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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
ALASKAsPACkERS co.
 PURCHASED MORE LAND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
CHICAGO TO ORGANIZE FOUR BATTALI0HS OF
 BOYS IN BLUE"

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
VILLA NOW FIGHTS
 UNDER NEW NAME

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
GERMANY Is PLANNING AN
 AIR FLEET
Factories Are Reported Extremely Busy All
 0v2r Country

PARIS. Jan i7.-Fra1 reliable re ressS. Gsvzaaay's plans te- aerial war .a-s ol -2cA larger scale .han 1a-e-o:o-e. .s .235ea;ed u documents .aksa rom enemy prisoners The q.a1s are similar to those promulgated ' ;ae United States. and information .o ;..4- esac; has raacAei the -tmeri- csz sxPetltio2ary forces
 T .S indicated t1a, .la Germans. te- ,.sT.ag .aae America ia-e1tsi co pp- machines II ,ae 6e.d oE cAe .ea< Q. ,eausa21S- Immediately enlarged saei. ova plans and pl-2oss . &ae2 D Ia<- vaae Ri. . ts c2es--a T. 5-. i- ss 2s-@ras5 -1a- .,sr arg extremely s4ss 3--.as no =. ;.-s .. Ia -
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
GEHERaI HURRY E II I'll. J y Cl),JRI I.I0l5'5
Alaska Soldiers Accused of Plotting to Destroy
 SeWa7d Fort

SAN FRANCISCO Jan 17-F:adiags by -h= eour, ra-.ia. !a Ihe cases Of ne 6r= men from -1= 1+.a Infantry t-5egl- down t-91 For Seward. Ha.nes Alasaa -o F1-- La@--5n for ria recently. -=sc.s- Major General Murray .3- -=v=@ -1-r While the -=-. E1= corr. --a. -z 10. re- v=z.a5. .- : -=13.l -aa- -ae men 2.o-r=5 . destroy For Seward with tT2am:-= and E.,. -1z loyal members ot c1s.- -sg.Is-. e par. ot -1e.r all srcl.s..c p,o- .9r Ttca. # found guilty. d4A-A i= za= penalty. Major General 5Iu-rzE 14J r=t=- he findings D President W.,so1
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
ALONG THE WATERFRONT

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
RESCUE
 OF KEEPER RRCN SEA

con tSSET Mass. Jan. 17.-An aaa n.' gasea rom the sea took place at Mn = llz At. vhgu C4rt Oo.aYius Reamrs. keepel .. the Ns.t was haul d vo .a feat nom ,he water 10 the ga o, door
 Cea n P@u v had .a-e returned rem -fe H,a.niH.s w'tt. q supply o( a-5sisiaa #haa his moor boat was a@ecs"-re5 eaa sunk bv ghe waves h-eahlne aver .ha hase of the light hensc
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
WILL TAKE
 OVER CONTRACT OF WRECKED UNCLE DAN
Teddy" Leaves This Morning
 Fer Hrangell With Capt. Sheuhause to Finish Contract

Mr. r. J William. o~ner or the power launches ~Teddy.7 and Rough rider lea ses cais evaa.1g On The City ot Seattle for H'raagelI 70 complete negotiations win M-. v. J. Neill. present contractor for the taking over ot the mail contract .. the West Coast
 Mr Neill was the owner Of the launch Uncle Dan" tae veteran mail aoar which piled up on The rocks near Craig during the storms several weeks ago. Mr Williams asas asked -o conE.ler l4I.-E c-s- the mail con tract for leas. three months and he finally consented. The Teddy. under the command of Cap-ain ShelIhouse. left this morning for Wrangell 10 take Ip her new run.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
LACKING YACHT CYPRUS BLOWS UP
 AT SEA, 3 LOST
Founders Of Coast of Nova Scotia.-Oil Burning Boiler
 ExplodeS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
gITILI<S ARGENTINA
 DECIDE 70 SEgD BIOCD

BUENgS AIRES. Jan. 1.-Two du- =ls are il prospecr a result of the action o1 2 Pres Club ta suspending he directors and editors of La Union on the ground that the newspaper has been receiving monthly subsidy rom the Germans. Emilio Tjarkas director 9t the paper has challenged Louis M!-rel publisher of Ma Nacion and president of the club. The other duel is to be fought by senor Galeag- ano Of La Union and Senor Franchi, an officer of the Press Club.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
COMING FROM EAST

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
KILLS SELF AFTER
 GIRL fiARRiES MAN
 NOT IN THE SERVICE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
FOOD CONDITION IN
 GERMANY WORSE

