PEACE TALK IS
IN PROGRESS
Allies and Turkish Representa
tives Conferring on P°ace
Negotiations.
Constantinople, Nov. ^7
Peace commissioners from the
Turks and Allies have finally met
again on a neutral zone in the
hope of establishing peace, al
though the representatives of (he
Balkans insist upon the terms
first advanced by them and say
they will accept nothing Hse. if
the war must bi* carried mi in
delin ili'ly.
TART MESSAGES
Suggestive Correspondence Be
tween Balkan and Turkish Rul
ers at Beginning of War.
I.i>iui<>n, Nov. -7 The follow
ing story of liow the Ilalkan
Turkish war .started is 1 • >1 rl here
W hen war deelarations seeiiuil
imminent, the Turkish sultan
sent fi bat of iii iIl<>t I 14> I In
Bulgarian czar willi this note:
"Mobilize if you like. but. be
assure^ lhat there are as man}
soldiers in Turkey as there ar<
uraint of millet in this sack
X<>w. if >•»11 wish, declare war."
T<> whieh r./ar Kerilinaml re
l»iei|. >i*ni|iuv: a >ack of reil pep
per in return:
"Tin' Unitarians are i.ol nuui
erons, il is true. bill he assure.!
lhal to stick jour nose into their
affairs is like sticking it into oui
national eoinlimenl. Try it. s.»e:
they'll stint you so .sharply that
Hie whole of Asia will noi be abb
lo save you."
Messrs. Dunkle ami W'ooil weiu
to I he Midas properites today.
SENATOR flAYHOR
VICTIM NEUTRITIS
Wash iiifilnn. I». • Xmv. 2/.—
Senator Isailore Haymn*. nf Main
land. 11i• I al liis home of line
Iril is after a long illness. H«•
was a leader «• 11 t lit* I >enmeral ie
side »»1" llii* upper house. TIic
uovernnr ol Maryland will ap
l*f»if11 hi*4 sueeessor.
YOUNG BOY
KILL8 HIW8EFF
'I'lli* Dalles, Oi'i'., Nov. 27.
Wilson Kinersly, aged 15, was in
•diinllj killed here Sunday by the
discharge of ;i shotgun. lit* hail
ItftMi liiiiiI ink willi Iwt» of his
companions ami was on his way
litniit*. ami as In* stepped in a
rowhoal In cross I In* slough. In*
tlr-ti|)|if(| his Kim. Holli barrels
went nit. striking him in Iht*
flit'sl. Ilis iintlhi*r ami Iwobrolh
t*rs snrvivi* him.
Theater First, DanOe Afterwards.
Tlii.n* will hi* plenty of line In
alleml Ihe Orphcum before I he
log K.agle ilanee tough!. The Or
phcum orchestra will play In
nighl. (Irenl surprises a I Hie
I healer tomorrow ovening.
A* a mailer of fact "The (..HIT"
iis I he rnosl eoin/tjrlaWe placo.to
*lop in Valdez, Why not go
lhere flrsl and save the cinhar
rassmenl of changing?
Subscribe fof the Pronpector.
SHIP BUILDERS
AGIST LAW
Refuse to Repajr Government
Ships on Account of Opposi
tion to Eight Hour Law.
Washington, Nov. 21—Ship
builders on the fir'eatfT.akes refuse
to repair government vessels on
account of their hostility to the
eight-hour law, under which they
must work while doing govern
ment work. Vessels will probably
b" withdrawn ami repaired else
where.
SENDING MESSAGES
FROM AEROPLANE
I
I Fori lliley, Has., Nov. >'7.--In
II in' tests of aeroplanes fur war
service heinj: (-• »n«lnt*l«*• I here I»>
IIn* War department, Lieutenant
Arnold, avialor, with Lieutenant
Bradley, wireless operator, both
! of I he army, sent many messages
j today from an aeroplane to a
Held station live miles away. It
is said this is the Mrs I lime such
messages have heen sent with
Complete success.
EXPLOSION KILLS
EIGHT PEOPLE
i . .
{ W'auke^an. Xo\. j; \M e\
I plosion in I lie starch house of
' I lie W'ankepaii (lorn I'roducls
j company reunite,) in the death of
jeifrhl. people and the serious in
Jjury of thirty others. The loss to
I I he huildiiiK and contents is one
hundred thousand dollars. A
number of foreigners whose
names are unknown are anions
I lie dead and injured.
RUSSIAN CHILDREN
j ARE BRUTES
Moscow. .Nov. ~J1 111«• I>t• i• • I > is
rapidly increasing anions Rus
sian school children generally,
IiiiI particularly in the Moscow
district, according I•» oll'ieial re
port. Inquiries show that no
per rent of liu* adults addidcc
I" drink acquired I lie hahil while
;it school, ami of IM.I.'l'i school
hoys between I In* ages of rj^llt
ami I .'I in I ln» Moscow district,
11.1 ft-'. or •>«» per ci.'til.. have tak
en to drink. The percenlatrc
among girls of ih<> same apes is
hcarcely l»»ss appalling, WM.'t out
of 10,401, or ift per cetit.
