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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
RUSS|A'S ACTION
 CAUSES ALARM
Recognize the Indep endence of outor MongoIia--Inyasion of
 China Foared.

Victoria. Nov 2I.--Adyiccs have been received here that Russia has recognized the indc- pcndencc of outer Mongolia and that this vast province of Chi nd, with a population of many millions. will br carved out as q buffer stale between Russian Si- bcria and China.
 Great indignation is felt in China and Japan bcrausc of this aci OH the part of Russia. as it is feared that il may result in an invasion of China by the troops of the Car.
 The province of Mongolia is on" of the richest in agricultural and mineral wealth of the Chi nosc empire, and has long becn wanted by Russian statesmen.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
ALASKAN EDITOR
 FOR GOOD JOB
John Troy Would be State Print Or for WashInston--once Ed
 itor Skagwtay Aiaskan.

Seattle, Nov. 2I.--John w. Troy is an applicant for the posi- tion of state printer under the "ew 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 CT he became secretary of the Arctic Club. of which he is now life member. He succeeded Harrison upon the latirr's death in control of Inc Alaska Yukon Magazine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
MAR|POSA MAKES
 FAST RUN NORTH
Takes Throe Days and Eleven Hours to Como From Seattle
 to Cordowa.

The Mariposa, command of Captain Moore, arrived in Valdez last night at midnight and left for the westward this morning at nine. Her cargo for Valdez consisted of i5O tons of general merchandise for local merch- ants.
 The Mariposa will stop at La touche and load ore after her re- turn from Seward and is expect ed in Valdez about s o'clock to- morrow night.
 Guing south, she will take the inside route. stopping at Juneau to allow Judge Overiirld to reach there in lmr for the term ur court which hr is tn hold for Judge Lyons. while the latter iS h"ldin" court in Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
HELLO TALKS.
 OF FAIRBANKS
Former Clerk of Court well Known In Valdez TeIIs About
 Development Work.

A. R. Heilig, of Fairbanks, who has been called tO the coast as a witness ill the bank case, in speaking of the future of inc Fairbanks country, said:
 "The work uf developing the quartz prospects has just start cd md the future is full of prom lsr. several nj these prospects x hay" been turned into producing mines. In a few years the in- terior will be famous for it's lodges. as il has been for it's wonderful plac r claims and long before the latter are worked out the Fairbanks section will be a large producer of gold from it's quartz lodes.
 'LOuie Rhodes has been pro- ducing over Si.OOO day from his little mill and Captain Spaukiing has turned out about half that amount and both prop critics have ore rlOuGh Iu run them for several months.
 Mr lIrilig was clerk of the old Third Judicial division for scv- eral years, and has since been rrariiring law in Fairbanks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
JURY FINDS THE
 GUNMEN GUILTY
Deliberate Only 20 Minutes - and Return .verdict--Receiye Sem
 tence in a Few Days.

New York, Nov. 2i.--The trial of tn" "gunmrn" came ln d close today when the jury returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree after being out only twenty minutes.
 The four men. who were charged by District Attorney Whitman with the actual slaying of Gambler Rnsenthal, have been on trial before Justice Golf for the past two weeks. They are "Gyp the Blond." "Whitey" Lew iS. "l.efty Louie and "Dagu Frank" all of them members of the gang headed by Big" Jack Ielig, who was murdered sever al weeks ago by one of his own gangmen. whom he had robbed and ordered to leave town. and wh" turned on his former chief tain and murdered him.
 Justice GOn will sentence the convicted men next week.
 Lieut.. Becker, the police Ofli- r"r al who's" suggestion Rusen- thai was murdered. bccauSr he declared he would peach on the officer, is now in the death sell al Sing Sing awaiting inc result "f his appeal.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
SHOOTS THUG WITH i.
 HIS OWN GUN

kansas Ciiy. Nov. 2I.--As Mrs. Florence Barber. 2l years old. was wheeling her -yrar-oId baby in a go-cart near her home in Roscdal". kaS., suburb of this city last night, a man lcaped from some bushes at the roadside and shot her, the bullet striking her in tho abdomen.
 She grappled with her assail- ant, and scizing his revolver. pulled the trigger, and she be- licr"s the bullet wounded him in the neck. The man wrrnchcd inc weapon from her and started to run. Ton feet away hr turned and fired again, this bullet passing through hcr thigh. II is bclicv- cd sh" is fatally wounded.
 The shooting occurred in front of house which had just been robbed. The police believe Mrs. Barbcr's assailant was Inc r"bbcr aud as he was leaving Inc house mistook Mrs. Barbrr for it's mistress.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
BULGARS WANT
 MOST OF TURKEY
Have Consented to Negotiate Armistice if Granted All of
 Captured Territory.

