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First National Bank
Tillamook, Oregon
WM. G. TAIT. President.
J. C. HOLDEN. Vice President.'
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Cement Sidewalks and
Concrete Construction Work
Enquire at Ramsey Hotel
MS. C. M'REYNOLDS
Jama C M'Heynolds. tha New York
ttwytr, who U Attorney Otniral In
Wilson's cabinet.
OHIO DEATH LIST GROWING
Number Placed at T With Dabrt
Yleldlnfl Other Bodies.
Columbus, 0.--Ht obtainable In
formation ptare Ohio' flood death
list at 471. Aa the floodel river re
cede the death Hat gradually grow.
Unite Mng picked out of the debris
anil foiled In thn lowland Ultra
conratlTA estimates place the nil
bar of tlrad In thla atnt at net mora)
than SoO
Thn largest IncrroM rn th death
Hat bi at Hamilton, Colonel Zim
merman. In charge of lb mllltU thorn,
reported to thn adjutant-general' of
fice In thla city that 91 bodle had
brn recovered, I'rorloua Informa
lion frtan Hamilton alalad only M
persons hod lout their lives.
I ltltnl estimate place thr death Hat
In Da) Ion, where ttiu flood waa wont,
, at pk thnn roo
Fifty are reported it rati at Plqua.
Ohio, and nt least 100 at Columbun.
I In Tm .ID In MliMI.-mn. & In Mas.
alllun. anil :i III Chlllleuthe.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL IHTEIiEST !
i
Events Occurring Throughout i
tlio Staio During tlio Past
Week.
J. P. MORGAN
How Allen Woman Can He Citizen
Balom Itelylnr. ui' Hint prlnclnle
5f law which wtys the civil statu f
. husband stall determine th clv'l
statu of hi wife. Attorney General
Crawford rendered an opinion that th'
ntli.ii wife of an alien husband who
hint leclarcd hi Intention to beeom
a, r.iisii, majr either make hcraelf
Hirible to vote liy l re 1 urine her !n
it lion of Iwo'iinlnK n cltltim, or ah
Can Ii't llm law tiVn lta (ouni' and !e.
Itm ilrcliiratlon of her hunbntid br co.i
ildfrinl an hrr own dixrUrAllon.
.
S3CaBWatffw
1 lURKEY ACCEPTS
J POWERS' TERMS
Offer Similar Id Those Already
Agreed U by the
Bulgar a.s
TO RECONSIDER LAND CASES
General Land Office Agreea to Reopen
Application Under Uolated Law
VehlKton -On roquent of Iloprn
ntlln Hllinott. tho icsnrral land of
Bco haa acrood to Ukn up. on motion
tor rrcotieldoratlon, Tarloua appllca
ttona for tho purchaaw of land la Wal
jowa county, under the laolated tract
law. Then aro many of thei ca
Which wens rJocted on tchnlclltlr.
Carl Hon. who haa been United
tataa oomtnlaaloner at EnterprUe for
nunitwr of ye am, baa addra4 Con
greaaman HInnott on thla aubject at
tonalderabl length. II Mr Uat dur
ing tbfc paat yoar or ao Ka bea
tailed upon to mako out !ari num
ter of application for th al f land
aadar thn taolateil tract law, which
rorldea that th land, "a greater part
'of which la too mountalnou for cultl-
ipon lti Hppllcattou or ft fron who I
I. ...I ,.- m wnttrt nnfrf if
Utir if tell ui uuiua
land ndJolnliiK. Thla law waa algnod
by the president March !R. 1515.
! HLa
John Plerpont Morgan, world re
nowned financier, who died In Rome
Monday.
J. P. MORGAN
DIES IN ROME
lloui". J. I'lerpont MorKnn, thn New
Yorli financier, illed hern .Monday.
1'or moniliH hU tu-nltli linit been tie
cHiiIiik. '"'I nymiUomn liocntne
cn-atly nKKrnvnteit iitmut n week hko,
and for nevornl day tm Imd tmon In
a neinlcoinntoHo colidltlon. Ho wn
wlttilu tw dnyn of belnr. 76 yearn
old.
The. offluliil ntnteinitnt, jire'red by
)r tlluiiniiii lliietliinelll, Dr. M. Alton
Sinrr mid Mr. deorKn A. Dixon, tho
aileiidtiiK itiynlclnu. Indicated Hint a
Kiadii.il mnernl colliii'Hi' followed n
i- u ilitiiiii of imrvoiiH primtrntlon which
prevented the illKi'HtlM) orKniiH from
perforniliiK tlielr fuuctloim mul affoct
ed the inelilnl fiieuUk'H.
',.r fivo iIidh Mr. Morimn received
uriirnliil iioiirlHliiueiil but wiih nimble
to iiHKlmllHte tho food. As u result he
loi BtreiiKih nipldly. I to wn I"
rendition of HOlilleoum wltlell pievellt
ed htm from rocuBiiUliiB lhoe about
bun for miiny bourn prior to hU iteulh.
