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ISSUED TWICE A WEEK-TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
l at ion of Any Paper in Tillamook county
Largest Circu
xii.
Tilla.mook, Okkcon. Octojikk 20, 1915.
NO. L
JfeftJfc
The First National Bank
Capital and Surplus $30,000
Member Federal Reserve Bank
II Ji I.Hinb, IVrtjJejii W J. Hhwheifij Cnslticr
j f HwMcn, Vice IVw. I. U. Kcltlsri,,ist.Ciiliier
C J lihvm!n
). k . Holdru
I.UIiKCTOKS
Vcxtt
W.J, KJcCherU
A, W. Ilium
H. C. I.amb
Cmful attcuthm vcn to nil l!ttilcini busmcsK
pi i.t! in out IiiumIh.
ODD l I'XLOVS' MJIUOING. TILLAMOOK. ORE
Stationery Stationery
Just received a full complete new
line
PRICES FROM 25c to S75c
Come in and look at them
GOOD QUALITY FOR THE PRICE
The Tillamook Drag Store
THE PRUDENT MAhf"
a NEVER OUTUh
A,fDR Akin WITHnilT
MONEY IN THE BANK
a it m k
-
havo oxtrava-
, '5rui3 worn orinfi .
titi. i r in i i hi Li uliuiu w w .
to bank.
iv , .. . . . !o Ihn mnn who Pa. hS
ut the man who banks ms mauy - -
;onfidonooof his omployor and holds his Job.
'Money in the bank also moans CREDIT and GONF -
. - i i u a rt t in nn rn 1 1 1
1 W III w
II
Mako OUR bank YOUinank.
TiUamodfc Cotfafy Bank
HAGE TO TURKEY IN
EXCITING STAGES
Uilgarians Hold Railroad From
Nisli to Salonika, Cutting Off
Reinforcements for Serbs.
London. Tim nice for tin) road to
CoiutiftiiUiiople has reached nn exclt
Iiik tinge. Tlti Ilulffirluim tiro within
ii low milttft of formliit? Junction with
Hi ill r AtmtrtMierumii nllli.ii, white tlio
I'rmch In miiitll forco already havo
Jolmtd Sorliliiim.
With linkup In tholr ponui-nitlnn tho
Dulgsrtitus now hold with strow? forco
llio NUli Hfilonlkl railroad bvtwooii
Vrntiya uml Unktip. n distance of about
60 mlli. Thoy havo Uium nil Jlrocl
ctimunlatloii 1mIwmiI N'lub nnil Sn
tonlkl, lit.ivtiiK opvu to tho hIIIoh only
tho uncrulri iminn of tmuilt over
the Mutmst(plrltlim Hnin
rammuntrnfloii liolwutin the Auiitro
niTiunn nut) Ilulgarlnii iiniilun In on
lh( jnt of ItoliiK talillnliwl. oml (hit
illipnltli of munllloiiB to CoiinLnntlno
pin Ik ixtwtmt to IxjRln within n few
days. nccortMiiK to Infariuatlon from
lliirn SovitIii. Ilouiimiiln.
Thl communlentlon U holiiK effect
1 In th imrtln'OHtrrii oornur of Sor
bin Tho ilttiKtteh iloncrllum the Aub
Irian occupation of Ti-kln. which wan
w-ooinjilldliwl nftcr n homtmnlnicul
limllliK many hnurx, Auxtrl.-in troops
crotnltit; the Dniiulio In .Si bontR.
It In nvmiofflclntly niinounccil In
llcrlln, ny a illnpalch from Hotter
ilam to tho Dally ToluRrnph, that all
thn Important harliorit on the Daiiubo
art? In ponnrak):i of tlu IlnlKitrlami,
nnil thai fttrthor ncco for tlu 8i-r-lilanx
hy way of Itoumaula la tliorofore
etoppoil.. . -
IUtIIii. via l.omlon. Direct connec
tion betwi'iin tho Auittrotlormnn
force In Sorbin and the Unitarian
army of (Jenernl lloyndjluff hr.3 boon
eitabllnhi8 on the Danube river to
tho i' nt of lirr.ii 1'alitnka. according
to the official announcement eh en out
by the Oerma! army headquarters
itnff.
DRY QUERIES ANSWERED
Attorney Oeneral Drown Bayi Phytl-
elan May Qlve Liquor.