Eagle* hall has heen hi-auli
fnlly decorated for I he dance h»_
nielli, when it is expected a rec
ord breaking crowd will he pres
en I. Every arrangement has
h'*en nude for the comfort and
enl erl ainment «'f the uucsls,
Thkcls for the dance enn ho
had al the door or from mem
bers.
r~~
Charles Hand has gone to Land
lock to look after the commis
sary department of the Three
Man Minim* company.
KOFI RENT—Three furnished
rooms Inquire of (J. E. Bunnell.
f>oirM forget 1he CI hand Ball on
l-fcitfHKjbei'' J 4 fti , I\4o«We. "hail'.for
the benefit of th« Catholic church.
l>or\'t forgot the Grand Ballon
hecemhcr I I nt Moose hall for
the benefit of the (lal hollo church.
ARE AFTER THE i
ALASKA GOLD
i Vancouver and 8eattle Want Alas
aa Gold—Are Trying to Set
Aside Assay Charges.
eSattle; Nov. 27.—Tin? business
men of Vancouver are woring to
have assay charges on Alaska
gold removed, while the Chamber
of Commerce here are working
lo the same end ill the hope of
diverting I he How of the precious
I metal t«» San Francisco, where it.
i is now almost all goiiur. I here be
| imr in> mint charges.
ITHE BEST THING
i HE GOULD DO
i
i v
Russian Nobleman Suicides Be
cause He Could Not Find
Who Slapped Him.
i Berlin, Nov. "J7.--1H a i*«»w in ;i
: rafr at Iserlolin. a. Ilussian in»—
, hli'inan inline,| V«»n llellslall r«r
reiveil a hfix i>11 t Ik* cars from
J «>iM' i»f llir parleiipanls. After
llic ilisl nrhanfe had Mihsiileil I lie
I llnssian Ii*i«>«! I«» ascertain wlm
! had struck him, hul no one wonhl
a<1111iI tin' oll'ense. Xi• \I ilay In*
I was fo11n,| dead from poisoning
•
i in his lodgings. A note explain
i ed thai. hoinK a llnssian nohlc
| man. In* rou111 not hear I lie hn
! initiation of having his ears box
1 ed without calling the aKjrressor
j In account. As this was inrpos
j siiile, ilealh was his only re
' roiirse.
ARE EVICTED
I Charleston, \V. Va., Nov. 'J1
Siriknpr miners and their families
I ai r being evicted from the coal
J company's houses. Most of them
are moving into tents and con.
seipiently are suffering greatly
from the cold. The miners are
dellanl and may again cause
| I rouble.
STRIKETHRfATFNEO
i III CHICAGO CITY
C.hiraMo, \„v. Possibility I
of a strike of the G0.0OO leam
>|ei>. chauffeurs and helper- i
composing the Teamsters' tin.
ion developed today when 3,0001
members of local union No. ?or>
struck because of n wage disa
l grcemcnt.
The <picslioii in dispute was
a * I increase a week for single
teamster*, |<• intu etl'ect l»ec.
I. 'Iwo of I h** suiallesl of the
leu team coutraeloi's accepted the
increase, while 'dglit cithers re
fused I h • demand.
W. A, IHckoy left for I.anil
lock today with a number of men
to work on his properties.
The steamship ^Northwestern !
will prdh«bty\ reach' port on Fri- •
day afternoon.
Don't forget the Women's ;
fltflld ftazaar, which will he held j
December 3rd*iil Moose hall.
GETTING READY
FOR CONGRESS
»
Archoold Impeachment Will be
He^rd Early and Trial May
Last Until Christmas.
Washington, I>. C.t Nov.
Tin? advance guard of congress
men have arrived. The manag
ers in the Arehbold impanchment
rase will iim'oI at an early date
In prepare fo, the trial, which
will bn taken up early during the
short session and may lasl until
rjirislinas. Once heguu llu'i-as»*
will he pushed lo a conclusion.
LONG SEARCH FOR i
HUSBAND'S BODY
Woman Redeems Promise to Dy
ing Man That He 8hall Rest
Under Stars and Stripes.
i
I
Salt Lake C-iIy, Nov. *,'7.— Af
Iit resting for i!> years in an
unmarked grave in tlit* tropics.
I li«> body of Alexander I.. Pollock,
former I'nil.ed Stales consul gen
eral al San Salvador, will lie bur
ied in a lol with two of his chil
dren at Mount Ulivel ceuielerx
I byre tomorrow.
