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T illamook headlight O ctober 28, 1915. sentence passed on CASHIER HEADS. PEACE MOVE IS REPORTED. U. S. ARMY OF 685,000 School Notes. Kaiser to Advise Wilson and Alphon- MaN IS D kfk NSE PLAN Frank Manefee and F. M. Le-Monn so of Teims, Says Rumor. A boy and girl are wanting places I To Serve Year and 10 Days in Expenditure of $500,000,000, in Five where tticy can work tor board aud Federal Prison. Every Woman Should Kaow London, Oct. 26.—A report reached | a car* and Construction ci 44 Naval attend liign school or work which will pay board while they are attending Ships Next Year. Frank Menefee and F. M. LeMonn, here today that Prince von Buelow, 'cuool. Any one wno can supply ——o Chancellor, will There are three entirely dif ¿resident and former sales manager former German either of them with a suitable place The administration program for na is asked to notify Mr. Onthank. respectively, of the United States shortly submit to President \Vilson feront kinds of baking powder. of Spain, tion»! ucku S v 10 De 1 vCuiunicndcd to Cashier Co., were sentenced Monday and King Alphonso, 1 he school play shed is completed. namely in Portland to one year and ten days an outline of the conditions on which lue toitucoiuing session 01 vongress, On rainy days it is being used to might be disposed to dis- proj,v....g » lutai expenditure on tnc compacity, by the pupils of the grade in the Federal penitentiary on Mc- Germany (1) Cream of tartar, derivad cuss terms of peace. arniy >uu navy next year of about builoing. We are hoping that a little yjeil’s Island by Federal Judge Bean. enc« from grapes The report contained III in 3 a I\ Reuter ■ 4-i-o. uv.ooo, is almost completed. J --- -- is vwmumtu Cscar A. Campbell, vice-president apparatus will be installed at one end Alum, a mineral acid; ana (2) Secretary Garrison's dispatch from Madrid and has ■ ‘ ---- ■ 2 _ s not pian, which and director; O. E. Gernet, former as 01 the building, but as it is, the build (3) Phosphate of Lime. rippl Ui uU by me president calis ing is a boon to the children on rainy from sistant sales manager . and B. F. been corroborated _______ .„1 any other f ¡or an increase ut 75,000,000 in tile days when play otherwise would be Hunnewell and H. M. Todd, former source. The dispatch gives as author (1) Baking Powders mado of D-:---- Camporeale, , an Italian 1 W ar Department s annual appropria- impossible. stock salesmen of the same company, ity Prince Cream of Tartar add to the food Hou, lo De use d to augumem me reg four new Electric Hol Plates were were each sentenced by Judge Bean nobleman, who is a brother-i ____ :r-in-law of utar the same healthful qualities that al.uy to 140,000 nitii, the crca- recently installed in the Domestic de T'..t report was to four months in the County Jail at Prince von Buelow. The exist in the ripe grapos from first published in Madrid, the corres- lion oi a new continental army of partment to take the place of the Portland. which Croam of Tartar is derived* All six of the defendants were con pondent says, in the form of a mes- 400,000 men, whicn, together witn the gasoline range which was sold last . imam ot 125,000, would ---- give tue summer. The department is using, on victed August 21 last, after a trial sage from Rome. (2) Baking Powders made of •d Slates a military torce in time trial, a small electric range which At last reports Prince von Buelow continuing 46 days, of conspiracy to provides oven space to take the place Alum add to the food some form of use the United ¡states mails in fur was ill. A message from Berlin on oi need ot 085,000. Approval aiso was given to the of that in the gasoline stove. The De Alum or Aluminum, a heavy metal, therance of a fraudulent stock selling Sunday said he was confined to his proposal 01 Secretary Daniels and the partment has also received a case room in Cologne as the result of a wholly foreign to any natural scheme. t General Board oi the navy tor a live The scenes m the court room before slight indisposition. The Prince was year naval construction program, to of exhibit material from the Crescent article of food. Manufacturing Co., of Seattle. Other on his way to Baden Baden. Judge Bean pronounced sentence cost $500,000,000, giving tne navy ten such exhibits are expected to arrive were dramatic in the extreme. Each (3) Phosphate of Lime is made new ureaduaughis and o battle cruis soon. The Science Department has an of the defendants with the exception GERMAN ADMITS AID from rock or by burning bones ers, as well as more than 70 submar exhibit showing the manufacture of of Mr. Menefee, personally pleaded which by chemical