LONDON. Jan 17--Sa2gulls and crows are daily offered fer sale in me Berlin -.a-As.s. Wild seese are sold aS a7g1 as S+o each
 S2s2- iS selling &> high as S $ 2e1z3 wAs,s t2-S mad oil a-e nor -o ea had
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
THE B0LSHEVlKIS AND UkRAINIANS
 MEET IN BATTLE
Rattle Ships in Roadsted Open Fire or Town and fighting
 Goes On

LONDON. Jan. IA battle has oc- cured il the streets ot Odessa be- .Haen he Ukra.nian and Bolshayiki -rcops, according 10 a dispatch receiy- ed il Pe,rograd
 The report says that he bat-lesbips and other warsA.ps in the roadsted op 4a=d fire on the town and caused con s.derab ble damage
 The accounts O. the battle differ as -o whether the BolsheTikis have rak- en over me arsenal The struggle continues sa.s rhe last reporr.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

CAMP SHERMAN Ohio. Jan. 16- A-a=r:4a's war aas s1a-p-:6ed here ~aea ssf9 men 2. me new na.iona! Army responded t3 9 call for 759 vol l1,=4rs Q join Geaaa-l Pershing's forces ia Franc #1=1 cae cal. was issued il ~as s-a.=d -1a- che men who re-y soon. The re-.ss was 90 or erz eia-ng thar t1= lp commander 72s forced 70 a111c--.ce that -ae men would have 70 ae s,=e-ed
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
MUTIN .oF SAILORS IS
 REPOR TED
 FROM kIEL
One Report Says Thirty. Eiqht Officers Killed As
 The Results

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
IS USUAL. THE RED
 CROSS LEADS AGAIN

WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-Tha ma ca.nery Of th@ American Red Cross has been sec in motion 10 relieve the Guatemala earthquake sufferers. Tn response 70 an appeal for assistance rom Alfred Clark, chairman Of the Red Cross chapter at Guatemala City . preliminary appropriation Of s10.Q00 las been authorized for the purpose 3s relief supplies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

Annie lyons q native #ho gained considerable notorlety about year ago when writer on an Alaska news paper published story concerning her and her claim that she was the wife Of Rcx Beach, the well-kno~n writer, is once more q toarder at Un- cle Sam's hotel at Iairbanka, at which place she vas stopping when her story was given publicity. She vas taken up recently on the charge Of vagrancy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
SIX ARE KILLED
 AND THREE fNJUR RED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
THE FRENCH TAKE TIE GERMANS BY
 SURPRISE TODAY
Penetrate Far Into the Enemy Lines and Infict Heavy
 Losses

PARIS. Jan. l7-By surprise hr9St tae French penetrated far in- 10 he German lines ner Calonne -re1obe 2tay T.e French did not .ry to ao.d their gains. aa5 after in- aic-:ag heavy losses oa he enemy, and blowing up .hcir a ary works, returned 10 their own l.Hea
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
r FATHER KERN TO
 LEAVE FOR MRANGELL

Rev. Paul Kern ezpecta 10 leave on The City Of Seattle this afternoon for WFangell and peterahurg 10 hold his monthly services for he Catholic reg .denla oE 'hoae eo1na. There vill be no aerrsces q tie Catholic church here nexf Sunday .a clasequsa
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
ESPIONAGE OFFENDER
 GETS STIFF SENTENC E

DES MolNEs. Jan l--TEeacy years .- cae federal pv2-:e2.l@-y 4. --sarz- go-,1- Na->-. was t1- sentence ss=- 2 T 8-o5s=s.- 0t DaS Mo;Zes .4 z1e 5.s.-.s- .ol-. ms afternoon. sa,- .es.-E 1.s -ete-- conviction q v:o.a--
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

Wilson T. Hume, one Of the attor- neys engaged in the litigation that made Nome famous has become inde- pen1ently rich a. the result Of judg. ls,cnt in the Ella Helm grubgtake case recently decided against Jerry Wilson
 a San Francisco. The amount ig es- t.aa,ed to be $20O0.0G0 Mir. Hume aas fought the cage for the past seven years on q contingent fee basis.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
!. ". M. ARE LOCKED
 UP iN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Jan. H. Twenty-seven l. w. W.s including four women were this morning fer disturbh the peace, A large number of therl gathered on the corner of street and rouudly denounced thc police in their talk. Chief of police ordered their arrest.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
AND FAULKNER RCCND OYER TO THE
 GRAND JURY

SEATTLE, Jan 17.-Sergeant c. u. Comstock and R. M. Faulkner who Were put under arrest January s, cLarsed with the violation of the Reed amendment prohibiting the importa- sic4 Of liquor into the state, were bound oxer to the grand jury last night
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