CUnstantinople, Nov. 2l.--The victorious Bulgarians have agreed to an armistice with the Turks and cessatiol of the fighting if the Turks will agree to cede all Of European Turkey but a narrow tsrip along the coast, including the city of Con- stantinople, to them.
 The Turkish authorities are helpless to prevent the Bulgars from entering the city, and it is believed that the terms will be granted unless the Porte can sc- cure the aid of the powers to prevent Bulgaria from carrying out the drastic terms she has dictaked.
 Russia is believed to be be- hind the victor and will back her up against any effort of Germany and Austria tn help the Turks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
MINING COMPANY 1
 SUED BY MINER.
John Taiberg, Held In Jail Two Years at Nome, Sues for
 Damages.

Seattle, Nov. 20.--John lei 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 St4,00O in gold from the sluice boxes of the Pio- neer Mining company, has com- menced suit for S666,00O against the Pioneer Mining company, Ja- frt Lindeberg, president, and Deputy L. S. Marshal Warren.
 At the trial in October Taiberg was acquitted after long de- lay in bringing the ease tn an iS- sue.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
AUSTRIA SEEKS
 C0ERCE SERv|A
TroI bic Between the Two Pow- CTS is Expected at Almost
 Any Time.

London. Nov. 2I.--1'hc diplo- matic relations between Servia and Austria are near the break ing point and it is expected that all open rupture will take place. Austria has notified Scrvia that she will not cOuntcnancc the ac- Iulsition of any of the captured territory by Scrvia, and has de- mandrh that the latter stop occu- pancy of the territory near the frontier of Austria.
 The Servian commanders have paid no attention to the ultimat- um and have rushed troops to nrcupy the disputed territory.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
BRYAN MAY BE
 HEAD OF CABINET
Has Been Offered State Portfolio by the President
 Elect.

Washington, ID. C., Nov. 2l.-- It is authoritatively stated here that President-elect Woodrow Wilson has offered William Jen- nings Bryan a petition in his cabinet as secretary of state.
 This offer to Bryan does not come as surprise to politicians here, as it. was conceded that Wilson owed his nomination to the strenuous efforts made by Bryan at the Baltimore conven- tiOn and that he would repay this obligation by offering hn the highest position in his cabinet.
 MT. Bryan has not definitely staIed whether he will accept the position or not, but il is believed here that Inc will.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
SUFFRAGETTES
 WILSON PARADE
Ten Thousand Women to March In the Inaugural Parade on
 March 4th.

Washington. D. e.. Nov. oI Tn" >uffragiSi> ar" planning tU nav" lO.OnO WuIIIrn in lhr in- auGural para'I" next March,. Marching clubs from all the states will b" represented and From tn" four Siat..S which have granted the franchise iO women at the recent election. marching clubs thousand strong will come.
 The l'ahcr> nf tn. movement haN" plans for d natinn-witIc fight for he right lr vote.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
ALLIES QUARREL
 OVER VICTORY
0reeks and Servians Bioker About Spells and Each Desires Pos-
 session of Monastir.

C"n>taniinUplc, November 2I.- The victory of the Greeks and Servians when they captured the Macedonia city of MOnastir, has lead to considerable quarrcling between the two forces as to who should control the city, and each claims the fruits of victory.
 Twenty thousand Turks were killed during the siege and the losses in the allies was very heavy. although mol officially given out. Conflicts between the Greeks and Servians in the city ties may break out at any lime.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
VIRGINIA SLAYERS
 GET RETRIEVE
Eleotrooution Postponed to Dec. 13--AppeaI to United States
 Supreme Court.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 2i.--Thc clectroculion of Clyde aud Sidney Allen. sentenced to die on Friday, November 22, has been posipon- cd until December I3, in order that ar appeal may be taken to Ii" federal supreme court.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

It costs you loss Lo stop at "The Cliff" than it does to rent and heat a cabin, and you have a nice warm, clean room to dress in. No fires or cares at all to
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
orphoum Thsater Ton,ubt.

