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
CHINATOWN MAYOR
 OF NEW YORK HAS
 P0MP0US FUNERAL

NEW YORK. Jan -z.-All he ponp sz5 sp.=ado- ot celestial ri.es were or 5.sg-zy ~a@z Tom La. u4yo- ot Chin 2-oz1 II -a= c-o2blssous t=ad days t=to-= ,a= fading os Ina. picturesque z:3= ot New To-as ezs. quarter. was 5z-=1
 B-s.z=ss Il Ho;-, Pe.l Doy=r and Bzyz-d s--==-s-,Ae d:s.r5c, oTer E.5ca .1s aged mayor presided wi-h ~ .-:1 hand :o- mzaE r=zrs-~as sus- pended
 Taoas4.3s. .acla3!ag members Of -5rz. ,o1g organizations. 1led into the ol2.= 6-ap4t 6@z-a c.znber II ths -o,3zz ot -1= On Leong tong to yie~ -.= oo5y ra.c1 had lain il state since rszce-day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
WILL VISIT SOUTH

Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Williams. who have been 9iei:.ng in Ketchikan with Attorney and Mrg. Chas. H. Cosgrove, let. On me City ot Seattle last even ing with their four little daughters for Seattle. where they will spend Q few weeks before returning 10 their home in inc north
 Hr. and Mrs. Williams have been here over two months, having come from Port Edwards, where Mr. VII Hams .s superintendent c. the cannery 2. the close Of the fzhing season. Mrs. Williams is sister Of both Mrg. Cos groye and Nrg. James Mooney, of Ret chikan-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
LAWMAKERS ARE STIRRING
 SCANDALSAT WASHINGTON
 CRITICISM IS UNCHECKED
President Wilson Does Not Approve Comments By Senator Chamberlain of War Department
 NphCh He Calls Efficient.

WASHINGTON Jan 22.-n uncertain last night. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon assaed the department and Secretary Baker whom he qualified and incapable of efficiency He araned the secretary nmercfuy an hour.
 After the session adjourned President Wilson issued state charaeterng Senator Chamberans public officials crt the conduct of the astonishing absolutely ustabe and distortion of the truth The President concludes his with Secretary Baker of the ablest officials have ever met.
 Col Roosevelt arrived here last night and will in the city for several weeks the guest of his daughter.
 This morning following conference Senator Chamber m whom h ra summoned Colonel Roosevelt gave interview in which he ad all those who defend necency being pat riocay lufavaTn and pretarrinl delay pronlp action
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
FORGERS IN TROUBLE

HONOLULU. T. H. Jan. 22.--ln con- neetion w.5h the recent filing Of the purpor-ed will of the late Queen Liliu- okalani which named Princess" Bel !iceau as the chief legatee. Sanm Ke- liveau as the chiet legatee, Sanm Ke- Theresea BeIliyeau were indicted. The charges are for forging the name of the late queen in an alleged will in conspiring 10 acquire the latter's es- tate while Kamakai and Kealoha are charged with having abetted the princess" in connection with the al legged forgery.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
DAWSON FIGHTING CHIEF BACK FROM
 EUROPEAN WAR

DAWSON. '. T. Jan 22.-The first ot 499 men who have Jeff here 10 go D wa-. Andrew Har-. former Dawson ire chi4t aas returned. having been in- vaI.54d home zc the age ot 5, after seye-e illness contracted il Eas- Al rica- The entire city with home guards and scouts and band turned our and escorted the veteran down the snow trail 70 me 4 B. Hall where Cor Williams and other higa officials ot -he territory greeted him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
 ALARMED AT STRIKE
Count Toggenburg Begs Working Classes To Wait for Resumption Of Peace Negotiations Before
 Resorting to Drastic Steps

