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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
NO lore DOJJB
AS 10 POST 10
OF THE OR S
Reciprocal War b cIarat tons on
the Part of Three Of the
Powers Now Exist.
'RoyMANIA IS Sill; EiNsiIIs
German Campaign against Tie
Serbs is Not Advancing
veryR Rapidly Yet.

LONDON. Oct. 16.--R Reciprocal
war declarations between BulkafiK,
and Great Britain and Serbia toS
gether with King Ferdinand q nnanis
festo to the Bulgarian people defining
Bulgaria's cause and intent have
marked another phase of the Balkan
situation, which is slowly emarSinT
from obscurity.
Greece's decision not to Join iorces
with Serbia at present. although
causing profound disappointment In
England and being regarded by many
London commentators as equivocai.
and as violating the obligations To-
Serbia, has at least been announced
in words permitting OF no further
doubt as to the immediate condition
of affairs, which, however, circunnz
stances might alter at any moment.
Roumania remains the only sphinx
like figure in the Balkans IT. Accord.
ing to. a telegram received ID Paris
fr0 mBucharests has decided to main.
tain strict neutrality, but this ii n6t
taken in London to be a definite ans
wer. z &
Field Marshal Won Mackenssn's cam
paign against Serbia is developing
with slowness that is very CRAFTY,
ing to the allies Of Serbia. He, has,
advanced slightly, and made some cap
lures but his troops, according to adj
vices received in the British capital,
have SO far obtained no important res
suits.
The first Bulgarian army Isl at9ss
lacking the Serbian frontier nor
east OF Nish, the present capital of
King Peters and Is. occupying the
mountain passes. Confident des-
patches from Nish say that unless
the Austro-G Germans bring up further
reenforcements the Serbian troops
will be able to hold their detenses.
An unofficial Balkan report Says the
Serbian army already has retaken
Pisana and Boukva. which were cap
tured by the Bulgarians October rs. y
On the western front the chief &C.
tivtty is reported along the French
line, where small French advantages
have been equalled IL not overshadz
owed by German gains. the French
being forced to surrender, some
trenches In the vosges under Il q
heavy bombardment and q far flung
infantry attack. The Germans also
have gained some ground in the
Champagne region. 81
The British front has undergone
no change, according to Sir John.
French, the British commander in
chief, although Germans omciaily
claim to have recaptured many OF
fConfinueJi ~, ,,ox,o I o :, . 4 n. ~
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STRIKE CALLED OFF
As Kiln 'Firemen Decide This
an lnopportune Time to
Call a Strike.
t.y ..sse,...e -..,,,

EAST LIVERPOOL. o., Oct. 49,
The proposed strike OF kiln firemen in
the general ware potteries Of East
Liverpool and Wellsville o., and
Chester and Newell. w. Va, which was
to have been called Monday unless
their demands for increased wages
were granted. has been called of.
According to official announcement to-
day the men. decided at meeting last
night that this was an inopportune
time to Gala strike.
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ssy ASSOCIATE. II. ,sr..,

u 1X AseoelATgp eREBy
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 16-A
least fifteen persons were killed anc
many were injured today when motor
train No. $40 on the Union Pacific
railroad plunged down an embank.
ment near Randolph, Kan. Aswash.
out caused the, accident. One of the
cars on the train wa submerged ii
Fancy creek, a-locals tsream, and most
OF the dead were drowned. This in.
formation came to the Union Pacific
Office in Kansas City today. Il
The train, which carried two cars
left Manhattanearly this morning for
Marysville. IL carried about seventy
five passengers. A three finch rain
fel lin the vicinity M sS,ay. The az
cident occurred near! the approach Il
the bridge over Fancy creek.
At noon according to q message
from the scene, four bodies had been
recovered. Work Of rescue then was
abandoned until wrcking equipment
could lift the coach out Of the water.
Rescuers had been unable to get into
the forward COMPARTMENT
1t was there the Greatest loss of life
was believed to have occurred.
DR.. Atwood and Alma, K. Jellin, OF
Garrison, Kan. were the only identi-
fled dead up to noon. At that hour It
wa estimated forty persons had been
injured.
The bridge itself did not give way
but when the heavcy car struck, the
1t sank end down into
nine feet OF water and two or three
feet Of mud. The car stands almost
perpendicular. There were two cars
to the train but the trailer broke loose
and remained standing on the tracks.
Conductor Warren Kittle, Of Man
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
STERN MEASURES
Are Resorted to by Bulgaria to
Repress Unrest among the
People There.
tss assoe,Arrp .ssss,

MILAN, Oct. 18.-The Bulgarian
government has been obliged to resort
to stern measures of rprssion as
the result of unrest among the people,
says despatch to secolo from Sofia,
by way Of Bucharest. Many officers
of pro-Russian sentiment have been
retired from the army and it is as
serted that reprisals are beginning
against subjects Of the quadruple en-
#tente nations.
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VILLA IS SHOT
By OWN MEN.
SAY REPOR rs
EIGHT ARRESTS :
Inc Connection Myster.
ious Murder Of a Chicago
JeWeIer at Night.

cH1cATo, Oct. 1s.-Eight persons
five men and three women, were today
held under arrest in connection with
the murder of Harry Phillips a Jew
eler, who was found shot to death in
a West Side apartment building last
night.
Police are bafled as to the identity
of the slayer, but believe man com
mitted the act Some garments be-
longing to woman were found in
Phtllips's apartments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
MONUMENT UNVEILED.

csy.As.eeis1se rREsp
ELKlNS. Oct. ia. monument
was unveiled near here: today to John
SChenowetf, who served in the Cont.
mental army during the Revolution
airy war, under General Nathaniel
Greene. State Atts;ney H. G.. Kump
delivered the principal address. -{
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
STEAMSHIP PROPERTY
SEIZED BY CARRANZA

CAPE SAN LUCAS, Calf, via radio
to San Diego. Oct. 16.-Advices re-
ceiyed hare from Guaymas. Mexico.
state that Carranza authorities have
seized the property OF the Navira
Steamship Company, and also that Of
a prominent Mexican. Luis Martinez,
who had taken up his residence in
San Diego during the unsettled con-
dition in Mexico.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
MINERs ARE PAID.