His widow, now Mr>. Vrona
Koiicli. made a Ion}: search, dis
co\ere(j the Salvadorean gra\i«b>
accident, and will redeem the
promise made to 11 •• r husband as
lie la> dying with fever thai In*
should he buried under Ilie Star>
and Stripes.
Mefore his appoint ment as «•«»11_
snl general Mr. Pollock was a
newspaper man in llii< cil>.
SPANISH LAW
SAVES HIS LIFE
Manila, Nov. —7 '!'!»•• life sen
tence of Private Mike Urn-ham.
• »f Mn» First Cavalry, who rail
amuck in IU08 and killed four
of his comrades, has heen coin
innlt'd. I'nder the Spanish law
the circumstances did nol war
ranl death |>«>11a11>. a> hi* had
he«»n ill.
SENATOR M'CARHEN
DIES BANKRUPT
Nt'W York. .Nov. 27.— deputed 1
duriiiR lh«' latter year's of his j
Iif«* io lie worlli several millions,
the luli« Stale Si-iialor Patrick II.
MH'.arren. a power in politics al
one 1 iin**, died a bankrupt, ac
cording lo a slali'ini'id on IIh* lo_
day with Sun-o^ale Kclrham in
Hrooklyn today. Thi' aasets of
MrC.arri'u were listed nl rtl'.MU'OO
and hi* liahilil ies
A member of tin* Seattle Times
stall' will report tin' Kairhanks
hanv case*.
The l wo hridues across I lie
Solomon Kulrh slrram are Iiimiik
streitplhi«in<d in uuticipalion of
uyichiiiery to arrive fop the Midas
m'operlies. . .
Z w * .d + • • % % • '
: "The Cliff" Is healed with
steam, real strain, and you can
frH it. In fact, you can let in
the fresh air and si ill have all
the *(M-i»tlh you want/ .
FEARFUL JUMP
RESULT DELUSION!
Jumps From Twenty Story Build
ing in Belief 8he is Being
Pursued by White 8lavers.
Chicago, Nov. 27.--Margaret
Van Dusen, a young girl, jump
ed from the twentieth story of
the MeCnrmiek building while la
boring under Ihe delusion that
she was beiig pursued by white
shivers. In her fall she struck
a lire escape anil bouudcil l<> Mm*
alh*y far below.
IS IN SESSION
Spnkaiit'. N'.v. *J 7. — * I" I n • ami- ;
ill srssinii iif | lit* AiiKM'iran Mm- ;
jnp ('.undress iii4*| In-re this 11m• rii- '
my willi a larjri' a I l«aiii|anrt> j > i*< • >—
«• nI. A1111*11 I.init* will In* ilrvi>1 i'il
In lh»» ilisfus.xjiiii iif Alaskan af
fairs. A 11 n i pi is i I i i >11 will In* niaili'
< I lit* rnntrri'ss by business nu'ii • • I"
Spokane, ulVi'rinjr tin* rniijiivss a
permanent limne in this city.
Many Alaskans an- in a 11 •* n«l
a »»<»••.
SEHAIE ACTION
SAVES HIM
('.lnra-i». X.iv. -i .--Stale" > Al
| l.nrni'j Wax man Imlay mm-siiili'il
I In- rase a'^ain-l Stale Hi'iiri'M-n
lalixe lliihi'i'l K. Wilsnii. of I'lii
eayn. \vh«»si> trial mi rhary«*> • • I"
perjury \va> scherhileil In slarl
Imlay. This ease was saiil In hi*
lln* last. i»f tin' criminal mailers
ril'llWillK Dill u| llli' I'lfll lull III III*'
l.;nite<J Stall's Small' of William
I .orimer.
CLEANING OP
FOR CONGRESS
Washington, Xov. ilisli-n
i 11 r while is tin* «*iipi11>1 today,
following its annual "halli." The
House ami Knitale «»IV i €•«• I • 11 i I • I -
iri^s arc also >hiiiimeri ip with
pristine purity after heinj: soiis
<•<I ami -cruhhcd in preparal ion
for I lie Mpi-ninv of eoiiKt'ess.
Kail i> Mm* house cleaning sen
j xi hi al I lie eapitol. This year a!
Iliii' engine I'Hiiipaiiy stationed!
ni'iir I In1 rapilnl wa> pressed in
to sen ii'i'. Streams of 11 i ri wash-'
i'i| oil' I!••>) ilinl lo ihr wholesale i
eleanin^ in progress, ami lefl I lie'
"seal of iro\ erninenl" almost ;
snow while.
Northwestern's Passengers.