A line new change of pictures at $ D. m. sharp. Hospital night tomorrow evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

"Thc Cliff" is heated with steam. real steam, and you can fcel it. In fact, you can let in the fresh air and still have all the warmth you want.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

"Thc CliT' is the place, not a bunkhousc; not cheap, but req sonablc and moderate in price, and you get what you pay for-- comfort.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

James .Wickcrsbam is in town ana VIII remain over until the return of the Mariposa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
Marlposa aouth Via Junoau.

Phe Mariposa will go south via the inside route. calling al Ju- neau.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

Russia proposes to abolish penal serviiudc in Siberia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

Al. Sullivan returned on the MaripOsa from a trip outside.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

There will be a reception to Delegate Wickersham this even ing al the court house.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

Subscribe 10, the Proupeclor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

Austin, Texas. March 16.-FrOm
clerk in a little store at salary Of IS
a week to the wife OF the rcalthiest
member Of the chamber OF deputies Of
Italy. Is the notable record made ty
Texas girl Not until the published re-
port was read here this week that
Vittorio Moschini, Of Rome, Italy, had
filed suit in that city for divorce from
his wife who was formerly Miss Lula
Davis OF Austin was IL known by her
girlhOod acquaintances here that she
had risen to such heights IN the social
world Of Europe
She passed out Of the minds Of the
people VINO were her former friends ana
acquaintances here when she went 10
New York several years ago to study
for the stage. Her mother moved away
from Austin and is now living in Fort
Worth The former store clerk is, how
ever. remembered by a number OF peO-
PIE here on account OF her beauty ana
EiVaci0usness-
The only news that anyone here re-
ceived from the young woman after her
departure from the city was when
MAYOR A. p. Woodbridge received q
letter from her two years ago In which
she requested him to make sworn
statement as 20 the legitimacy OF her
birth. In speaking OF this request to-
Gay. mayor Woodbridge said
Il was surprised that any question
should have been raised as to Miss
DaTis's legitimacy Of birth mad no
trouble in satisfying myself that any
charge Of that kind tnst may have
been made against her was unfounded-
] made the AFFIDAVIT on her behalf just
as I would have done for any Ameri-
can. particularly when the person thus
attacked is in a foreign land I sent
this sworn affidavit TO Miss Davis's
attorney at Paris"
1t is said that this affidavit was
pre-nuptial document and was shortly
followed by Miss Davis's marriage TO
signor MOschinL
Very little is known here Of the for
rner Miss Davis's career after she went
10 New York beyond the fact that
there she met q wealthy woman whose
travelling companion she became on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16
The Battle of Ivry
By REV. THOMAS B. GREGORY.

Quer or die with you Keep your
ranks well. II you lose your stand
ard, do not lose sight Of my white
plume You viii always find II in
the path Of honor and, trust, OF
victory. too"
Away went the soldiers. following
that white plume, and the army Of the
League was scattered as the storm
wind scatters the dried leaves Of the
forest!
few more battles and Henry the
Fourth was king beyond dispute. And
a most noble and worthy King he was,
too. be was a JudiciOUs, clear-sight-
Cd man, a great lover Of right and
justice, kindhearted and tolerant, and
away down IN his soul as staunch and
true a democrat as ever drew the
breath Of one life
The following well authenticated
anecdote viii serve 10 show US what
manner Of man Henry was One day,
while on his way TO Join a hunting
party, countrymsn, whom he had over
taken on the road asked him where
ne was going i am going on TO
attend the Kings hunt" replied Hen
y That's where I'm going" said
the rustic 7 have heard lots about
the king and want to see how he
looks" Jump up behind me" said
Henry.
As they logged along the countryman
asked, How VIII I know the king
from the othersg' HE VIII have his
hat on and all the rest viii uncover
when he arrives answered Henry.
When the pair finally reached the
party every hat went off. Where's
the Kingz" asked Henry of the rustic
1t must be either you or me-" re-
sponded the cOuntryman, for we are
the only fellows who have our hats
on"
When once securely on the throne,
Henry set himself to the task of max
ing his people happy, and with the as
sistance Of his great and good minister,
Sully, succeeded IN making & splendid
beginning; but only a beginning, for
In 1910, only some six years after the
full establishment OF his power, he
was struck down by the dagger Of
RaElllac, and the good work was sud
denly brought to a close.
If the great king could have lived
fifteen OF twenty years longer Che was
only fiftyseven when assassinated) he
would have worked wonders for France
and for all Europe. Broadminded. BIT
terly opposed TO religious persecution,
aad in his heart Of hearts a firm friend
Of all the people, he might have so
builded as to forestaH the French revo-
tuition, thus preventing the blOodiest
page in human history
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16
Texas Ranch Girl, Wife Of
Noted Italian Law Maker;
Is Being Sued For Divorce

