The daily progressive-miner. [volume], September 23, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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THE PROGRESSIVE-MINER
Ketchikan. Alaska.
Enured jki tho Post Office as Korth bUk Alaska is seraut s-st
:< r iVtobre tl. I?14 -^r.'-xvr tb* Art of M&iyh * ly"V
PsK.sfe<C I>ai'v by
The Progressive Printing Company
J. K. RIVARD .... Editor
M. A. MITCHELL - - - Manager
srssnava w rate
Copy ' .-•-’Ct' : r •.-r-tb** •
By car?‘.tt per nior.tb 3^::* i>n* y-.ar (fe*. •
ADYKRTTSTN i RATES ....
Tbe PnvTWssiTe is stiictir E*yn-'rurr*v*n *r«: ’<xl u> \i % ; ;n
twsisol :-.:z oil... >. ^:b*fast'TT. A.&>t . jitr wrwilar aa-.f -.': • Tvrr : ,vr>
EYTDEXCE OF NE3LBCT
If las; ligk: fire that destroy* ! i-c oUirc cis-'
its contents through la ck of fire protection shew- any
thing. it <:. ■ ' negligence - ev<ry» ,y—or bearly every
body who visited that neighi rh ’ i expressed it.
— jgtrs and others not familiar w. h the vicinity "f;
the fire were . s: -,-ished that the ity had f - far
neglected to erect a fire station along there, and, from
a casual observer's pots* f view, the evidence f
r glider > is glaringly apparent.
It seems to ns that a hydrant with fire hose at -
taeied ready to use in case of emergency would greatly
help to control, or at least cheek the - - cling of fire
The nearest fire apparatus to that locality i* .'.t the eity
hall, nearly a quarter of a nsile away. Had the fire
started in the middle f a stormy night, the chances
are that other fcuillings would have gone up in smoke.
The nominal sum that it wonld take to install some
kind of lire apparatus in such a place, is t : small to
be considered a serious ob eti n, and step- s' ’ be
taken to that end,
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TAKE IT DP NOW
In last Saturday's issue -?f tr.-: Progressive. '
suggestion that al mrit ■'. talerts get together and
form an orgaBiraiitn, has apparently strv. k a rest nslve
chord if the o mraent hear! is any tr. Mention. Every
man, woman and child is agree1, that such should "
lone, not uly ■ r the : -- *'vre f :ister.tng t r
but also for the reas-:n list suer r O'- ' -" n i rings
together young people who have eo other i - we
to walk the streets for amusement. Aside from
musk is ly itself an e-lac.'.:: o well worth Itlw.t'.ng
Moreover, a knowledge :f r - goes wel: with r fine
nsent. therefore should be tr. uraged.
Ketchikan can bo «t -f sp’end: 1 musical t-l-r.t*
among whom are bom leaders. From that it is ear
that all we uee-1 is a man t t ke the lead sr-i organize
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hdsh: not a word
Ho.sh not a word. You must not tstk about
vour neigh hors. v - se by c g so you get away ?! e:
Christaia reaching. Xor only mat. but renters'--r tha.
vou are practically a newcomer and consequently you
cannot tel! who vou are talking to. The person t<
wins y .r- ' !?ing to may ' -long t-‘. r in s •• •• w ry
be related—that's the worst part of it—to the ones yon
are talking about: and the firs- thing you know there
be hell a-popping.
X.-■ v* r forget either that tars world is f .. -
organizations. There are • rganizatioss gate-re. As a
matter of fact, there are organized organizations every
where, whose chief aim is t protect its memt-rts—or
it may be to tear e3eh oth^r. Be that as it may.
there ar-' organized organizat ns the w rid over, an-’
then - ' • ' -: . ' :• -
better take an old timers advice—old timer, sever talk
about anybody, hardly ever—and while you mu-- not
r,,he s-hve part in tneir - ‘ -re.-: r-. join -very
:rganizatioas, e mpany. corporation, church as! every
thing e -? that hfc« a sent-'-iaae# f sticking tozetber
But rntii you get wised up. hush’, not a worn We
have le rued oar lemon.
