GREEKS LICK
TURKS AGAIN
1,700 Prisoners Taken and Sent
to Greece—Occupy Fortified
Alliens, I>r<\ 23.—The minister
<»f war is in receipt <>f informa
tion of the capture of the Turk
ish army at Mittikline. Seventeen
hundred prisoners have already
reached here. It is also rumored
that the Greeks have occupied the
lorlilied pass at Morova.
This is considered a great vic
tory, as it was expected that I he
pass could hold out against an
army for months. Details of
the capture have not been re
ceived, but it is said that the
valor displayed by the (ireeks was
remarkable. They charged into
the pass with no thought pfllie
i*onse»|uenccs.
WILL RLOGK
IRE SHE DEVILS
Pass of Morova.
Officers Detailed by London and
New York Police to Protect
•.•ail Against Suffragettes
X w York, Due. *23.--An extra
de.lail <»f i»«»iio«» lias been placed
on all the Mocks and on ocean
liners I«» prevent I he women suf
fragists from carrying out their
expressed intention of destroy
ing (hi' Christinas mail sent from
one c.ontinent to tin* other.
Mail lo the value^of *3,000,000
left New York for Europe on one
steamer last week and it is said
that the value of mails sent this
year from the United States to
foreign countries is greater than
ever before.
The suffragists would destroy
l his mail in order to make a
demonstration that would force
I he governm-nl to allow them the
privilege of voting.
societTgirl TO
BECOME FARMER
Helen Morton, Daughter of Mil
lionaire, Quits Society to
Study Agriculture.
Chicago, |>ee. 23. — Miss Helen
Morton, the daughter of .1. Ster
ling .Morion, I In1 hanker, has an
nounced thai she will withdraw
from soc-iel> ami slud> faruiing.
Miss Morion says I hat the htil
lerlly life is loo tiresome for her
ami I hal hereafter she \\ • 11 spend
her time in doiuu soim'lhinu
worth while.
II is worlli while taking a
ehanee mi the shoo diamond Him
lieinu rallied al I'lanl Com
pany's. .jewelers.
Christmas Dinner.
All Moose or friends who in
Icitd lo parlake of dinner at
Mouse hall are requested lo pro
eure tiekets hy Saturday nighl.
December J! 1st. Tickets may he
ohtained through members or at
Hunt's candy store.
The best rooms in Vnldez ran
he had al the SI. Klin*.
Subscribe for I he Prospector.
FINE PRESENT j
FOR HELEN GOULD
Sailor Lads Have Gathered Money i
for Present—21,000 Sailors
Contribute. ,
.New York, I)it. ill.--Tlio sail- I
ors of I he navy have slarted aj
1111111 to gallnM* money with which !
Id present Miss Helen Gould a '
present, showing the apprecia
tion in which Miss (ionld is held
hy tli«* enlisted men of the navy.
Omlrihutions are to he made l»y
•J1.000 men and officers are al
so to be allowed to contribute. j
Miss (ionld has done much for ]
the men of I he navy in providing !
them wilh Y. M. A.^BuilditiKs
at all I lie yards and with reading j
mat ler on all of I lie boats.
BIG SMASH-UP I
ON AIR LINE
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One Dead and One Injured as |
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Result of Collision of Aero
planes in Mid-air.
Paris, Dec. 2«l Pilot < Miser is
dying and the son of the miuis
ter of marine is injured as the
result of the collision in mid-air
of two aeroplanes.
The minister's son was a pas
senger and was taking a trip with
((user when l.he accident happen
ed.
.I. II. I >. House is ruiilint'il lot
bis home by illness.
SOCIETY LEADER j
SUES CHURCH
j Bellesvue Reformed Church Ex
pelled Mrs. Sutter Now 8he
Asks Damages.
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I'il' slnirj:. I'a.. i )ee. M rs.
Suiter, a leader in l'illslmi'K hi- |
ciety. has insl it 111«•<I an act inn for I
111•• rt'cuvi-ry of damapcs because ,
I In* IrusI'M's • • x | m • 11«»«I her I'r* »m j
I lie It I he |'S ll i 11 ill HrllfSMIi- He- I
formed Church. of iliis city.