action are BY SECERT SERVICE. ines, 50 destroyers, 10 scout cruisers pencils and of Carborundum and its with the court for leniency, declaring ■ and a host ot auxiliary ships. products from the Carborundum Co., changed into a white, powdered ; that they had acted in good faith. Alter me conierence ot Secretary of Niagara Falls, N. Y. These ex acid. It is used in baking powder Mr. Lemonn, who has already passed Fay Tells of Plot to Blow up Ships. Daniels, Assistant Secretary Roose- hibits are furnished entirely free to two months in the County Jail, owing only because it is a cheaper i velt and the General Board, it be- schools. Even the transportation is ----- o----- to inability to raise $5000 bonds, ad substitute. 1 came known that the following naval usually paid. New York, Oct. 25. — Details of a dressed the court for three-quarters The school has received some splen plot to hamper the shipment of muni construction program for the tirst of A Cream of Tartar powder never contains of an hour. tions of war to the allies by placing the live years had been decided upon. did large maps of Oregon, prepared Attorneys Plead for Leniency Alum ar Phosphate. by the surveyors of the State Forest- Two dreadnaughts, two battle cruis- , . . Others who addressed the court in clock-work bombs on the rudder or ers, twenty-live coast submarines, hve ry Service. 1 hese were also free ex- Every housekeeper should read cluded Martin L. Pipes, attorney for propellers of the ships, so timed that seagoing submarines, twelve destroy cept for transportation. I the names of the ingredients Mr. Menefee, who declared that if the ships would be disabled on their ers, an increase of 8000 111 personnel A number of last year ’ s graduates Mr. Menefee were sent to prison his way across the Atlantic were disclos 1 and an augmentation by 250 of the who are teachers in various parts of printed on the label and know family would be practically destitute ed today in the confession of one of . naval academy student body. the county, were in attendance at the what she is using. the five men charged in complaint I and dependent on charity, and begged | [ Secretary Garrison has carefully recent institute. Among these were filed with the United States Commis- I guarded his plan for strengthening Helen Stam, who is teaching in Dis Judge Bean to impose a fine instead with conspiracy to violate a tiie military establishment and or- trict No. 51 south of town; Mida ! ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO of a prison sentence; Lark Bilyeu, at sioner I Federal statute. 1 ganizing a great continental army for Hiner, who is teaching at Beaver; torney for Mr. Campbell; John F. New York Following upon the confession of defense, and but little was known of Myrtle Wallin, who is teaching at the Logan, attorney for Mr. Bonnewell I Robert Fay, a Lieutenant of the Six new school recently opened at Blaine, and Mr. Todd; A. P. Dobson, attor teenth Saxon Infantry, who admitted 1 it until recently. Sylvia Rowe, who is teaching the ney for Mr. LeMonn, and Robert F. that he came to this country last Garrison's PreTram. primary room at Wilson River; and Maguire, attorney for Mr. Gernert. The program proposes: April through an agreement with the I United States Attorney Reames, re German secret service to blow up or ' 1. Regular army, 140,000 men, an Earle White who has just finished SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING. —---- ___Q-- - — - -- plying briefly, said that the govern delay steamers laden with war sup-' increase oi more than 50,000 men in teaching a term on the upper Wilson river. A large number of graduates of ment in its investigation had found plies for the allies, William J. Flynn, I the present establishment. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—To the legal voters of School Dis that approximately $1,500,000 had chief of the Secret Service, tonight 1 2. A continental army, 400,000 former years were also in attendance. trict No. Nine of Tillamook County, Oregon, that a SPECIAL SCHOOL I been taken from the investing public filed before United States Commis strong, enlisted tor six years for ser- MEETING of said district will be held at the High School Auditorium in Mother Smith Passes Away. by the defendants, and that nothing sioner Houghton a complaint, in I vice within the continental l nited said district on Saturday, the 20th day of November, 1915, at 1:00 o’clock p. had been given in return. All he had in which, not only Fay, but four States. 