Balein In nwcr to an Jituulry
jfrom a illnirlct attorney of OroRon ru
parillni; novum) pl.aM- of the prohibi
tion law effclv January 1, 1'JIC, At
torney finnornl Drown holds that In n
ao wherein tho owner of a ilruK
'(ore In not a dniKlt but omptoya
rcicUtereil pharmuclftt to Hell drun
ipA illt!p!tjs nnil compound prencrlp
tiouM, tho pharmacist mucit ezeouto
HjiiI file. tho bond reipilred by unc
tion 2 of chapter HI, KOiieral lawn of
Oregon of 1S16. before Intoxicating II
1W can lawfully ho old at the dnis
(.re. Other rullns aro us followB:
l33oranei of ntfmoruto httbltn of
pernon would bo no defeimo in a
cm wheruln n eao l issdc upon nn
affidavit by a pharmaclut
V'rom and niter January I. I016. a
i rdkletored pharmachit cannot fill n
plperlptloii for Intoxicating liijuor
Othfrr than alcohol.
prei-rlptlon iitntlnK that tho u!
r,vtol if. required for medlciuai me Is
Mftl niifflclont, and inch preicrlpUr-a
lOtpil thotv on it face tho purpono for
')ij0h;lio alcohol In proaorlbod.
A pliyolciau enn admlulstur Iritqxl
can liquor to a patient when tho
mi in R in netually necocaary its a modi
clnt In the treatment of dlsenso.
Dory to Take Uonu Trip.
Mbr.ny.--ln n bnt which thoy ox
1cT to ue In tho halibut flshlne Inn
iWiw of Yaqulna bay, Captain L. A.
Wwid and oa, Oia'tea Wool. of Uiia
tltyf loft Albuny to &a to Newport by ,
v;i.'.(r. They will tuvol down the wil
l .notto fo tho Columbia and thence u
ha ceor.n and dswii the ccnat to Ya-(.-
xt bay. Thulr beat- Is a dory G
iitiitaonK with a nine foot beam.
, .S.CrantCorttcreoAi Sat....
Salem.- Thursc y, Novcmbor IS.
-aa s?t bv (loventor Wlthycombo
the tentative .time for holding the
mooting between the committ;"
iminod by tho roccnt Oreaou-Callforuii
(and snint conforutice and rcprcBDiitn
tlvoj of the Southern Pacific company.
Tho executive hai written to tho mam
tarn named by tho conferonco to an
cerU'.'n If tho date sclctod will bo vat-Isfnetory.
TRUST IS ORGANIZED
TO HANDLE EXPORTS
Company, Recognized by U.S.,
Will Supervise Shipments
to Europe.
WanbliiKton. Formation of an
American Trust company, similar In
organization to Tho Netherlands Over
nous trust, to handle American pro
duel abroad with ansurances that
they will not roach the belligerent,
was announced by Secretary Itc-dfleld
of the department of commerce.
This fffli regarded as meanlns that
the American OverxeaM Truat com
pany will asiiuro the European govern
iMonta with which It dualu that no
goods exported under, Its supervision
will reach opponlnjg belligerents.
"Tho object of the scheme," Secre
tary Hodfleld said, "is to secure tho
movement of neutral commerce under
such authoritative auspices as to as
sure that It v. Ill not bo interrupted.
That part of tho plan to be undertaken
by the department of commerce, under
tho arrangements discussed, would be
the ascertaining, by commercial at
taches, commercial agents and other
officers, that the operations of tho
plan were strictly Impartial and neu
tral. "The now company would bo open
to assist all truly neutral American
commcrco to all countries with which
It Is to operate. The machinery would
not bo officially a part of the govern
ment and It would not bo a money
making scheme."
NON-PARTISAN PLAN
LOST IN 'CALIFORNIA
San Francisco. Tho proposition to
make all state officers non-partisan
was rejected at a state-wide election
by more than lD.QOO majority. There
went to defeat with it all of the pro
posals submitted.
Tho vote on the rural credits amend
ment, under which state banks would
lend money to ranchcrK on crop secur
ity, was: Yes, 2S.334; no, 52,819.
Eight other amendments also wcro
voted on.
The result of tho election. It was
generally agreed, will necessitate a.
special session of the legislature lit
order to readjust the prftnary election
law. The referendum was Invoked
against only part of the amendments
to this law, and the defeat of this part
leaves the measure In a hopeless tan
gle. The non-partisan plan was the main
Issue of the election. It was advocated
as a progressive party measure, haT
Ing the support of Governor Johnson
and the state administration. The
governor and seme of the state of
ficers campaigned vigorously for them
and the sinad total available at a la'c
hour left tic possibility that the tide
might be turned.