She asks duuinpc.* in I In* stun i
•»I" ^-.Mi.nnu. The trustees say thai i
I lir action takrn 11> I In* church j
j was Tail- ami jnsl; thai tin* sori-i
•• Iy women an* usiiifi I hi' church j
for a shield for rcspectahilitv; I
thai society functions ni'i> a ilis-j
Knn'e to C.hrislian IcacliiiiKs ami j
thai llicy fell I ha I sin* should uol j
he a member of iIn* church ami j
lake pari ami lie a leader in IMtls- !
burp sociely.
! GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.
j To lie jmeil hv I lie S\v el Si\_ ;
•leeii Club in Kaple hall Saturdayi
• e\ en i I IK. December '.'Kill. Adliiis-I
sion s | .mi; spectators 5n cents';
Kiftlil hamlsoiue prizes to he J
awarded.
Christmas Dinner.
All Moose or frlemls who in- |
lend to partake of fihrislmas din
ner al Moose hall, are r<'(|U">d-|
ed lo prornre lickels as muni as i
possible. Tickets on sale al
Hunt's candy store. I ►inner al \
l>. "i. I
Room and board ot the Grand i
Hotel 81.50 per day. Home cook-j
ed meals and good bed#. Mrv H.,
Shafts.
BARNETTE CASES ARE ENDED
HAWKINS TRiAtS COME NEXT
ARGUMENT FOR NEW TRIAL ihl MISDEMEANOR CASE UP IN
MORNING--SHOULD NEW TRIAL BE REFUSED
AN APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN.
r.mirl con\enr-d a< l» a. in.
The praml .jury ' nia• l«* no re
port .
Mr. t'.rossley: AI lliis lime, in
\ iew of I lie ruling of I he court, I
would move to dismiss the ease
ill' conversion against Harnelte.
I Iliink tin* next rase will be lhal
i.l' conversion against Hawkins,
ami 1 believe we ran Iry a nnni
lier of Ibese cases loffellier. 1
lliink Hi*' argument for a new
trial mifrlil lie made tomorrow
ami then we could bejrin (lie
Hawkins cases Ibe day after
Christmas.
Tlii* r.niirl : Su ordered. Tin*
jury rail In* excused initil 'l'liiii*s —
ilny at IO a. mi. The special ve_
uiiv is I'xnisnl from further al-i
tendance <mi I In* oiuirl.
(lulli*l adjourned until tomor
row al Hi a. in.
Tlii' dismissal of I In* ronver
sion case clears I he dockel of all
cast's against Calduiu Harm-lie
save tin* misdemtiannr rase, in
wliirli lln" dcefnd^nl was round
guilty ami in which a molioii for
a iu'w I ria l is now pending and is
lo ho argued in 111•• morning.
CRAZY SAILOR
RUNS AMUCK
Steals Auto, Wounds Two People,
Engages Police in Five Pistol
Duels—Believed Insane.
Scat tl>', I Mm*.. Alexander
Thompson, a sailor impressed an
automobile into service here yes
terday and made a two-hours'
lour nl' I lie city, iii which he
wounded two people with stray
hullcls during the live pistol
duels he had with the police. He
was finally captured when his
ainuuilion Rave out and was tak
en lo police headquarters.
lie states that he is a des
perado wanted in South America,
hut I lie police say lie is an Alas
kan miner who has pone "nuts."
lie will he examined as lo his i
sanity by physicians.
BIG XMASMONEY
FOR IRE POOR
Rockefeller Foundation and Car
negie Fund to/Join Hands in
Christmas Giving.
New York, iJi'C. 'J.I.--Tile
lloek'feller foundation and the
r.nriiefiie Fund trustees will inccl i
Tuesday and discuss I lie ad\ isa
hilily of joiniiiK hands in Hie
I'.iirisl mas jm iim to I he poor. It
is proposed lo have the expense
of invest iK>i? ion home hy holli
funds and it is also expected that
much heller results can he ac
complished hy holli work flip fo
nd her.