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HANDY -SCHEDuXE C”
Some time ago the Jnneac Empire reminded the
.Vlaskar.s that too many looked upon '-offices as
eram--r:: vet the Empire has sever made the st ef
fert to show that offices in Alaska were not our g v m
meat. However, the folk-wing is taken from the r- -
doTa Times end zr - a long wvy to prove teat as ar-.
tia*-.- iucumbest of an of fie in Alaska c-mes p-retty
near being the whole push. The article i hows:
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A JXTJGE'S Dims
A federal ige is Ab>&» acquired 5 wnrdrelc
- .rv t«> ;. * • : same. - he 2 ' ■ it-’ eft. r' r -
the treasury held that clothing is s persons., mat —r. '
t© speisk. and that eves a fe’ers; , *e ot-jht to }
for hi.* ■ *e dads.
Comptroller of the Treasury, fl- rge V, Downey,
os appeal, bold that of eotr*- he «•• C-M. In* *fcs* 5b';
•edge has got the Jaw «b Jim *i<le and that hi* leg*:
rigbi or '- r the clothing ’ 3. to le p'-•'* ‘ of -*~'
;>. .-, • . . fr< t. :.:. - : -rf res. *
questioned. The cornst—dier -vered *te lid %
The judge in question i* Boberi W. JesEtBg*, oi
j - }. - hi. use is f.- ' ;Oii with trip in It*it
v ■ holding a *• floating court” tie f Mowing *.rt
aririn were purchase ::
Thr*- pa r* sock*. *1; one suit hataki, $>.30: one hat.
.V* ec -*: one war lag, *1: y- has, **: ©c- pair gum
rt—• one slicker coat, tl; gauntlet gloves, M
cc- >; rubbers, *1.25: robber hat, *1; Arctic socks, 25
bead net, SI; cap. T5 cents; total, $•<•• -••
: go Jennings binweif i*s .«•: the order directing
tb—. " -se articles be paid for out of the Alaska tress
i x . ! ic upholding Us right to do so Comptroller
1- .< says:
. • visile the expense is question seem* dearly to
} * eec a personal age under the delusion* cited by
• - »■■ lit ■•i. a* disliugausbc-4 from as official or incl
, - expense of the court f -Hid - hoe O ot 1 - l-orne
1 - * funds in sebedtile C, yet the accounting officer*
: ©werics* under the law to prevent the use f the
- for sock • ;rjlose* si*; paid out oa the written
or r of the judge. The Jaw place* the responsibility
for the disVsirsmeut of the*, funds for proper ami legiti
*
mate expenses upon she judge and he is rtmverablc for
his conduct in office to the appointive power- and not to
she accounting officers."—Tacoma News,
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TBAINTNa NEW CITIZENS
(From the Post-Intelligencer)
The city of Pittsburg, with the assistance of the
federal government, will start a school for what may he
easled the "rapid Americanization" of is? foreign-born
residents. v. ..s the beard of ,<>«■• tie. gives the
. tan which . s been framed its formal indorsement,
i ' prop " > night .-chord, intended primarily for these
will specialize in practical every-day
hiss -y. s shat the man who w v.t* to ■ -. cue an Ai eri
an citizen will know son-cthi- g of t • - - -vii lc - •
ament of the Failed States an-i tb-' gov
‘terns, both st cte and national.
The primary purpose is to ■■ >«■ >?r
to become naturalize-1 wish props-r i if u m tb-n ; - d
ifv Ikeii for citizenship As ? . step «>f ts
are to be p -do to break up ' .Hi- - ; . ’
a foreign birth oho herd together an-' ret • s :h■' .
'a-guace r.d .ire«* of th*-ir -riind Knrosv-n henre* an !