REPORTED SUICIDE RCILED
i GERMAN LIEUTENANT
1000 BULBARS DIE
BOMBARDMENT
London.- The bombardment of De
ilcniuKh caused the death of ten civil.
Inns and mow than a thousand sol
dier, and a large number of soldiers
wmo wounded, says a dispatch from
Allien.
A largo proportion of the military
CBHiialtli's. lht correspondent adds,
wore in tho barracks which housed
tha l-'ortleth llulsiirlan regiment. The
barracks woro crowded with soldiers,
who woro preparing for their menl.
when the bombardment was openod
with accurately aimed ahutli. which
demolished the barracks, burying the
occupants In tho ruins.
TrooiiK engaged In digging trenches
around the town nlso sustulned heavy
losBtm,
Fires caused by tho exploding shells
destroyed tho railway station and sur
rounding buildings, doing enormous
damage. It Is said that tho untlro loss
from tho bombardment, which lnHted
four hours, will bo several million
pounds.
I Baker Plant Disappoints.
' linker. The official tests of tho
i Jlakor municipal power plant, follow
! lut; tho cump'.otlon of a new 24 Inch
f steel line, from the top of tho hill to
1 tho penstock at the plant, a distance
I fit 1200 feet, proved a disappointment.
Tho englucra estimated that 100 kilo
watts r-otild bu dovolopod at the plant,
but CU,S wan the best recorded.
Cement Mixer Kills Man.
Uofioburg.--Charles 1.. Kobblns. for
merly of Milton, was Instantly killed
tit Table Crock, about 40 miles south
of Itoseburg, wnen he fcU Into the
mouth of n content mixer which ho
was operating.
Wo havo closed out tho pfano bus -ness
unit will sell what music rolls we
J have on hand Ht one half price. Jones-
Kntulson Fur. Co.
NEW ITALIAN CAMPAIGN ON
Ocneral Attack Along Entire Front
Hat Been Inaugurated.
Ildlno. Italy, via Paris. Tho Italian
army Is making a generol attack along
tho whole lino from Swttiorlnnd to
tho Adriatic.
In tho preceding flvo months of tho
Austro-Ituliim war, tho efforts of tho
Italians havo boon directed at tho pen
titration of Austrian territory And cap
turo of strategic points for tho pur
pose of securing Italy against tho pos
nihility of Austrian Invasion.
In tho opinion of tho Italian Ronoral
staff, this lias boon accomplished, and
tho war la now entering Us second
phase.
Germany Defends Shooting of Nuraa.
nnrlln, via Tho Hague -and London.
Dr, Alfred K, M. JCImmennann,- Gor
man undor-Becrotury for foreign af
fairs, has IdsuciI' an official oxplnna.
tlon of tho recont oxctutlon tn Coli?l
urn of M'a i t''1'1 r'1 ' 1 ' V'
I'lirae, ' i"'u- " l ' ''' ''''
i w (ioc,; ! l.e hikJ 'Nt 'I'U' '
ovory Jot and tlttlo of tho ovldonco
with tho greatest caro and finds tho
verdict, though regrettable, to bo Just.
10 Bandits Rob Train.
Oklahomn City, Qkla. A baud of 10
rohburs held up Missouri. Kansas
Texan passouger train No. 9. south
bound from Chicago to San Anton. ,
near Onnpn, tied up tho crow with
ropes, placed a guard uvor tho pas
sont'ors nnd loot- d three express cars.
The holdup was ono of tho most
despernto and bo3t planned over at
tempted In this section. Tho rohbors
aro hcllovcd lo have necurod about
$9000 from tha ono express safo thoy
succeeded in opening.
1 liAJKAK'S !
,1 v !!
. Variety Store
I
$ Tillamook, Ore.
. "DROP in Mm
! KRRESTEO FOR PLOT
Now York In the arrest of Albert
Kay, u lieutenant In the German army,
and Walter Scholz. his brother-in-law,
polico and federal secret service
agents believe they have detained
loadors In a plot'to wreck American
munition plants and sUip-j carrying
munitions.
Fay, who is ono of tho five men
charged with conspiracy to -delay or
provent the sailing of war munitions
ihips from this country, gave a dotall
cd confession to William J. Flynn,
chief of tho secret service.