1 iiese men would serve two on the proposition of levying a special district tax. Nancy Narcissus Cable was born m., to vote tried to do, as presecutor, he said, other men are charged with promot montns a year lor the first three years The purpose for which the money to be raised by this levy shall be Dt- in Kentucky on the 17th day of was to put the facts squarely before ing the conspiracy. The hearing on witn me colors, undergoing a period cumber, 1841. When little more than expended, are shown by the following itemized budget which i* hereby made the jury to fix responsibility. notice: : — ' ol intensive training, they would be an iniant her parents removed Willi a part of ' this ------ the Federal charge was set for No $13,92000 Mr Reames said further that he vember 4. Teachers’ Salaries ............................ on turlow the remaining three years, her to Missouri, where they remained 1,250.00 would ask the court to take into con Apparatus and Supplies .................. subject to call in time ot need. unti1 -lie was nine years oi age, when 1 Plan Discussed With Superiors. 200 00 sideration that while many of the ap Library .............................................. It is estimated that 40,000 of the they went to Kansas to live. There ■ Fay confessed that while on the 1,000.00 Repairs of Schoolhouses, etc............ peals fee sympathy were such as 1 540,000 men thus provided for would she spent her girlhood days, and in battle field he talked with his super 1,200.00 would move strongly toward leniency Janitor...................... ......................... I be noncombatants of the Medical 1873, on the 7th day of February, she | 150.00 Janitor Supplies ................................. there were almost 3500 stockhol lers ior officers about a device to blow up Corps or other military forces not in was united in marriage to William ' ships, that later his idea of 700.00 in the company, some of whom had Fuel .................................................... cluded in the fighting line. Smith. To this union was born seven 180.00 Light and Power............................... lost the savings of a lifetime through coming to America and carrying his Would Increase National Guard. children, two of whom died in infan 150.00 Clerk’s Salary and Bond .................. the investments in the United States scheme through was well received by Behind this army would be the Na cy. 20.00 Postage and Stationery .................... Cashier stock, who were not repre the German Secret Service, that he tional in 1877 she, with her husband and Guard, now some 125,000 came w-ell enough supplied with mon 2,500.00 Interest on Bonds and Warrants ... sented in court. one child, crossed the plains, locating ey to act on his own responsibility strong, but whose numbers would be 180.00 Domestic Science Department .... and that he talked with Captain von augmented substantially by th» or- finally in Spokane County, Wash., 1 20000 Manual Training Department....... The Country Wants Protection. After living there eleven years she Papen, military attache, and Captain ganization oi the continental army. 7500 Filing Equipment for Clerk's Office K. Boy-Ed, naval attache of the Ger- 1 1 he plans contemplate the transfer came to Tillamook county, Oregon,1 225.00 Transportation of Pupils ............... At the last presidential election a man where she resided until her death, I 600.00 Embassy, about the plans, but* ot such national guard officers and Insurance ........................................... large majority of the voters of the they had men a* many as desire it into the which occurred October 22, 1915, at United States supported protective do with it. refused to have anything to continental army, and more liberal noon, at her home near Blaine. At I Total ............................................................... $22,550.00 platforms. The election division The confession of Fay, who said he treatment of the guardsmen would be the tune of her death she was 73 1 Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this 27th day of October, 1915. atpong the Republicans left a had been decorated with the iron urged and the increase of these state years, 10 months and five days old. ' loophole, for the moment, by means cross for fighting in the Champagne forces would be encouraged in every Five years after coming to Oregon Attest: E. J. Claussen, District Clerk. Canzada Everson, of which legislative authority rested district in France, covers his arrival possible way. her husband ‘crossed the great divide' j Chairman, Board of Director*. with a minority of voters. But the in the United States on April 23rd ' Increases in the regular establish and for twenty years has been wait- j i vote for protection stands as the sub last, his making of clock-work bombs ment contemplated are: Infantry, 10 ing for her on the other side. She be stantial fact, pointing unmistakably since then and his activities in exper regiments; field artillery 4 regiments; I came a Christian at the early age of I , Non Partisan Plans Lost in Califor TEUTON LOSSES 5,000,000. to the popular position on the subject. imenting with explosives along the , coast artillery, 52 companies; Engi- | eleven years and al) her life was I —- — nia. This support of protection has been Hudson River. neer Corps, 15 companies; Aviation I spent in the service of her Savior. 