■1 r-.d -d -T > them into the bod ’ f A- . i s; 1
Th "it's- : ‘ - -v ;s sit on extension n '
elaboration of ideas which h.-ve lorn formulate i in
;-.v j -s ' - of the c entry 1 ■■ rr ■ t!; -gh In some
degree elsewhere. It might profitably he stsii fi- - her
enlarged. At present, for example, the c ... - hr.s.
bfore it The spectacle of many people of fond ::i 1 irth.’
who have been granted the privileges of A.::eri.-sj. sti
lenship, publicly announcing that they hold an a’teg
i ince whi h they have formerly sw-’rn to the 1' ;tod
State-*. These arc 1-•* - - . ‘
lettered. for whom the Pittsburg ; >- is r ■
Perhaps a school is America - ciu.- -Lit -g
its meantag and obligattons. could have vdgable 1= . ::.
t imp-girt to sotre -ter. who have b.his! tern v - is ■ •
t' r.-. '.g ■ rived it. titer T' • .-- -■
i all those lessors >s -> t '- the duty of every Ameri
can citizen to give his own government whole-hearted 1
- ’r* r; i every 'rc*\ ersy v ’ c h ri- s 1 c-twIt an :
DIVORCING MY 'LADY NICOTINE"
(Fr ' b - K • - - • .
ToKn -'. smokers who feel that the habit is injur
ing their health, who have tried t <jr.it as,! eor.ld net.
or ; . y nut be please.'; t > learn tha ttiie govern
ment i> evelopi-ig a sue ' in* .- ■ > fobs o. There is a
theory that boiled dumplings are good only nr he , they
are “gummy” and indigestible. So tobaeeo may be
< ly-yed only because it is pcisono- At any rate, it
fa the nicotine in tobaeeo that doctors condemn. Xi<. te
le :... jj.is.j-. that • v- - • to! i heart’ r. r i.'hci
ill*.
In as experiment station in Laitiisville, Fa., the
- t n euing a tobacco wit boat nie-nine.
Tee experiment began three years ago. A number <■:
tobacco plants were analyz, an 1 the «• • - of t; r one
having the least nteotiae •••r.tint were planted the sex',
wring. F that re: the - . - f the stalk
:<.ast n:' >:iue were tdante 1 again, a rid . n. Btii this
year the nicotine in the stalk had bi n re ice•• I t>v this
process of selection from 312 per cent, t 1.31 per cent.
The flavor was said to be not affected in the least. .
to bn -*’0 with only 1.31 per cent of nicotine was as satis
fying to .. i smokers as the other. The government
bop s .Hr to " breed of" ali the r.i: tine, sui if
it does we may have a kind of :-bae . that r.--.y Is
smoked with impunity.
.-ernr. - u- is not eu<- 'jraging the :••• • -
habd. It is only making nature, like any other i sl
terator of jure i -is at., drugs, be good..
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WHAT is cuetube:
W tin:.Home Companion i
Culture is a sT.-v pro - - It . j - td. - :n long
and close ,-rntn.-ts, lj is the fruit of reflection, of
travail of soul ao-i • Grappling with s niethisg
nul the very es—r,,-e of it has been extracted is a
fr -1 st*3!- T: - ' ■ .■ taste f • n « is l-'trn- i and
■ '-*e iearae s -e*s-r .suliati, ::s ,U, E4l satisfy. Then
f.- ■ ~ a growing power to discriminate, to answer f
- —viity- I,, feel the need, that what yon have_though
it may It- little—m;,y Still be me real tbirg. * This is
-d .re. Jt is not • .y -w, lii, >•' ■* r. i g- • -_
si is not things seem hard, miies traveled or book*
read. Tbeo- are the materials for culture: they con
tribute to it - Ely when they are absorbed by the mird
ats-i a* really lost in it ns water and lime, phosphates
an.. ..'uorna m-s* ■ . -t jn tae *■ :1 if tl_ev are to en
it and enable it to increase it* yield.
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PRINTS ONLY GOOD NEWS
From tr.e Douglas News
There ha- I-'-cr much new.» hiring tae j ast week,
news not fit to print. in most eases.everyobdy knows
about it, be-a use bad news travles fast. Just the
same', some of the things wL;-L men aod women w hit
ler to each other would iv; look good in black in? on
shiU' paper. N'ewM T t-r- * well as individuals “hool:
reaettUr to keep still if they have nothing to toil.