BERNE Jan. 22-Wth strikes spreading rapidly through o Astrtauner and the people wildly demanding peace at all cost Epevor Charles has taken alarm and has summoned the crown council te Schoenbrann Castle immediately The obect said advise whether would be wise 10 send soldiers against the strikers.
 Travellers arriving from .he frontiers that
 million workers already e;ne Vhe rank o the strikers
 Following resignation ot cabinet aSg Saturday Count Toggenburg who been commissioned form cabinet has made several various points which he has prom ed the working classes re;et. He & quoted saving There E every Esho .ra. peace with Russia will take sars factory whan -nsy resumed 6reSt LoTsk This promise said bE returning travellers iS Tisfac -or and me people Si>-en- securing peace with Che world.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
AMERICAN GUNB0AT
 IS FIRED UPON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s,-The com Iander q the American suneoat Mon. &cacy. has informed lhe navy depart men. that he had been fred upon by Chinese 0ebelS- He reports that he re turned me fire and silsaced the at- :ask promptly The attack was made .2S. Sunday a- Yansste.
 WASHING G-1N. Jan, 22-An imper- 2,iys demand 5or disayowal for the responsibility fer the shellins oE the American Su. aal and prompt pun. :sna2e1: to- taoSe responsible. have been made as me American minister to China CT ,ha Chinese government. .n addition 70 indemnity. was an aoa2es5 officially sod2y oy the depart -sat q >.A:e,
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
IS SERIOUS NOW
 IN FRANCE
Canadian Food Controller Describes a Terrible
 State of Affairs

MONTREAL, Jan. 22-Food control Ter Hanna in speech last night said that the civil population of France has only three days reserve supply of food, end absolutely dependent upon the de- pletad British shipping which cannot bring supplies for Italy from Argen- tina; although an abundance of sup plies have been bought and waiting for shipment to Italy. Meanwhile, France is supplying Italy with her needs. The conditions, he said are extremely serious
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
LEAVES FOR TACOMA

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
TURKISH TROOPS ABANDON THEIR
 COMMANDER
German Official, Reorgan- izer Returns to Constan.
 tinopIe and Quit Task

WASHINGTON. sa.. se.-Oae hun. drei ard six-y thousand Turkish troops: or moye 1han fifty per cent .: General FalkeahayGes' reorgani-ei Turkish army deserted during their recent journey from Coastantinopie e the Palestine. official dispatches gs- ceiyed today state. The reports say ghat General FalkenhayaS Eas return ed a Coastantiople and his entire plan for rsaa biliatioa of the Turkish forces has been abandoned.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

ALASKA-Stepheng Passage, Mid dleP oint Light reported not burning January 1G, 1915. will be relighted as soon as practicable.
 Chatham StraIt-Rocky Island light reported not burning December 31, 1917, va reIIghted January 1s, 1913. II awk Inlet East Shoal Light report cd not burning December 31, 1917, was reIighted January 19, 1913.
 Sitka Gound-Wegtern Channel, Channel Rock Gas Buoy reported ex- tinguished December z5, 1917, was re- lighted January 20, 1913.
 By direction Q, the Commissioner Of LIghthouses-W. C. DIBRELL, Lighthouse Inspector.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
SWEDEN FREEZING UP

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 29-Various places 1T the northern part of the country are reporting unprecedented temperatures. some Of the lowest figures are 7e.6 degrees below zero Fahrenheit at Aze,a. 67 below at Soer fors and GS4 below at Hogdalsjo.
 WASHINGTON, .. c. J..1. ae-An adverse report has been made on tie proposed improvement of Controller bay. Alaska. by Ger oral V. Ii. Black chief ct engineers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
BOLO PASHA AND CAILLAUX NOW IN
 SAME PRISON

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
ALASKA PACKERS
 DECLARE DIVIDENDS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22-Three dividends payable Feb. g, to stockhold. CTS os record on Jan. 31, has been de- clared by the Alaska Packers associ- ation here at a meeting of the board Of directors, as follows, a special divi- dend of $20 a share, an extra divi- dend of $2 out of the income of the insurance fund and the regular guar. terly dividend of $2
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
WILLIAM SWANSON
 ElUDES AUTHORITIES

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ss-WIliam Swanson. German Quartermaster and member of the crew sought in con. nection Of the wrecking of the steam. er Spokane. is now known to have es- caped from the authorities here after coming aboard the schooner Mary D. Hume, which came into port with a flag of distress. The authorities have been unable to locate him thus far.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
FOR ENACTMENT
 OF MEASURE DOUBTFUL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The pros pect for enactment of legislation pro Yiding for war cabinet and munition administration is dim today as the re- suit of President Wilson's unequivo- cal denunciatien of the program. The spirit displayed before seems to have died out.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
MYRTLE BEACHED-
 WILL BE REPAIRED