1 When first converted she joined the Estimate is Made by Rotterdam, interwoven with the history of the Corps, 2 detachments. San Francisco, Oct. 26.—The prop Acid and Other Chemicals F°und. j Holland, Newspaper. country for fifty years, and para Ail of these new commands would , Baptist church, remaining a member ; osition to make all state officials non Quantities of acid in the room oc of that church for years. After lo mount in national policies for nearly cupied be organized at peace strength. Ade partisan was rejected at a state-wide by Fay and Walter L. Scholz quate nation must depend upon a cating at Waverly, Washington, she London, Oct. 26.—The Nicuwc Rot- all the time. The few interruptions in Weehawken, today by more than 19,000 N. J., and boxes each became a member of the United terdamsche Courant, as quoted by election have been political “scratches.". 1 hey containing 120 pounds citizen army, supplies of small arms majority. There went to defeat with of chlorate of came as chance results, not as pre potash used in making so-called sugar and field guns and howitzers and of Brcthern church, but after coming to Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent, it all of the proposals submitted. Re meditated public action. Not the bombs, in a bathhouse on the Hudson reserve ammunition for the enlarged Oregon she affiliated with the Free gives German losses from October turns from 1584 of 4672 precincts in Methodist Church, of which she was 11 to 20 as 57,424 in dead, wounded slightest doubt exists as to what the had been found after the arrest of establishment would be sought. a faithful and consistent member un and missing. 1 he total Prussian loss the state gave the following incom popular vote would be on the choice these men on Sunday. Scholz, . a plete results, which were admitted Theory of thePlan. til God called her to the great church es are given as 2,021,078. between protection and free trade if brother-in-law of Fay, is a mechanic. by leaders on both side* to be con The plan is built on the theory that above. During her last years her one The newspaper says there also have clusive: cast apart from other questions. Not Two other men were arrested today the largely of a volunteer character, thought and taim in life was to live for been issued 228 Bavarian, 209 Saxon, less than two-thirds of the votes in and another, making the fifth, was in time of war. There are many hun Direct primary—Yes, 45,378; no, the different states would stand by named in the complaint, hut he had dreds of thousands of young men, it her Master, "To press toward the 286 Württemberg and 53 naval cas 64.974 mark, for the prize of the high calling ualty lists, as well as lists of officers the protective system the Republican not been apprehended, the new ar is said, who have both the tune and Form of ballot—Yes, 38,931; no, of God and Christ Jesus," and now and under officers, with the Turkish party has championed for more th. 1 rests were: inclination to devote at least two she is reaping the rich reward prom army. The Courant figures the total 57.I64. fifty years, during which time the The vote on the rural credit amend Paul Deache, Jersey City, N. J. who months a year to rigid and intensive to the faithful. She leaves behind losses to the central powers at 5,000,- party has been in control with little said he was a graduate of Cologne military training, and the continental 1 ised ment, under which state bank* would to mour their loss besides a host of 000 men killed, wounded and missing. intermissions. It is needless to go in University and came to the L nited army would be composed of these, ' friends, a sister, Mrs. C. W. Sears, lend money to rancher* on crop *e- to figures to show the growth of States in 1912. curity, was: Yes, 38,534; no, 52,829. ' leaving the national guard those citi- 1 who lives at Blaine, Oregon; a broth Danish Women to Vote. national prosperity at this time. 1 he Eight other amendments were also Dr Herbert Kienzle, 28 years old, zens whose responsibilities prevent 1 er, Joseph Cable, of Seattle, Wash. — ■—(>——» general features of the unexampled manager of a clock company, charged their devoting more than one night a I Her surviving children, ail of whom voted on. London, Oct. 26.