BUS WANT
MOST OF TURKEY
Have Consented to N°gotiate
Armistice if Granted All of
Captured Territory.
Constantinople, Nov. 1.—The
victorious Bulgarians have
agreed to an armistice with the
Turks an,| a cessatio 1 of the
fighting if the Turks will agree
to cede all Of European Turkey
hut 'a narrow tsrip along the
coast, including thr city of Con
stantinople, In them.
The Turkish authorities are
helpless to prevent the Bulbars
from entering the city, and it is
believed that the terms will be
granted unless the Porte can se
cure the aid of the powers lu
prevent Bulgaria from carrying
out the drastic terms she has
dict'aled.
Russia is believed Lo be be
hind the victor ami will back her
up against any etl'ort of Germany
and Austria t<> help the Turks.
ALLIES QUARREL
. OVER VICTORY
Greeks and Servians Bicker About
Spoils and Each Desires Pos
session of Monastlr.
('.mil-I ;inI iuoplc. Xovciiitiri* "J I
Tin; victory of (lie (Crocks and
Servians when they raptured tlie
Macedonia cily of Mouaslir, has
lead lo considerable quarreling
between the I wo forces as lo who
should control the city, and cach
claims the fruits of victory.
Twenty thousand Turks were
killed during the siege and the
losses lo I he allies was very
heavy, all hough not ofl icailly
ui\«»n out. (iOiiflids betwee'n the
(•reeks and Servians in the cil.v
are numerous an(| open hostili
ties may break out al any lime.
AUSTRIA SEEKS
COERCE SERVIA
Troi bie Between the Two Pow- •
crs is Expected at Almost
Any Time.
i
London. .\n\. 2 I.—The diplo
matic relations between Servia
and Austria are near I he break
ing point and it is expected I lint
nn open rupture will lake plaee.
Austria lias notified Servia thai
sin* will not countenance the ac
quisition of any of the captured
territory hy ftervia, and has de
manded t tint the latter slop oecu
poncy of the territory near the
frontier of Austria.
The Servian commanders have
paid no attention to the ultimat
um and have rushed troops to
oerupy the disputed territory.
Al. Sullivan returned on the
Mariposa from a trip outside.
Ilussia proposes to abolish
penal servitude in Siberia.
"The Clliff" is the place, nut
n hunkhouse; not cheap, but rea
sonable and moderate in price,
and you xel what you pay for
roniforl.
BRYAN MAY BE
HEAD OF CABINET
Has Been Offered State Portfolio
by the Provident
Elect.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 21 —
11 is authoritatively slated here
that President-elect Wood row
Wilson has offered William Jen
nings Bryan a position in his
cabinet as secretary of state.
This offer to Bryan does not
come as a surprise to politicians
here, as it. was conceded that
Wilson owed his nomination to
the strenuous efforts made by
Bryan al the Baltimore conven
tion and thai he would repay this
obligatou by offering hm I he
highest position in his eabinet.
Mr. Bryan has nol definitely
si ale,j whether In- will are»>pt the
position <>r not. but if is believed
here that he will.
HEILIG TALKS 1
of Fairbanks!
Former Clerk of Court Weil
Known In Valdez Tells About
Development Work.
i
A. II. Ileilig, of Faichunks, \ylio
has been called to the coast as
.a wilness in I In* bank ease, in
speaking of the future of tli«* j
Fairbanks country, said:
"The work of developing I In' !
quartz prospects has .just start- i
oil *-nd the future is full of prom- j
isi'. Several of these prospects
have been turne4| iulo producing
mines. In a few years the in- |
terior will be famous for its!
ledges, as it has been for its
wonderful plac r claims and long j
before the latter are worked out
the Fairbanks section will be a
large producer of gold from its
quartz lodes.
"Louie Rhodes has been pro
ducing over #l.noo a day from
his little mill and i'aptain
Spauhiing has turned out about:
half that amount and both prop.;
ertics have ore enough to run J
them for several months.
Mr lleilig was clerk of the old j
Third judicial division for sev- j
eral years, and has since been
practicing law in Fairbanks.