In It, according to the fedoral au
thorities, ho repeated his former con
fession made to the polico at Wee
ituwkon, N. J., but said, in addition,
that his mission, besides placing
bombs on tho propellers or rudders
of ships, was to endeavor to bribe the
commanders of Russian vessels. He
nald tho plan ho was to endeavor to
carry through was to luduce a Rus
sian commander to run u cargo of
copper into a German port, nt v.h,ch
placo a largo sum of money was to
be paid to tho Russian.
Government officials said they were
inclined to givo little credence to this
phase of Fny's story, but it was mado
a part of the ovldonco on which tho
men were held over for further hearing.
Lloyd Chick, Alleged Dead Man, In
sists He is Libeled.
Portland, Ore. After four persons,
including the the Spokane fiancee of
Lloyd W. Chick, of Oakland, Cat., had
Identified as his the body of a suicide
nt the morgue here. Chick In the flesh
appeared with an Indignant demand
that .the police and- cpron
advertise him as a suicide.
Tho suicide was found hanging In
the men's rest room In a plaza block
and two women friends and one man
Identified tho body as Chick's. Ono
of the women said Chick had quarrel
ed with Miss Florence Alexander of
Spokane, his fiancee, and had threat
ened suicide.
Chick himself, while at Amity. Ore.,
read In Portland papers of his sup
posed suicide, and after telephoning
to the coroner came here.
Postmasters Are Warned.
Washington. Postofflce burglaries
have been so numerous of late that
'an order has gone forth to all post
masters except of the first class
throughout the country to keep on
hand a smaller number of stamps and
other papers of commercial value and
to guard them raoro carefully.
LEAGUE CONTRADICTS BRYAN
Ex-Secretary Invited to See for Him
self Charges He Made Untrue.
Washington. Tho Navy Leuguo of
tho United States, through Its secre
tary, Arthur H. Dadmun, sent a letter
to William J. Hryan, ox-secretary of
state, Inviting him to call at the of
flees of tho league In tho Southern
building, Washington, and make a
thorough inspection of tho league's ac
counts uml subscription lists.
Tho navy league's letter was sent
as a result of frequont charges which
M-. CiiJ'i has nmdo .bpth In the Qom
mu:ior and in his publicly spokou ut
tqru:icostlw U-0 navy league was aup
portci) by n body of malefactors of
great wealth allied with tho alleged
armor plate ring for tho purpose of
maintaining a clamor of war.aud so
Improving business lu armor plate.
According to Mr. Dadmun, the navy
loaguo has nover at any tlmo reuolvod
any contribution from any. armor. plate
ring nnd does not know of the exist
ence of any such bqdy.
Bench Post Filled by Gov. Lister.
Olympla, Wash. Governor Lister
gave politicians a complete surprise
by appointing Frederick Bausnian, of
Seattle, to tho supreme bench to suc
ceed Jndgo Herman D. Crow, who died
last week.
THE MARKETS
Portland.
Wheat Club. 90c; bluestem, 92c;
red Russian, 87c; forty-fold, 92c; red
fife, 87c.
Hay Eastern Oregon timothy, $16;
alfalfa, $13.50.
Butter Creamery, 28c.
Eggs Ranch, 36c
Wool Eastern Oregon, 28o; valley,
31c -
, Seattle.
Wheat Bluestem, 91c; club, 87c:
red Russian, 85o; forty-fold, 90c; fife.
S6c.
Barley S26 por ton.
Hay Timothy, $16 per ton: alfalfa,
$1-1 per ton.
Buttfr Creamery, 2Sc.
Eggs 37o.
Railroads to Aid Embargo.
Washington. Tho state department
Is asking Amorlcan railroads to cut
off suppllrn of fuel to tho enemies of
tho c facto government tn M.tjjjcv,
as a supplementary proceeding t0"i
embargo on arms and ammunition, j
Bryan Fighting Ohio Liquor Trattl
Lancaster, O. William J. Bryan kM
gan his campaign for statewide proU
Wtlon lu Ohta hero with u s4-v-ch (aw
orlng the proposed prohibition amen
ment which will be submitted to OhU
Voters in tho election of November JU
33 000 March In Suffrage Parade.
tfov Yorf Upwards of :.0,000 me
.1 n -)T-j ! marched up Fifth avenue)
... 4 . ti.o c " T 'smoai
oman stttfrn;e evorhol
lu tho Uuitcu States.
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