The Mockefelier foundat ion was
es|ahlislu.'d hy the oil kiu(x in or
der to use his surplus wealth for
I h hcnclil of I he poor. (larucpic
lui* .jusl added # I 'Jfi.000,000 more
to ih.< fund he had already turn
ed over lo the trustees of the
(•nriu'itic Iriisl funds, the inter
est oi which is annually used for
many dilfereiit cluirilnlde pur
pi ises.
(ienlle horse ami comfortable
culler for iciil hy day or hour.
Rule reasonable. Apply Fred.
Ki«b, phone
"Tho ClifT" is healed with
steam, real sleain, and you can
fevl it. In fact, you ran let. in
the fresh air and atill have all
I fie warmth ynu want.
FAITHFUL BRUTE
SAVES LIVES
In Awakening Tenants in Burn
ing Building Loses Its
Own Life.
Walla Walla, Dec. 23—"Shop,"
who sacrificed his own life to
save several persons in a lodging
house lire here last Saturday
morning, was huried with hon
<»rs.
The lamp in the hallway ex
ploded in the early tnorniiiK
hours and set (ire to the house.
The dog roused his master, John
Vale, the proprietor, and then ran
I'i-oiii room to room, harking and
waking the lodgers. All escaped
safely hut "Shep," who hecame
confused and, forgotten hy those
he had saved, perished in th»
flames.
cadeTsystem
STILL WORKING
White Slavers Are 8ti 11 Active—
New York Qrand Jury
Reports.
,\e\\ York, I lee. 23.--The JJi aild
jury in I his cil> have relurm*d a
report telling of the aeti\ily of
• lie while slavers, who are con
I i ii tin 11 > working to Ret girls for
the Iife of s'«; i»,e. '• !iey recite in
their report how i any of the
youiik uirls of well to do families,
\\lio have been reported missing
thcpasl year, are undoubtedly
victims of (lie while slavers. At
the previous investigation it was
shown how the girls are kept
prisoners and their earnings ko
to the proprietors of houses of ill
fame.
The Arnold case is cil.'d as an
example of thu practice. The girl
was kidnapped while in Central
Park and has ne\er been heard of
since, although hep people, who
are very wealthy, have spent a
fortune locate her. Several
oilier cases have happened in the
last few mouths and the girls can
not lie found. The grand jury
recommends sever.* punishment
for while slavery.
Dougherty Ferguson, for the
It.ilance of December, are selling (
roods at reduced prices.
Subscribe for th.? Prospector.
WOMEN CELEBRATE
PARTY VICTORY:
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Great Function Held in New York
to Celebrate the Election of i
Woodrow Wilson.
New York. I)cc. S3.—There was j
a greal palherinp «»f prominent {
Democrat ic wnnicn lieltl here on |
Saturday, under tlie auspices of
tin* Woman's Democratic Club, in j
honor of Mrs. Wooilro'w Wilson i
ami tin* Misses Wilson. I
It was a "Victory Reception,"
as (lie cards stated. Amoup those
present were Mrs. firovur Cleve
I.iihI, Mrs. William .1. llryan, Mrs.
'Ailclai Stevenson, Mrs. Champ
Clark, Mrs. Oscar I.'nilerwooij,
Mrs. Win. Kulzer ami many loth
er proiuiiicnl women.
WILSON SOON BE
| 56 YEARS OLD
| Next Saturday President-elect
Will be 56 Yesrs Old—Cele
brates at His Old Home.
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j Staunton, Va.. Dec. Jli.— I'resi
dcnt-clcct Wilson will arrive here
the last part of this week to cele
brate at his birthplace.
On Saturday the incoming
president will have passed the
r>0lh mile stone in his life,
i Soon after th«* election I lit* suc
Jcessfnl camlidate left for the
| Bermudas to recuerale after Ihe
: heavy strain incident to Ihe cain
! paifrn.
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PLENTY MONEY
! 10 CLEAN POLICE
Qotham Police to be Investigated
—Rockefeller, Jr., Gives $20,
000 and Will Give More.
New York. Her. J. I).
Rockefeller. Jr., has jiiven Jjt-'O.
! <(<)() for Ihe purpose of in\e.»li
Kiitinir tli.- police department of
I lie cily. whirli lias been shown
b\ Ihe investmation> «.»f Ihe I'.ur
rnn commit I •••.' of tin* hoard of
aldermen to In* rotten to I In*
core.