PRISONER SORRY i
BROKE HIS WORD!
t
j
Seal ll»', Nov. 'J I .--"No*> " Wil-j
mom, unci* an honor prisoner al j
I lie road camp o'f I In* Nevada
stale prsoii, ar.il I In* tlrsl man to j
br«*ak hs word under Hie honor!
system an,| escape, started hack '
In prson today under custody ofj
.Warden Cleorirc W. Cowiifr, of'
I he Nevada peiiilenl iary. Wilson
was caiiKhl in Vancouver, H. C., j
nfler ii year of liberty and was I
brought here last niKlil. He told j
Warden C.nwiiiK that lie was sor- i
ry he broke his word. Wilson '
has four yeai'h to serve of a 1 •
year sentence for tuiirdev coin-j
niitl'ej at lleno, j
There will tie a reception to
Delegate Wiekershain this even- !
ing Ihe court house.
It coals you loss to slop at
'The (JlifT" than it doe» to rent
*nd heat a cabin, and you bav«
i nice warm, cldan room to drens
in. No Area or caren at all to
attend to. . • • •
MINING COMPANY f
SUED BY MINER'
John Tolberg, Held In Jail Two
Years at Nome, Sues for
Damages.
Seattle, Nov. 20.—John Tei
berg, who was held in the Nome
jail for two years awaiting trial,
charged by the Pioneer Mining
company and Jafet Lindeberg!
with the theft of $14,000 in gold
from the sluice boxes of the Pio-'.
neer Mining company, has com-l
menced suit for $006,000 against;
th«* Pioneer Mining company, Ja
fH Lindeberg, president, and
Deputy L*. S. Marshal Warren.
At I he trial in October. Teiherg
was acquitted after a long de
lay in bringing the case loan is
sue.
JURY FINDS THE
GUNMEN GUILTY
Deliberate Only 20 Minutes and
Return Verdict~-Receive Sen
tence in a Few Days.
.\i• w York, Nn\. I.—Tlu* trial
of the "nuiuiii'ii" Canic to a close
I<>tlav when the jury returned a
verdict of puilty of murder in IIip
lirsi decree after being out only
Iwi'iily minutes.
The four men. who were
charged by District Attorney
Whitman with the actual slaying
of Oambler Rosenthal, havd been
on trial before Justice OolT for
Hi*' past two weeks. They are
"(•yi) the Blood," "NVhil"y" Lew
is. "Lefty" Louie ami "Dago
Frank." all of I hem members of
the gang heade,| by "Big" .lack
Zelig, who was murdered sever
al weeks ago by one of bis own
gangmen. whom he had robbed
and ordered lo leave town, and
who turned on his former chief
tain and murdered liiui.
Justice <io(T will sentence Hie
convicted men next week.
I.ieut. Becker, the police oft'i
eer al whose suggestion Hosen
111a I was murdered, because lie
deelared he would peach on Hie
officer, is now in the dealh sell
al Sin^ Sing awaiting the result
"I hi" appeal.
VIRGINIA SLAYERS
GET REPRIEVE
Electrocution Postponed to Dec.
13—Appeal to United States
8upreme Oourt.
. Ilicliimnid, Ya., Nov. yi.—Tliw
cIitIrnculi«>n <>f (Hyde and Sidney
Allen, senleinvd (o lie <»n Friday,
November -. has heeii poslpniu
cd niiI iI IIII, in order
Ihnl ar appeal may In; faken In j
Ihr federal supreme rntirl.
|
Jamex Wickci'Mliani is in (own
and will roinnin over nnlil the
return of the Mariposa. i
Mariposa South Via Juneau.
Thp Mariposa will (eo south via
Ihe Inside roule, callinM nl .f«»—
IICOII.
Orpheum Theater Tonlflht.
A line new rhaiiKc of picture* 1
il H p. m. »harp. Moxpilal nijrhl I
tomorrow eveniusr.
ALASKAN EDITOR
FOB GOOD JOD
John Troy Would be State Print
er for Washlnfiton-'-Onco Ed
itor Skagv^ay Alaskan.
Seattle, Nov. 21.—John W.
Troy is an applicant for the posi
tion of state printer under the
ne\v Democratic governor and has
strong backing. It is expected he
will land the plum, which is con
sidered one of the best within the
gift of the governor of the state.