IIih i ml wan without milforliiR.
Oregon Teacher Serve New England
Satem. -The Oregon teachers wilt
be r.lven an opportunity durltiB the
comlns actiool year to teach nnd study
life In Maniwcbunetta, and teacher .,f
that atnt.t will haro the opportunity
to tench In thla atate, for State Su
perintendent Alderman, while In the
eaiit. made nn nrrniiKeniont with the
City Superintendent of llrockton fof
nn exchutiKe of tonrheru for a year.
Superintendent Alderman Intend to
take the plnn up with other chool.
nnd believe that ho will bo success
ful and that It will operate creatly to
tho benefit of the both state. The
salaries paid tenebers In the two statoj
are about tint same, and the under
BtandlnK would be thot tho position
of the teachers In their home state
would be. kept open for them aunlmt
their return after a year's absence.
First Class Tin Shop
Tin, Copper and Sheet Metal Work,
Plumbing and General Repairing
Tillamook Sheet Metal Works
GRUENNENWALD & ROHRBACH, Props.
Mmxt Domr to THImmook Bmkmry
DEMOCRATS WIN IN CHICAGO
Clean Sweep Made In City, 22 Alder
men and All Other Officer Choen.
ChleiiKO.- -Democrats Hwepl tho city
in Hui municipal olecllon, roturuluR 22
i aldermen nnd tho superior court Judito,
city clerk unit olty treasurer. Tho
proposed bond Issuu of I'J.SSO.OOO, urn
d by tho tlenrsl Harrison faction of
Um Doniocratlo party horo, curried by
a iiinall margin.
UepubllciwiH elected U aldeniu'ii,
I'roBrosslves tliroo ami IndopiuuhMits
omi. The l'roKrosiilvos had caiiillilntci
In every ward, but failed to show
stroncth, lioliiK outvotml by tho He
publicans by nearly to 1 thrmiRhout
tlie city.
Tlu Socialist vote was coiislHtontly
scattered throuuli nil the wnrila nnd
was not far below tlio lrouresstve
'0,l,, .....
I he slnitlo liiilopcnilont cnuitldate to
, idcctcil l Alilermnn Meirlnm, n
,r0ri-ior a ibf Uiilvorclty of Chicago
(,r CI " ,1,ltil noo'My u J'ro'
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OREGON SENATORS BUSY
Patronane I Occupylno Much Tim?;
Doth Want General Legllatlon
Wnstilnr.ton. vlust how much Bener
nl leKlslatlon will be allowed at the
special Hi'hiilon Is a matter whlcli Is
InterestliiK Senator Chamberlain and
tlio whole Oregon doler.atlon. There
aro a nood many things thnt are of
Interest to OreRon, and the senators
as well as the representatives from
OreKon would like to se them brousUt
up and, If possible, pushed through.
Tlio disposition of patronage la tak
ing up much tliiio of Senators Cham
berlaln and l.aue. but they have tho
iiuesilons of rivers and harbors work,
reclamation, hind matters, publlo
buildings and so forth constantly forc
ed on their attention. Chamberlain
Is very anxious to see work pushod
on tlio I'orllaud postofflce, and so
miiny applications aro being received
from Portland and other architects fot
permission to compete for the plan
that be Is quite hopeful that tho build
ing will be u product of Oregon talent.
Pago Ambassador to England.
Washington. Walter H. Page, of
Oai-den City, U. I., editor of the World's
Work and a member of Doubleday,
Pago &. Co., publishers, has accepted
President Wilson's offer t u gmuas
ador to Qreal llrltalu.
Brief News of the Week
Tho Ohio legislature ha passed n
bttl appropriating IS00.OO0 for tho re
lief of flood sufferer.
Th lower house of the Minnesota
legislature ts on record as farortng h
minimum wage. The bill passed by i.
good majority. It Is also likely of uc
cess In tho senate.
Congress will bo aaked by the Cali
fornia teglalatur to offer financial aid
to r, Frederick Krana Krlodmann.
dlscoreror of nn alleged tuberculosis
cure. If a bill by Senator Cohn now be
for the legislature Is farorably acted
upon.
That 7( per cent of th resolution
ary element In Meilco Is now pacified
and that the pacification of Sonora Is
only a matter of time, waa the state
ment of th Mexican Rorernment to
tho United State government.
Plans for a comprehenstro drainage
system for the country which woul .
prevent floods nnd make Impossible
recurrence of the recent disaster li
Ohio nnd Indiana will be considered nt
the National Drainage congress In St
Louis. April 10.
Tho Illinois Central railroad com
pany wos sued for $500,000 by '.ho
Southern Illinois Coal 4 Coke com
pany nt Chicago In the United State?
court Loss of 597,00'i from failure
of the railroad to provide cars to ship
coal between August. 1909, and the
present. Is charged.