—A dispatch to the The result of the election, it was expansions are well known. in the complaint with having aided in week or so to military service. With I 1 live in Oregon, are: Fannie and Hen As far as the Democratic party has procuring explosive materials used by six months of actual field training, I ry Smith and Mina Booth, of Blaine; Exchange Telegraph Company from generally agreed, will necessitate a special session of the Legislature in experimented with what it calls free Fay, was committed to the Tombs army officers are confident that the George Smith, of Salem; and Nellie Copenhagen says: “Premier Zable declared today that odred to readjust the primary elec trade since the electorial incident that for examination on November 4. continental army would be as thor Ayer, of Tillamook. Though they put the minority on top, the outcome oughly organized as is possible with mourn with aching hearts for the the Government intended to put in tion law. The referendum wa* invok has been a strengthening of protec any system short of the regular ser mother who has gone on before, they force June 5, 1916, the new constitu ed against only part of the amend King Cotton’s March. tive sentiment. War taxes in time of vice and a regular establishment of look forward to the meeting on the tional law conferring suffrage on ment* to this law, and the defeat of women, waiving the right to propose this part leaves the measure in a peace are not a pleasing thing to 500,000 ¡neo. Officers for the new 1 Heavenly gilded shore. contemplate. Democrats point to the King Cotton is the one king who is army would be obtained from civil | The funeral services were held at a prolongation of the old constitu hopeless tangle. Progressive* Behind Measure collection of an income tax as an now making such a decided advance life almost entirely, as the West point ' the home, conducted by H. A. Smith, tional law, owing to the war. " It is expected that a genaral achievement, but it would certainly along an extended front that he may 1 Military Acadeny, would be over- 1 pastor of the Nazarene Church, election The non-partisan plan wa* the main will occur in July, when the look better if not mixed up with in begin to hope for a victory out of the ' taxed even to supply officers for the j Scripture texts, “They shall be mine, issue of the election. It was advocated sufficient revenue and a treasury de war. At first. King Cotton was the I increased regular army. Even at pres- saith the Lord of hosts, in that day Danish women will vote for the first as a Progressive party measure, hav time." ____________ ficit. As every person of practical hardest hit of all the kings in the i ent not more than half of the officer* when I make up rny jewels" Mai. 3:17 ing the support ol Governor Johnson business judgment can see, the end of world, and in the depth of his disas ' of the army are West Point graduates , “These are they, which come out of and the state administration. The Winter is on in Russia. the war will flood the country with ter it was often foolishly said that he and an extension of the.work at West great tribulation and have washed Governor and some oi the state offi -■ ■ o----- cheap foreign goods in runious com had lost a throne. In the panic, many 1 Point would be required to care for I their lives and made them white in London, Oct. 27.—Winter has set cers campaigned vigorously for them petition with our own industries un holders who could have waited the 1 the new regimetfts to be created. ; the Blood of the Lamb.” Rev. 7:14. in the Russian war theater, accord and the small total available at a late For the continental army the plan The remains were laid to rest beside in less a wise protective safeguard is turn of the tide, sold their cotton at ing to the T ime»’ Petrograd corres hour left the possibility that the tide applied. All Europe will hold a rum low prices to investors who are now contemplates drawing from the na those of her husband in the Blaine pondent, who says snow has been might be turned. mage sale if our doors are flung w'idc either selling at 12 cents or holding tional guard and from educational cemetery. The funeral was attended falling for three days and the roads Johnson tonight conced ' institutions where military training is by a large number of friend* who are frozen *0 hard that there is no ed Governor open on the Democratic system. New for a still higher price. the defeat of the non-partisan . compulsory, at least 1000 officers a Texas, the greatest