trip to Europe. She first met the
noted italian whom she married at
Vichya They lived in magnificent
STYLE in Rome. her husband being, II Is
said. one Of the wealthiest men IN
Italy.
This remarkable woman, who is now
fighting for her legal rights and TO
clear her name from the imputatlon
which her husband is reported TO have
cast upon ii, is a product OF the ranch
country of Texas. Most Of her child
hood was spent upon a ranch In Brown
county. Her father, James Davis Tor
several years served as sheriff OF
Brown county, and while filling that
position was shot and killed Wnlle
trying to make an arrest. His WIDOW.
with her daughter, came to Austin and
the girl was placed in the public
schools here
Before she had finished with the
high school, she found it necessary 10
got 8 position in a store as clerk she
was constantly imbued with the amoi-
ton TO 20 on the stage. Finally she
found herself in possession Of enough
money to go to New York to prepare
for theatrical life II was about SIX
years ago that she left Austin for this
purpose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

you becaze You warn't doin' yo' duty
as woman
But my Ian. hits different now.
an fust one OF desc here Wiseacres
whut thinks dat he is ole man Solomon
hisself, rises up an tells women dat
hits a sin an a shame data dey do
dis and den anudder one tells EN- dat
hits a crime dat dey done do hit. Ontil
dey has got me dat mixed up dat Use
a notion of buyin' me one of dem har-
umscarum skirts dat looks like one
pants leg, an startin' out to be man.
The Emblem of Freedom.
For Use done took notice dat de
emblem Of freedom is a pair Of
breeches, an dem Wut wears EN- has
got de right to do as dey pleases-
'Yassum. hit shO' am hard to know
which IS de straight an narrow path to
tread eff you are a woman For here
comes one Of dem smart Clicks whut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

but ignorent ole woman, whut amt
never done nOthin but de best I could,
thought dat maybe dat wise man was
right an dat we po' women had bet
ter starve to death dan upset de world
Dy Wuk1n' at anythln' 'ceptin coOktn'
an scrubbin' an baby tendin'.
But Jest as 1 got hit kind OF settled
IN my mind dat my duty as a woman
was not TO earn any money, an dat
maybe I'd better give up dat fine wash
In / was takin' in TO buy me one OF
desc heah chicken-feather fur capes,
heah comes along anudder wise man,
an he says dat Whut's de matter wild
women Is dat dey Is vampires. an
leeches. a-sucSin' de life blood out OF
DER fathers an husbands, an dat de
female sect won't never amount to
nothin' ontil hit gifts into de world an
rustleS for hits own Twin
Jest think he cries, a-beetin' on
his breast, of de disgrace hit is for a
able-b bodied woman to set home and
sponge on some man instid of her git
tin a Job as lOngshoreman, OF a
steepleiack, an earnin a honest Twin.
I tell you. she amt nOthin' but one Of
desc heah parasites
" Well, spOns ], 'speakin' for my
self by de time I done cook three
meals a day. an cleane up de house
an washed de clothes, a took care Of
de chiuun, an patched Ike's breaches, I
feels dat I has supported myself, an
about earned my share OF de polk
chops. HOWsOmever i notices dat dem
ladies whut has got Jobs away from
home generally has twice as good
ole as dem whut Wuks at home, so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16
By Dorothy Dix