NEN YORK Jan t--Is.-E -.a...;- z5 money -c g4y 5e- some sugar .o- az.c1 2 1s1=- r-5c= nan me iss2. rae ~4s c1a-Esz. Federal 41.1o..-- s=s --4g2s1 .ae1.-s Gsa1tea.- T.s .es- E1-s= name @4s 2o- -eTe2ie9. admired esa-E-E -5-= ;h2- -1a ->- za xa1 ---z q = ems pr -e1= :
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
so7T-HEs-E7s COMING

SEATTLE Jan I7--TE@ z-=zlsr Eo-r5T4a,s-z sz.-=a :o- -as 29r-a z- csu o'c.1cE .1is 1-o-1tag ~.-a c5e fol- IoE:og pass=1g=rs for Ee-c.taz1c H Mat-zoa C. Olzo1. ' z Do-r.s. [ slo-=c1-- Richard H-zEelT. Jezes An de-sc--
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
NEGRO PAYS THE PENALTY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

WASHINGTON. T. c. Jan. IT, Deaths from dtsease in she National Army during :ha week ended Dec. T. number IlS. asa.asz 70 the week be fore. and il ;he National Guard 10, aga.ns. i65. as shown in q summary Q: Army health conditions. made pub ,te by tAe War ? pa~-m ent, Of the Nsrsonal Army 5.a.1e. - were due .o pneumonia and 9: those in ,he Na- -ioaal Guard S-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

4 letter was recently written 10 q fachelor by the doll committee of the Fairbanks Civic League asking him f he did not want to buy a doll and help the Red Crogg The bachelor said he was perfectly willing but the dol must have certain qualifications and must be alive. No gavdugt dolls for him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
AVIATOR KILLED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

November 1917 ~es the coldest ey- er experienced in Fairbanks During only eleven days in the month was the thermometer above zero. The frst aix days the temperature ranged from forty-1ye 10 forty-eight below
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

j rod fishing station has been op- ened al Kodiak by the Nor,hedn Fish cries Company The ". J. Erskine Company is also interested in the en- terprise as their boats form part Of the er 3ment c the new company. There <. no longer ayn need for the natives around Kodiak to be withc@. sood a. they can dah for cod and make good money
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
ANOTHER Pl0f
 IS FRUSTRATED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-Fifteen representatives of labor arrived here at noon and will confer with Presi- ten- Wilson with .he view Of inducing the government 70 take over the Chi cago packing houses.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

Nv T0RT. 1-~ I---E;vb- ot twelve eiris -- 2 domestic science class a- I public SC 20, l.a-a vera talk e1 fic,aGtl~ il after -ho- had cooked :-4.v;l-af disr e teamed carrots and cafe2 their -:elvr-s \ doctor a5zsi-. s.eroi aIs. al ,2i s.i -i,o ei-.s recovered
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
RoUMANfAN MINISTER FREED

LONDON. Jau. LA dispatch from Petros,a5 this morning says that the Ronmau'an minister. Mr. Diamede, was e,aea his liberty last night by order a. the Ee'shevikj government.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

IGIROGRAD. Jan. 1i.-A credit of -,olo ulbles held in banks in the Namn of former premier Kerensky has been discovered by the Bolsheviki au- 1borilies Th2 money will probably b. spent for the benefit of victims of the slting which preceded the over- throw Of Kerensky.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
MANUFACTURING
 PLANTS ORDERED
 CLOSED MONDAY
Fuel Administrator Garfield Says Situation Needs lme-
 mediate Attention

WASHINGTON. Jan, 17.--In order 70 relieve the threatening coal famine tue! administrator last night directed thai begianing toaarrow. all manutac- turing plants excepting those produc- ing coal. close thesv places for five days and for the aeNs 1ea weeks on Mondays and holidays
 Mr Garfield sad sa.s morning that ,he step was necessary for the win ter
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

LONDON Jan t-.-A 1=a o-z=- .s- --=5 1E --e army co--c.. prohibits ne --a--t tz1-G-= at,@- Jz-1zEE |. and ne purchase o- sz.= a.-=r F=1. l ot 5oo-s :o- aou=1 with -ae 122e-s exceed --g seven --c-=s :2 a-ig-. c: leather
 - inches F as:E1- f Q: azF o.a- = material
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

\ post office was recently created al Eska Greek Coal Mines to b. known as E8ka. There are al present over 2 hundred men employed q the mines and more will be taken on in the summer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
PIONEERS ELECT
 OFFICERS FOR 1918

The Pioneers Of AIaska. local Igloo No F.. held sa election ot officers l&ss ereaiag z: Red Nen's Hall Pending The arTiYal os ne charter from the Interior. no installations will 5e made. Elected last eyening were. 2, y. Stanford. President.
 Joseph riner. lsr Yice-Preg.
 ! T. Walker. znd rlce-pres
 | Smith Harris. Secretary
 1 ] ilEaan, Treasurer
 5F- J Morgan. Historian.
 %e!s GEsoa, Sergeant at ArEns.
 When 2 man tells you all his
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