The launch Myrtle which was raised last Sunday from her bed in the water near -he the Ci-y float was beached. After she has been properly repaired the Myrtle will be used as barge. as ir has been decided nor 70 rein. sal tae engines. and will be used for -o1ing purposes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
THE QUESTION SHOULD BE
 SETTLED
President Wilson is Said To Have Suggested Ac-
 tion by British Govt.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
WAKEFIELD FORMS
 GIGANTIC COMPANY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
PRESIDENT OF CESSEPY COMPANY
 RETURNS SOUTH

Carl 4 Surter. Of Seattle, president ot -ae Fidalgo Island Packing Com psny who came north On me Admiral Evans las. week. returned south on inc Ci.y ot Seattle last evening. While north. Gr. Su,ter visited the Ketchi- kan caanery Of which Mr. Geo. F. Rounse.ell is superintendent, and the cznuery ., Pillar Bay.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
sssllE FROM IuhEEu

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
FRENCH POILUS GET
 QUART OF WINE DAILY

PARIS. Jan. 22.-Food Minister Boret told the cabinet today that the promise Of three-quarters of a liter of wine daily 10 the men at the front will be kept and even exceeded He said each man would have liter Of wine daily half 10 be free and half to be paid for
 Tke furnishing Of the wine to the men was adopted in accordance with the wish of the gfeneralissimo, who desired 70 save the men from being exploited b. wine dealers.
 The cabinet approved the bill raising the pay of Ehe soldiers for the time they actually are engaged in fighting from l franc 70 francs day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22

BALTIMORE, Md Jan. 22.-The funeral of Mrs Laura E. Billings, wife of Rear Admiral Luther D. Bill lingg of the paymasters corps, Unit ed States navy, took place today. Mrs. Billings was found dead in her bath room, it is supposed she was stricken with heart trouble from which she suf- fered. Her husband was in Washing ton at the time.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
MARES IMPORTANT SUGGES TO THE
 GERMAN GOVT

AMSTERDAM. Ian 22.-"Germany should no, take any territory from Russia and might give back Alsaee, Lorraine 10 France. Maximilan Hard, en declares in this mornings Die Kukunft" Harden goes on and states that he cannot see why this war should continue.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
JEWISH NATION TO
 SOON BE RECOGNIZED

LONDON, Jan. 22.-The British government will shortly allow Jew. lsh commission 10 go 10 the Palestine and prepare for the establishment of 2 Jewish nation which shall be recog- nized immediately by all the Entente Allies. il is announced today
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22

CHICAGO. Jan 2>-Ias1 yea. se0 s4soc1s n Chicago went out c. bust ness making 2 ns, loss to the city ot S4ze0S-Q revenue, accordance 70 2n al- aoancsE.eac made 21 meeting ot the s1a-ce co-mittee ot the council.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-Arrange- meals hare been perfected 70 import one hundred Porto Rican laborers in -o -his country 70 help along -he south ern states on the shortage Of labor, rhe Bureau Of Labor announced this morning
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22

NEW YORK. Ian 23--I; WIS learn. @3 ,o52r Ina, : plan is under consid- arztio1 under which New York bank .-s interests EoGl3 finance the 2ex- Cuban sugar e-o? involving aa expe.- 3..1-a q a sE1, as high as S15of[1.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
GERMANY PROTESTS

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 21-Germany has formally protested to the Argen- tina government against holding Von Luxburg, the former consul, as lu- natic
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22

DENVER Jan. 21-W. F. Drummond an employe Of the Federal Reserve Bank Of Dallas, Texas, was arrested here and confessed of having stolen sixty-fye thousand dollars and fled. He will be taken back 10 Dallas.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
L. s. A. GIGANTIC TRUST

OTTAWA, Jan. 21.-Sir Cecil Spring Rice, retired ambassador to Washing ton on his way home. addressed large audience here last night. In part he said The United States may be said to be q gigantic trust devoting every energy 10 put down the war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-22
GOVERNMENT TO
 BUILD HOMES

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