maybe bein' a vampire don't agree wild
de female constitution
More Wise Men.
But Whut troubles me is Whut IS
you sFine to do wild de babies Wnen
de mothers goes out to WukZ And WhC ;
gwine to wash de clothes, an COOK De
supper whilst de wife is a-holdin' down
Job as a carpenter
Sis AIirandy.' says de wise man.
dem amt questions for you an me 20
consider. Hits de great principle dat
We'se got to keep our eve on, dat IS
dat hits a shameful thing dat women
Is parasites. an OATS whut is sendin
de country to de dogs
An den heah comes along anodder
wise man. an he say dat de reason dat
men goes sidesteppin' after spry young
gals dat is young enough to be der own
daughters an dat don't weigh mo dan
half as much as DER wives do; Is pc
Gaze de wives don't take enough pains
wild DER pussonel appearance, an, dat
hits a Wife's duty to keep a sua1gQI
front ffgger, an her hands In nice
suueeZable condition. an to wear Ilne
clothes in order to keep her husband IN
love wild her, an save him from tempt
alton -.
about de time dat I was ready TO knock
off W7uk and blow all de money dat
had saved up. an Is got hid betWl1t De
mattresses. on a new IFOGk an some
one OF desc heah Weepin' willow IedsH-
ers in hit, runs up az lnSl alhOuef
wise man.. who makes his Twin a
passin' out advice 10 women
An you oughter heah de way dat ne
Iambasts women for DER vanity, an Tor
putin evrything dey can get da4r
hands on on DER backs
Very @JubOus-"
at tell YOU he says. dat de curse OF
de world Is WOmen's extravag ance;
HITS whit drives men TO drink, an
makes 'em steal an fills de diVorcn
court an when he say dat all dc men
sopns Amen dough L took notice dat
whilst a man approves OF his VIE not
takfn' no interest in dress, he Jest
kind OF materially sides over, toWa, ds
de Odder woman which looks most ike
a fashion plate
But all OF dis is Whut makes beln
woman sech a jubous JOB. for now IS
she gwine to keep from bein' parasite
Onless she Wuks, an e1 she Wuks now
is she gWine to keep from ta5in' some
mans Job, how is she gWtpe TO stay
home onless she's got home; now
she Ewine to marry Onless some man
asks her to: how's she gWine to keep
young an beautiful to retain her nus
bands love when she loses dat love
de fust time she strikes him for de
price Of a new frOck2
'eYassum. dere amt no Odder JOB on
de face of de yearth dats as hard as
dat Of beln' a woman. or dat has got
so many curis particularities to hit
Maybe OATS de reason dae 50 few OF
US turns out a real fust-class piece OF
W-uk at hit"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

home hit looksIto me lax He'd a been a
little mo free wild supplyin' 'em wild
homes
Let women marry says de man.
Hard to Get EN-.
q" Well spOns ], I amt never seed
none Of my sect yit dat was so set
inst matrimony dat dey wouldn't
marry ef dey got a good chanst Fur
dermo' I goes on. I can lay my hand
on my heart, an say dat most of de Ia
dies dat I pussOnly Is acquainted wild
is done done DER darndest to ketch a
husband, but de men shOly is sprinters
in desc days. an dey runs so fast away
from de altar dat dere amt many wom-
en- dat's got de speed and de endur-
ance to chase one down.
Facts don't cut no ice in de dis
,ussion Of a great social problem lax
dis. Sis Mirandy.' says de wise man.
an becaze a woman amt got no home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16
NO DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GAS
Or ANY OTHER STOMACH DISTRESS

get relief within five minutes
II you viii get from your pharma-
cist og-cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin
you could always go to the table with
nearly appetite, and your meals
know there would be no Indigestion
or Sleepless nights or Headache or
Stomach misery all the next day; and
besides, you would not need laxatives
and bowels clean and fresh.
Pape's Dapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist. and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure the
worst case OF indigestion or Dyspepsia
There is nothing better for Gas on
the Stomach or sour odors from the
stomach OF to cure a Stomach Head
ache
You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article in the hoU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

amt no reason for her not stayin' in
hit. nuther is her not bein' able TO
ketch a husband got anything to do
wild her not bein' married so fur as de
rights and de wrongs OF dis heah fe-
male problem is concerned
An tells you. hits a terrible
thing dat's gwine to bring dis country
to ruin. for great big husky women
to be gwine out in de world to wuk,
an takin' de very bread out OF de
mouths Of 20, defenseless men Whut
cant compete wild women in de labor
market. becaze women, not havin' to
tank Up on red eye. nor support mo
dan one family, can afford to wuk
cheaper dan men can
A Little Too Much.
Hits an awful thing Sis Mirandyi
an I tells you dat law ought TO be
passed to keen women from gWine out
OF de home to Wuk.'
Well bein' as how I amt nothin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-16

-HE battle of Ivry, fought three
hundred and twenty-five years
= ago. viii always keep its place
in the worlds memory e.
~ - Iii 40 This for two reasons-lt
ne first Mace a decisive bat
re and in the second place. it is Tor
sTer associated vita the name an ~
fame Of Henry Of Navarro, one OF tle
most Interesting characters III MS
Ii is not every king, who, upon 60
inc into battle. speaks thus 70 MS
soldiers Comrades, II you run my
risks ] also run yours 1 VIII con-