Troy was at one time editor
of the Skagway Alaskan and lat
er he became secretary of the
A relic Club, of which he is now
a life member. succeeded
Harrison upon I lie hitler's death
in control of the Alaska Yukon
Magazine.
INFERNAL MACHINE
FOR RY. PRESIDENT
Ma'Mac Looking for Southern
Paoiflc President Endan
gers Many.
I.os Angeles. Nov. - I \ rav
ing maniac. grotesquely mask
ed ami carrying 70 slicks of dy
namite* wfth a lighted fuse at
Iached, entered Ihc police sta
tion licrc today looking for Ili*•
president of I In* Southern I'aci
lic railroad. The police officers
held Hi*' attention of the maniac
for «u11«• time .until the Imililiittr
had hcen emptied of all hut I lie
police, and then with a rush Ihc
would-he murderer was over
powered. The dynamite was tak
en aw1 ay hy Detective Falls, who
carried it into Ihc slrcct and re
niowil the fuse. The fuse had
almost hurned to (hi* cap when lie
extinguished it.
The station house is pari «»f
I he court house and there were
several hundred persons in the
building al tin' time, including
the victims of xcslerday's hotel
fire, who had hcen removed from
the hurniiiK huihliim into the
court lions*,* and were awaitiug
amhulauces to hi' taken to tin
different hospitals.
The tire victims were immedi-i
al •• I > renn»\ ed I" the local hos
pitals.
CAUSES ALARM!
Recognize the Independence of
Out^r Mongolia—invasion of
China Feared.
Yioloria. Nov l'I Vdvico*
linvo Imioii roooivod lion* thai
Hussia lias rooognizod tho inde
ponlonoo of oiilor Mongolia and
thai this va*l province of Chi
na. willi a population «»f many
million.*, will In* oarvod oiil as a
ImiITor nlalo holwoon Russian Si_
horia and China.
(treat indignation i* foil in
China and Japan hornuwo of Ihin
aol on I ho pari of llMxs-ia. as ii
is foarod lhal il may romill in
an invasion of China hy I ho
troop* of ilio Czar.
Tho provinoo of Mongolia is '
ono of (ho riohoHl in agricultural j
and miiioral woallli of tho Chi- ,
iioho ompiro, and has Ioiik boon }
waulod hy RuMxian slalosmon. |
MARIPOSA MAKES
FAST BUN NORTH
Takes Thr°e Days and Eleven
Hours to Come From Seattle
to Cordova
The Mariposa, n command of
Captain Moore, arrived in Valdez
last night at midnight and left
for the westward this morning
at nine. Iler cargo for Valdez
consisted of 150 tons of general
merchandise for local merch
ants.
The Mariposa will stop at I.a
touelie and load ore after her re
turn from Seward and is expert
ed in Valdez ahont 8 o'clock to
morrow night.
(Joing south, she will lake the
inside route, stopping at Juneau
to allow Judge Ovei'liehl to reach
there in tine for the term of
court which lie is to hold for
Judge Lyons, while the latter
lioli 1 iiiur court in Valdez.
CHAMPION HUNTER
KILLED 453 BEARS
H. W. Jackson Says He Intends
to Shoot 500 Before He is
Through With Sport.
I
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IJ. <1.. Xmv. -I.--II.
W . JackxHi. mining man and
hear hunler. of Norlhport, Wash..
|is here mi a bear linnl. Jaekson
lis fa 11 mm I as a bear hunter in C.iil
i il'«>i*iiia. ( Hv^oii anil Washington,
i lie is •»!" an athlelie build; stands
six IVH liiKli: has dark hair, a
keen, steadx e\e. and is «*\ i«|i>n11\
i a man «»§• iron nerve.
lie is probably I he champion
hear hunler of I he west. having
In his rri'dil ir».'l hears, and says
In.1 is determined |o rejieh tin* 500
mark before he is through with
the spurt, lie and ll«»y Nider han
ged 10 during Hie fall in the
mountains near .\««rlhporl.
Sinelair. who was the I'liam
piou of this .section for a long
lime, has ahout .'ton hears I•» his
rredit.
In hunting bear Mr. .farkson
fuses »|ojis. His t|i»*_'s are a eross
between a f o\h • • 1111 < I ami I • I* >< >• I -
hound and lie, the\ ha\e
ureal eutiraue.