BERNIE, Jan 17-Swltzeriand today acknowledged F!aland'a independence II 6 proclamation issued by the gov ernment.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
.I)E,((>,I(E. ASE IN HII.(,.L,. IN
 \ Hi()N
Retail Prices Have Dropt l Per Cent in November
 Say J. s. Statistics

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 1.-The Bulletin of Statistics published by the Bureau of Labor just issued says that the high cost of living is being de- .s3ted and that retail prices od food, for the month of November was per eent less jhan in October
 tcur standard articles, showed de- e.eases. sour remained stationary and tlaeeu increased.
 yaH'd afe many months however st9tes He Bulletin to put prices back so the same standard of prices as be- ,orn-tGa war, as the bureau calculated ,1ag prices were g per cent higher than n November, 1916, 46 per cent h;eAer tbau in tine same month. 1914, .la 5> per cout higher than in 1913.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
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 LIP EPLANT
 .Eflo RICHARDS

SsCR s5IENTd Gal 5sa l7.-Prune trees winch o44a from France 6l wears a#5 10 s-ast the Sa6Eament0 val, .ay orc. 4de v b. s#a source of a supply =ed.ags Wair4 now will Il tu~n se a--j to restore 1Ae orchards q suats9 E-a4es since devastated by -he war
 The French government has placed an order -ar 5.5eaooo pounds Of seed 2. pin,v aHi biae.sye beans and 1.0o0,- aae -z@e-a.d fraa- tre-z. 10 restore =Ae fields aui orchards a1 Northern -'ranc1
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

QjTUFe. Canada. Jan. 11.-Accord- H5 {, @a.d received today from Cape C.la-ey. on the south bank of the St. Lawrence river. northeast Of Quebec the four American steamships that were caught in the ice fields of the ape several days ago, are as yet un- 3amaIed
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan. 1--BaroR Yon 5asterg German. who has been in the limeseat for several weeks. on an order -rss rl= department of justice. vas i1.-ra=a at Ellis Island for the duration ef -he var
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

+ man ncYer changes his mind. he .s either very right or very stubborn.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
WEATHER REPORT

For she z4 aoegs ending : J, n. Lar asga-- Nax.aaa-a tez2pe.a- -gye 4ts aa1ge. Minimum g a1g5= Ft@e5g. g.ss+joz -zs inches.
 S5cwsry. and 1.11T
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
CAMP DONIPHAN. Okla, Jan.

CAMP DONIPHAN, Okla, Jan. r. A detention camp where women of questionable repute are being interned has become a reality in Lawton. It is the first city in the United States to take such drastic action It is believed the camp will solve the vice problem.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 SOTTHBOTND.

JeEeEssz : 7 @ -.g--g-so Desrz-ca | ? IT. -1dsT Princes Friday 7.
 NOR1HROUND. C5ty e Seattle : p IT. to-day No--aE es-e-1 Saturday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17
TEN SHIPS SUNK

LONDON. Jan. 17.-According to the Admiralty report this morning, ten ships were sunk during the week end ing last night Mostly small vessels.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-17

When z man tells yoa all his troubles ae beco-Ies one of yours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-27

TVERY frock ON this page is Guaranteed sewed with
silk" In New York alone twenty of the lead
ing shops offering silk~sewed garments each
bearing the important label Guaranteed sewed with silk
Never before have Zines" been almportant this
Fall.
Frocks simple and colors dark. The slim silhou>
cite is i'm vogue. Soft satins, silks and wooens the
favored materials. In the lines of frock this Fall lies
its chic
The only way to be sure of them is to buy gowns
"Guaranteed sewed with silk"
That label in these frocks and that the
will quicker shrink break, that the stitch
ing will fade and collect dust 1t MEANS in
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-01-22
MAN WHO FEARED WANT

The following sad story is sent
out from Lexington about a man who
many Of the Interior Journal read
ers had seen in Danville rs he took
his morning walks. which he per-
sisted in. il mattered not whether
the weather was good or bad or if
he was well or i'll: Haunted by fear
through life that the fortune Of S75,-
600 left him by his father would not
suffice to keep him in his old age,
William X. Stout. 60 years old, of
Danville. and a graduate of Centre
College, is dead mt the Eastern State
Hospital. Physicians say his death
was due to loss of vitality caused nv
insufficient nutrition. One of Stout's
eccentricties was to deny himself
food so that the income Of his Tor
tune might not be impaired. Friends
found him starving and almost fros-
en- IN the snow week ago and
brought him to the hospital. His only
known relative is a brother. James,
a patient in the asylum here"