Women of the underworld are
heinu bleil b> the uniformed po-j
lice ami must pay tribute or thr>
are arrested.
Kx-l'olice (Commissioner t'.ross- ;
by. who served prior to llimlliml
ur W'ablo, ihe present incumben
in charge of the police depart
ment, says under oath before Ihe
committee, that Ihe mayor was
awifre of the conditions existing
in tbe department, as lie bail re
|iorl"d them ami Ihe mayor re-j
fused to a Mow him to remove
frrnfliiift policemen. It is said;
that- more crooks are on Ihe tin- J
iformcd police than oul of it.
It was proven I bat at the rob
bery of a f'alher house, plumes
worth tbonsnmls of dollars were I
taken by Ihe police after lhc> i
were called to investigate Ihe roll- !
bery. They afterwards compelled j
Ihe owners In buy ihe stolen |
lilnmes from Ihe police depart-I
menl.
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LOST—Walcli and fob with elk j
tooth charm on road to dock.
Liberal roward if returned to 0. (
(). Reinke.
WAS IN HURRY
FOR THE ESTATE
Beneficiaries Are in Haste to Ad
ministrate Living Man's
Estate.
Spokane. I >er. ;;.'t--The it 11 •-iiii* t
to prohate I In* estate of a man
win) is still alive came (<• a hall
(inlay wln-ii .Indue Sullivan or
dered |Im» vacation of Ihe petition
fur t«»iv- of administration on
tins $;?o.0oo estate of Edward
(Connolly, of Connolly station,
ami I ho dismissal of special ad
ministrator'J. F. I lea I y. Connol
ly. who is a pioneer of eastern
Washin^rton. is in ;i hospital here.
II was said hi- rase was hope
less and the petition was tiled in
the superior court without wait
ing to ascertain that Connolly ac
tually was dead. Physicians -ay
Connolly may li\e for week-.
STOCK CROOKS
RE TRIER SOON
Officials of the Telegraph-Type
j writer Company Must Plead
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Tomorrow.
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Seattle. I>ec. Canl
i well, Klias .1. Iteneh. Ailolpli
| Honch, all officers of llu* Tflc
: jrraph-Typewriler company, must
j |denii tomorrow in answer to the
'('barge nt' 11;i\ i11u.-»••«I I In- mails
•fur I hi' purpose i»I* defrauding.
: Tlii' rompany rlaiined In haw*
i I In* rights In an inv«*ul inn l»>
i \v 11ii• 11 llii'.x could telegraph mes
1 sages, simply nsiiiu (ii«> new
i typewriter. Stork was soM in
j large quantities In I In- gullible
j public ami many willows fell for
I ln» hail si*l i mi I in I In- al I rad i\i!
| circulars.
i The I'ostotfiee department are
'making strenuous efforts lo pre
Iv»»iit tin* circulation through the
mails of ihe prospectuses of —
I rich-ipiick companies.
DEAR WOMAN
BALKS ON BIBLE
Says the Good Book is Too One
sided In Favor of Wlan and
Against Women.
iiliiraun. I>i'o. •.,;J..."\\'i' can
no| acri'pi ihi' Itihle as a divine
inspiration because il fi-ahircs
Iht> iiiah- si'\ in everything, al
uio>| In ihi' exclusion of I lie fe
male." said Mrs. I.ama Fix
ed. I m i r* i 11 «•.*.«* manager of the
Working Women > Home, in an
aihlres> yesterday. ".Man has
usurped almost e\i*ryIbin;: in re
Iiuion as well a** in everything
else.
"In I lie Hihle thai we know.
<1«mI is represented as a man.
r.hrisl as a man. I lie apostles as
men ami I lie au^els in heaven as
men. ami in it women are coni
mamleil to obey I heir husbands.
Suffragists caiinnl accepl (lie Hi
hI.• Iilerall> as a dixine iuspira
I ion. NVe imisi see I ha I il was
writ leu by men nl a lime when
women w ere I heir dial lets. The
position given women in the Mible
has kept them from their right*
as the equals of men. The Hible
needs revision. II is no! up-fo
dnle."