The ;>apers foliow tbi- ruie generally better r .s do j;.
; js' iiuals. !f ?ie * * .r- ; tbjssol every bit of sean
3t that -om s to the ears of the editors, the jails would
be fail—of printers, serving time fur criminal libel.
Editor* -loon barn f t • most of tin- things fold them
■*'* u- an- the -t are almost ■ • Lad. The News
is alr- ady • , :-rin' toe tnings that arc; good and -
'a*- tr.at i.j ’heir telling will male p-op.ie better anl
happier, and we invite our friends to tel! -.- tiie
':Ji.c- to ttieir lives. But those thing- that
T“ rotten and nasty and tend only to jtag folks into
*•>-t a* have no use for. Just a, white gaper
looks latter.
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DEPUTY MARSHAL AT COPPER CENTER
From the Fairbanks Times)
Owing to the several murders on the Valdez trail
and the fear of others is the vicinity of Copper Center,
a new deputy marshal ha, hvi located at Copper b ea
ter, according to I rank Herman, who arrive-! In town
y-rter-iay after r- ir.g from the The deputy
is Fred Cameron, who «■», appointed by Marsha! Bren
t- s .ri -C'-*.- flour sml who assumed hi- duties more
■ f-ti a - o'l, ag,,. Vt bile- tf * ,ff; have- little ,p
of ever apprehending the murderers of the men who
' *' - ‘ t:‘ f-'ail ; le of ;.-'-ar» ago, Urn v %<,iil
■io everytntng in their [-o ver to preve t a repetition
of lL<“ affair.
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KE1'.iiTKAN LYCEUM
KH'liikag Lwsra will H *-"' !«•
tt I’.nn.i Hall MiBT<hy »-v.-riiig
ilaiSo'flock *naip f-.-r th<- p«>q- *»-of
Hctliag M« officer* for t;;J: fftC.’
v .season. Tii* rehtar**! of r
m l
5->iher be«r>B* Iwmtdiafoly afl*?r the j
d«ti«B
W. G. WEIGLE,
Chaims.
ANCHORAGE TO HAVE FEDERAL
JAIL AND HOSPITAL
A.V'HOIIAGK, id nite.
State* Mtrdaii Brennernran has reef iv
• i i;sstreet Sobs to inuMdittdy pro
ee v i to ere-e? a federal jas!.
It was officially announced today
that a hospital would also he in the
Bourse of construe’.ion within t: . short
time. Dr. Carmichael, formerly at
; t airhanke and l *r. Kyv So are the:
.fine l-i-' igato/s f t h< n: <> Vf-meii t
. . .vaj .
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DAILY PAPKE AT AXCHOEAGE
CORDOVA. . 20_I.. V. Shav
and a«oeiat> heretofore publishers of
’fc■ Kfiik Pioneer., have parrs-hased the I
* •* Islam of IV, A, and will is- i
sue a daily newspaper at Aneborage.
WARNER’S FEATURES, Inc.
presents
..THE RANGE WAR”
In Three parts
TOM hT at the GRAND
Quaiiy First
Then LOWEST Prices
(H R Fall 1 Hies of Dry Goods,
Ladies Furn?s?nngs. Fuits and
Goats are non' Ready for Your
Inspection. Also Just In a
GompL'ie Line of Ladies and
Misses Famous
Queen Quality Shoes
COME in and See Us Before
Buying. We have the Coeds
And Can Save Bou Money.
TONGASS TRADING COMPANY
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STERLING ENGINES
The Engine of Refinement
.Made in All Sizes : : :
Sold at popular Prices : :
fi. R. Thompson
Distributer
Ketchikan Alaska
!