SHOOTS THUG WITH.
HIS OWN GUN
Kansas «lily. Nov. j I Mrs.
Klorenri* Harhi»r. -'I years old.
was wheeling her I-y«*ar-r*|«| hahy
in a go_earl near her home in
llosedale, Kas., a suburb of I his
city last night, a man li*npc»«l from
some bushes at the roadside ami
shot her, the bullet striking her
in lh<* abdomen.
She grappled wilh her assail
ant, ami seizing Itih revolver,
pulled tin* (rigger, ami she be
lieves ftic tinllrt wounded Itiin in
tin1 neek. The man wreiiehed I In'
weapon from her ami started to
run. Ton fort away he turned and
tired aKain, this bullet passing
Hii'miikIi her I high. It is he I i«>\ -
ml sin1 is fatally wounded.
Tin* shooting oreurred in
front of a house whieh hail just
been robbed. Tin* police believe
Mrs. Ihirher's assailant was the
robber ami as ho was leaving the
house mistook Mrs. Harher f«»r
Its mistress.
Subscribe foi tho Proupenlov.
MODERN CRIME
DUE TO "MOVIES
Pinkerton 8aVs Detective Stories
and Pictures Are Responsi
ble for Crime Wave.
Portland, Ore., Nov. 21.—That
moving pictures, even under the
present restrictions, and detect
ive stories are responsible for
the greater part of modern crime
was the opinion expressed here
today by H. A. Pinkerton, head
of I ho Pinkerton Detective Ag
ency. who is a visitor in Port
land.
lit- ril»\s Ili«> rasr of a proini
iii'iif Ctjiragoan. who, although
i wi-ll fixi'il, was tempted to steal
I a pri*al sum as a result of his
| idinil biting i11 (Iii)«*«■■ I prosumab
I ly |i> "movies" and detective
. stories nf hi^li and low degree.
J Piiikorlnii asks f.«r further
j <1 rielures mi llii- moving picture
i play-linti>»*>, and I lie «• I i 111 i 11 a I ion
[as rar «•*» piisfiildi* of tin* low
i .rrade ami in sonn- rases I In.* al
le^ed liiuli jiradi' 111 • I I'd i\e >tor_
ii's.
I SUFFRAGETTES
! WILSON PARADE
i
!
I Ten Thousand Women to March
I
i in the Inaugural Parade on
March 4th.
!
I
! \\a-hin^l• • 11. I >.
i l li- >utVrapi«if» «»i-«- planum;: t<»
jha\e lO.nnn women in 111 • • in —
J augural para<l<* next March,
j Marching «• I«11•.-» from all (he
stall's will be repr'asriil«>i| and
fr«»in tin* four slal.s which have
(fraith'il tli»> f ranch i>e In women
al I lie recent elect ion. niarchiiiK
clnhs a tlnmsanil -Irony will
mine.
The l"ailer> • • I tin* movement
j have plan- for a nat ion-witle.
tiylil for I lie riyht lo \ o|e.
SILVERMAN GETS
TASNUNA MINE
Property Will be Devcloped This
Winter and Stamp Mill
lnstalled.
Sam Sil\••rinaii. Mm Srward
iniiiiMM miin. has secured con
li'nl «»f flu* Tasnmia Milling eoni
pan.v properly. Inealcd on I Ii«»
Tasnnna dixide ami will proa My
increase Mil' fnrec »»f men. It is
his inl4*iil i«tn In send several ad
ditional iihmi lo I In- claims in a
few days ami later will increase
the force.
Mr. Silverman, who is a inin
inn man «>f considerable exper
ience, will leave for I lie slates on
I he Mariposa ami will arrange for
lln* shipping in of the mill, which
will In* installed in Ihe spring and
will In* sent l<» I lie property while
(lie snow is mi the ground.
The Skccn-I.cehiicr properly,
near Seward, was developed hy
Mr. •'dlvcrman, and il is now one
nf Ihe host producers in thai sec
I ion.
"The C.lifT" is heated with
steam, real steam, and you can
frfrl il. In fact, you can let in
Ihe fresh air and still have all
I lie warm I h you want.