Seallle. Nov. The follow
ing is I lie r«'\ i.Heil list of those
who sailed on I lie Xorlh\\e.»lern !
for Ynhlnz: j
A. MrHride, .1. A. I'.lark, II. I
ftrumhaimh. K. .1. Noyei (Seoi-Ki'J
H. NVeselt. .1 T. K.VI1IIS. .1. S. Mr- I
Ken/ie ami wife, .1. f(, Tiininins, '
.1. I., I'roelor, John Mrllinn. H. j
II. Itiisenherry. I,. Kwiim. .1. A.!
Jurksoii. K. I. Jensen. II. H. i
Melheiiey, Kil. .K.ken, S. K. Mailt-|
burn, l*«. NVi llrnwnell. K. V.,
Muelifisl ami wife, A. T. Arm-I
si roup. i
Thankstm iiiK ser\ ires will he!
held al Ihe ('.httrrli of the Kpili-1
iin> tomorrow imunluw al e|r\«'l»
o'rlork. Knll rhoir. All are in- |
vileil |o all'Mirl.
Jusl received a new lim* of
millinery on (ho Mariposa af.
Harvey's Toggery.
BALL MAGNATE
PASSES AWAr
After an l'l"eS8 of Many Years,
While Being Hurried to Cali
fornia From Qotham
I.ouisiana, Mo., Nov. 27.—Johir
Brush, president of tlu» New York
Natonals, died lu're in a private
rar, while being: hurried to Cal
ifornia in Ih<* hop»» of prolontr
injr his life. For years lie has
Ijim'ii a siilVi'rt'i* from locomotor
ataxia, anil was lukmt from New
Y««rk in an unconscious condition.
Ji• i!i«'d willnnit rr^aininjr coti
- < i • • • i -1 h • > >.
CHINESE FIGHT
IN MONGOLIA
Mongolians Turn Over Telegraph
Lines to Russians—Opposing
Armies May Clash.
San Kranrisro, ,\«• \. :i/.--l>i.s_
palrlies irci,i\c,| ||»»H' Irwin Cllii
na slate thai r.liinese I roups hav«r
raplurcil llu* i*il> of I liassntai,
I in .Mongolia. .Mongolians lied
'from I In* C.liinesr. Tin* I •'h'fc rapli
l|iii"> seized h\ tin* Mongolians
I wi-iv lifin^ • 11 >«• ra 11-i I h\ llu- Hus
, sians.
1 Itiis^ian li-oop- an' mari'liinpr
lo\var«l i f-a ami we-dern Mongo
lia. The r.liini'Sf ^iti\• > 1*1111111 i-i
Im-iiiu >ir<inul> uracil lo m«»«*| any
; 11n>>ia11 ;i<I\ :inci'» it\ for«*e of
jnrm>. I nI- re«.i-lam*e i> made
!lo |{iis>iaii agression Yuen Sliai
Kai ami lu> yo\ i;r»iineiil nia> fall
; from internal di*>l urham-e*.
$100,000 Worth of Whisky Burns
(lliira^o, Xo\. -.'7.--Whisky val
iii'il al s I on.mm wa» «l«»slroyiMi
early today in a tire I hat Imrnoil
Olil the Iwo upper lloors.
BREAKS SLaTTn
WRESTLING MATCH
( M I \n\. j;.--Mr. M. I*'.
Ilnlli'i* i> in ;t lt*is|.iisil 11"r«' with
a nli |im|ji\. »ii>Iaiiicil in
;i wri'.ol Imp malrli Iuti- la*l niphl
willi I'.mi-lanl l.i'Manii, 1 li«* Bol
ivian. II»»lf"-4 rih «»iiappi'd wlii'ii
I.••.Mann r«> 11 mi him. Ilidli'i'whs
j-'aim*. Imwi'M'i', an,| wanl«'«| Id
rmil iniH' I In' ma I •*li. Iml I li«»
crowd wmild m>i ;ill<*w I hi-.
SALOONS CLOSED
ACCOUNT STRIKES
hi-* .Mmiii't. la.. Nn\. *.'7--Willi
I In- poire an,| 111• |>111 \ >lii'rilTs
making a final i-IVori In pivservi*
in lIn* Ii'iiiimIi'I''?* trik♦»
lii'i'i'. Maxm* 11 a ii m;i l<nla> twain
i• i'i 1 •• !*!'• I thai all *ah»i»n* in Iii*s
.Mmii.'s rh»*e.
INTERIOR PA88ENQER8
ARE ON WAY HERE
I li'ji \ #• i* ham. N i »\. Mi'ln
IhhIi's *lani* li'fi Ih'I'i' al nomi
Willi Iwii paHHcnyiTH frmn Kair
hankv Twit priwili' rmi\i-yanri's
frmn I lit* hiiiih' plan* are follow
ing.
II i'h.hIs .voii loss |n *top al
••'l'li«' *11 i 11'" I linn il docs lu mill,
ami In-al a cabin, ami you hnvn
a nice warm, eleun room lo dress
in. No fin** or raivs al nil lo
allend lo.
hon'i forKd tin* Women's
(inlld Bazaar. which will he hi'hl
IWomher 3rd al Moose hall.