Fig Layer Cake
Wine Cake
Angel Food
Ginger Bread
Lemon Rolls
Cocoanut I\isse.->
Honey Jumbles
Macaroons
'
Frosted Cream
» Fruit Bars
Spice Cookies
Sugar ■'
Cocoarm t “
Currant
Lemon '• ‘
Toast
Also a line of the best canned Goods & Candies
launch
II A R R V
For Hire
Towing Freighting or
Passengers
HTMLOCK PILING FOE SAIF.
VVM. ANGEL, Phone !44
Tn Hold Examinations
Forest Supervisor,
(tear Sir;—
It lias been decided to bold -i rang
lion t>;< foil on or about
October 23 and 2*5, You have beer.
Wgost .l as the examining offi ; r
for the examination to be held at
year headquarters.
Vo rs very ic.iy,
C, J. BUCK
Acting Itistriet Forester.
Ketchikan
U ray i i ig Co m pa u>
OJEDELL, I’ropietet
Phor.e No. (iO
•ill Order* wilL be prom it It
aid carefully executed.
Cuiilracts Takj; i hut A»»v v, >0
Furnished cabins for rent
Enquire at Suily’s. ddv.
UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
We make a specialty of
short orders at all times
of the day or niflht.
Our Dinners are un
eoualed in the North.
Private boxes for dinner
; parties,
j MITCHELL BILICICH, Prop.
(Entire Stock For Salef
NOTHING RESERVED §
Space is t< s- ;.% :«» nti 'n any g
p Ice* C , ■ n! . sUiNF. g
\ ; , ttn^s, g f
|v < i * Shoe* ', ’very- g
tiling i r r :»r *; v. '<«■ ' g
| IT ■ Ci>3.4P>:SY .-S' )«r ?'! T0WN|
B Tf T :■ t v; / •* ^ e 4 W -
| j, riuh^fcS |
Across from U. 5. Custom Mouse. W
Ketchikan Iron Works
I We Cat Gears
THAT ARE
Evenly Spaced
Accurately Cut
ANY NUMBER OF TEETH
FROM
7 to i_4_ Pitch
AGENTS FOR
Atlas Gas Engine
Oxy = Acety lene
Welding
ELACKSMITHING AND
GENERAL MACHINE WOi.S
G. E. LiNGERFELT, Proprietor
Tv.'V'o T-eT', *V’ -£•*- V- . ■*' V To-To -▼=rv-^,- IT'•.-V+.','r
f We Manufacture and Keep in Stock ail kinds of |
$ I
* Spruce and Cedar Lumber |
J - ' wsaa^^s jS
Can fill any order either stock :+
+ or cut to specifications ... f
I t
* Steamer Vigilant ami Barge Blanche i
JL
| for charter for freight purposes %
* Ketchikan Power Company I
•'HUfrtWM fl'4 %»»»»»=
Nh-BONij CORSET.. For Rent—Desirable four roomed
- kouse; hot and cold water, bath
Mrs. George Washouxn, local repre- room, and all the modern conven
fjntative. Fittings in privacy at icn'' Hue view. A pply Mrs. **
Washburn’s Millinery Store. For in- ' ’^,l-utlinn- ^ fit edv.
formation call up G. 136. tf. adv. The Daily Miner $1 pe, month
TAKE DOWN YOUR
LACE CURTAINS
and send themto this laundry to be
done up. When you get them back
you’ll not be able to tell them from
new one . We have a special knack
if doing up lace curtains that no
homo work ca erjual and we can
prove it.
KHTC’iliCA.N STKA I LAl'XDRY
For Your
Hardware, Clothing, Shoes, Underwear,
Fishing Outfits.
The Celebrated Walrus Oil Clothing
Go To
N. F. ZIMMERMAN
Ketchikan - - Alaska
m Remember that tin- Firm of ™
g WV A. E. WALKER & CO. g
DEALS in HOUSE-FURNITURE as well as in HUNTERS’ and S
2 FISHEPJIEN’S SUPPLIES, such rs GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, J
^ TENTS of all Sizes, and kept constantly in stock Q
S Prices Most Reasonable. ^
jiH ^ > fa