The sister ship of tho Imperator, th
largest ship In the world, was launch
ed nt Hamburg nnd christened Europa.
The Kuropa will be 950 feet long nnd
100 feet beam. Hoth vessels are to
be employed In the transatlantic ser
vice of tho Hamburg American line.
Adriatiople. the western stronghold
of Turkey, fell to the onslaught of tho
Ilalkan allies after one of the most
stubborn defenses In tho history of
warfare. Adrlanople was fired by tho
Turks, but, after much trouble, the
victorious nrmles succeeded In pre
venting a general conflagration.
Sheriff Attaches Two Railway Train.
Colfax. Wash. The local yards of
the Inland Klectrlc and O.-W. It. & N.
railroads were partially taken in pos
session by Sheriff William Cole, of
Whitman county, for the failure of tho
two roads to !ay the personal tax
nssessed against them.
The time limit for the paymeut of
petsonal tnxes In the county was
renclied and Sheriff Cole and his dep
uties took charge of a passenger train,
n freight train and a power car In the
Inland yards nnd an engine and ca
boose in the yards of the O.-W. H. & N.
company.
Constantinople. The Turkish gov.
r .ment ha declared that tt unreserv-
liy accepteJ the terms of peac pro
posed by the European powers.
TV- terms of mediation offered by
the 1 urorean power to Turkey and
the lulkan allies were:
Kin! The frontier of the Ottoman
Krnp.re In Europo shall start at Enos,
and, following the course of the Marlia
river cid then that of the fc'rno
shall t d at Mldla. All territories
s.tuated west of this line shall b!
ceded by Turkey to the allied states
with the exception of Albania, tho d'f
limitation of which shall be fixed by
the powers.
Second The question of the Aegean
Islands shall be settled by the powers.
Third Turkey shall abandon all
claims to Cr'te.
Four The powers cannot favorably
entertain the demand for Indemnity,
but will admit the allies to participate
In the dlcusslons of the International
commission In Paris for an equttabl
settlcmont of their participation It
the Ottoman debt and In the financial
charges of the districts to be handed
over to them. Turkey Is to be asked
to take part In the labors of this coay
mission.
ulier Call on Senator to Resign
Albany, N. T. Accused of attempt
ed extortion by George H. Kendall,
president of the New Tork Banknote
company. Senator Stltwell. of New
Tork. refused to resign at the sugges
tion of Governor Sulzcr. He demand
ed a thorough Investigation of ehar;e
made against him. The senate ordered
an Inquiry.
Suffragette May Enter.
Ftoston. Miss Florence Ward, a mil
itant British suffragette, will not be
barred from this country because she
smashed a few wlndu'.vs In London.
Secretary Wilson so ruled and Miss
Ward whs set free. She had been
detained.
LEVEE BREAKS
AT CAIRO, ILL.
I, W. W. Organizer Sentenced.
Pntorson, N. J. William D. Hay
wood, orgtinlzor for the Industrial
WotUera of tho World, was sentenced
to alx months In tho county Jail hero
on conviction of causing unlawful en
sembiagea. Ho camo hero In conueo
tlou with tho cllk will work' trlk-
DAYTON PEOPLE NEED HELP
Many Who Have Lot All Will Require
Indefinite Aid.
Dayton, O. The problem presented
to Dayton ib summarized by George
p. IUmba, secretary to Governor Cox,
Tho la representing tho governor here,
s:
Forty thousand persons must be fed,
clothed aud housed for a week longer.
Tw.enty thousand porsons must be
cared for Indefinitely. These are per
sons who lost all when their house
hold goods were swept away. They
must be provided with a few neces
sary household articles, such aa bed
ding, pota and pans, atovaa aai fw
dollars.
Cairo, 111. News that tho Big Four
leveo In the drainage district north
of Cairo had gone out brought no
alarm here, but great anxiety Is felt
over the fato of the levees which pro
tect the city proper when tho crest
of the Ohio river flood recches Cairo.
Tho openlug of the Big Four em
bankment Is about 15 feu wide and
tho drainage district certr.mly will fill
to a depth of from 10 to .0 feet. The
drnlnago district comprise about 7000
ncres. in which are located many big
manufacturing, mall order and lumber
distributing plants. The territory was
flooded last year, with a loss of about
$7,000,000. The loss by the present
flood, It Is said, will not exceed $1,000,
000. With the flood watois of the Ohio
closo to tho 54-foot stage, Colouel
Morlarlty, In command of tho Illinois
state troops here, took hieps to protect
the lives of womon nr. I children still
remaining In Cairo. Sufficient river
steamers have been nsbomblcd to caro
for all of them, It Is believed.
The city Is virtually under military
rule. Tho soldiers aro jmtrollng the
streets and requiring all negro men
who appear to have nothing to do to
glvo satisfactory uccounts of themselves.
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