of the cotton showed many tributes of love and re enterprises are halted because of the amendments. He said the result prov foothold for the horses. spect for the departed and extended uncertainty in regard to the extent states, tells the story in the dispatch ' year for each of the first two years, The conditions, the correspondent ed that those who advocated non es stating that the planters of that their sympathy to the breaved loved that free trade eccentricities arc to be WouM Standardize Course*. adds, are thus worse than in the partisanship were "just a little ah-ad _______________ continued. In other words, will the state, with 700,000 bales of cotton of the times.” rainy season. Eventually it is hoped that all mili one*. less than they held at this time last minority shape the economic policy tary schools in the country can be the Denouncing mollycoddles in of the country for another term of year, stand now to make $90,000,000 1 standardized as to their courses in en lump is but dealing in glittering gen years? Much as they are to be re more in the total price of the crop. gineering and other military science*. No one realizes that he is gretted, and deeply injurious as they They are disposing of this season's These courses would become a spec eralities. must prove, such things happen when crop about as fast as it can be picked, ialty, it is believed, if a given number one. Colonel. •he true weight of public opinion is although there is confident expecta ! of ranking graduates each year obscured by party division. Look at tion of prices above 12 cents, which is were assured of comimssions in the the popular vote of 1912 and the plat the price at which the Texas crop is continental army. forms of that year and see how pro now moving out. A part of the in The new army would be organized tection was side tracked, though it crease in dollars is in money paid for in convenient geographical divisions cotton seed oil, which is now bring received a big majority. and on the theory that its members I he majority will be greater next ing a price practically double that | could be citizens of the districts in year, and, in all probability, large paid lari year. these organizations were lo And the agriculturist can already be j which enough to put an end to minority tar cated. Regular places for mobilization seen traveling the way of the Wall iff misfits. storage of equipment for each street operators who. after several i and company would be provided and years of dire adversity, no sooner every man of the force would know Deafness Cannot Be Cured t>r Incal application, a» they cannot reach found that Wall street is Easy Street | where to go and what he was expect again than they begin plunging in the [ tn* deceased portion of the ear There t to do when a call to arm* came. old way likely to bring the old re- ' ed 2nly one way to cure deafnea«. «nd that i. The • six-year enlistment contract pr constitution remedies Deafness 1» cnus. ( suits. Planters and cotton dealers are Jr ■* Inflamed condition of the mucou- reported as calculating that prices | would bind him to answer any call to Filne of the Enstacliian Tube. When th:. Gbe is inflamed you have a rnmbtlng sound must continue to advance for several the colors regardless of any physical ( affair* with which it might inetrfere. •r imperfect hearing and when It is entirely «osed? Deafness is the result, "nd unjew vears without reference to when or While under training the men of the how the war may end. Cultivation of continental army would receive the the inflammation can betaken out and th: ♦■be restored to it* normal condition this over-optimism is likely to lead to . hearing wilt be destroyed forever nine regular army pay. the came overplanting which con- raaei out of ten are cauaed by Catarnj In the beginning the new arm’- which la nothing but an inflamed condi- tributed somewhat to last year's ■ would be organized by companie* and t on of the mucous surface*. blackness. An undoubted factor in the later would he Constituted into regi *e Win give One Hunder.! Dollars for any case of Deafnesa (caused by catarrh) that higher price of this crop is that this ; ments, brigades, divisions and army cannot be cured by Han's Catarrh cure year the cotton acreage was greatly corps as they developed in the var f endfor H-rtiln free. _. . reduced To disregard this fact will F J. CHKXKV * CO.. Toledo. Ohio. ious sections of the country. Sold bv Dr jge.‘ »•. 73c. • , i be to invite danger. Take Haq . : ..ly Pills for constipation ----- o To Introduce the Aluminum Ware Subscribers to the Headlight can obtain a $2.50 COFFEE POT PERCOLATOR for $1.00. At the Headlight Office.