Coal miners in THU; region were paid
Saturday for work done the last two
weeks Of September. The Consolida-
ton Coal Company here paid SIS. 900,
a bout 1880 less than the previous
pay. Shortage Of cars caused the fall
ing of. There is only a half quota Of
car supply now. &.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
ACCEPTS POSITION.

:. . 49,
Gordon Greider, a. graduate Of the
ait. State Business College at. Park
ersburg, has arrived. here to accept a
position with the Imperial Ice Cream
Vompany.
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NEGRO HANGED.

MuRPHYsBoRo, III, Oct 1s-
Joe DeBerry. a negro, was hanged
here today for the murder OF Mrs.
j. H. Martin, wife Of "a leading at
torney Of southern. Illinois. Two
thousand. persons saw the execution.
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MIR. CASTOR our.

l. v. CASTOR. agent for the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. is able to be out OF local hos
pital after a serious illness Of pneu-
monia fever. and has returned to his
home in Weston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
VILLA is REP oRTED
ENROUTE TO SONORA

DOUGLAS, Ariz... Oct. 16.-General
Plias Gales. Carranza commander at
Aqua Prieta, said today he had been
notified that General Villa was en-
route from Casas Grandes to Sonora.
lie believed his information was cor
rect.
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FATAL LOOP.

BuENos, AIRES, Argentina. oct.
16-Francisco Beltramo. while at
tempting to loop the loop In an aero
plane here today fell to the ground
and was killed. NJ 4
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CONDITION NrRovlSG.

The condition of Mrs Francis, NJ.
Kennedy, who! was operated. on ht. a
local hospital Monday is improving
nicely. Her many friends will he
health and hope for her speedy re-
covery.
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haitian. estimated this afternoon that
fifteen persons had been killed. He
based his estimates on a count Of his
tickets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
Top, Mrs. Gait. her Washington resi-.
dence, and President Wilson. Bot
tom, left to right: Misses Lucy and
Mary Smith, and Mrs. Thomas II.
Mar1ha1l. ~

WASHINGTON, Oct. i6.-The date
of the wedding Of President Wilson
and Mrs. Norman Gait is still q .se-
cret. There are numerous rumors
. afioat, one fixing it In the near future,
another during the Christmas holl-
days. But Secretary Tumulty will say
nothing.
Only second in interest to the date
Is the question OF who is to perform
the ceremony. That 1t Will take place
in, Mrs, Cats residence is regarded
as certain: Mrs. Gait recently has
given up the pew in St Thomas's
church, which she has occupied for
many years and has taken pew AZ
st. Margaret's church. t.
Who VIII OfficiAtel
Therefore 1t is assumed, that. the
Rev. DR. G.. Ernest Smith; rector OF
St. Thomas or the Rev Dr.. Herbert
LIN
Continued on page ~
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Mrs. ]. C. Brown, of Grafton. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Paugh. OF 348 Hickman street.
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READING SAILS.

tnx ASSOCIATED PRcssi
NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-Lord Reading.
chairman Of the Anglo-French loan
commission, and two or his associates.
Sir Henry Darlington Smith and Sir
Edward Holden, sailed for Liverpool
today on the American liner st. Louis.
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Besides the DroWnedEM any3Are'
Reported Injured In the
FearfuIIAccident.
'WAsHoUTs IS THE CAUSE!
'Rescuers Begin Their Work but
Thus Far Only -Four Bod
les AreER Recovered.
tsYiAssoefAIGpIIpRr,r,

DIES MONIES, In, Oct S1e..Rcports
received by Union Pacific officials here
said that one car onEthe Union Pacific
motor train, which was wrecked near
Randolph, han, carly today, contained
seyenty.two passengers, sixty of whom
Weer drowned, when the car went
through a bridge.
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B. F. Deem, of Mofgaatown, wa.
visitor In the city Saturday.
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.tcontinued on page Sd !.
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. Cloudy tonight and Sunday. sPfobs
rain Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17

BY ADMAN.
Do know Herbert W. Little?
He's Advertising Manager for Bros.
lot yesterday-store gossip at that
He Harry much better-that
Claude like dishwate b-that
means rng-at present. And
with influence a
starts a bank account Saturday-by heck!
curiosity piqued the stories
Of the boys mentioned believe believe
Kfplng isn't in it.
friend Il Claire-its
dignified and nice) promised me that
could offer prize of loge seat for good time,
the Apollo theater to the prettiest girl in town
to me In You understand
girls here at the office, not at the Apollo!
had a from Charles of the Empress last
evening
you know you your best girls
picture
At that he said taking
show, to lunch tomorrow
Bill Chambers is in he promised sight,
seeing trip in his Cadillac If mention it.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
Can You Beat lt7

We have heard about all kinds of individual mean
ness. About the man who put a nickel in the blind
mans cup and took out quarter in change about
the woman who used the holes in her doughnuts for
napkin rings, ETC., etc., but for pure downright
FAMILY meanness-for COLLECTIVE cusedness,
the following takes the plum pudding:
"a curious exposition of callousness and greed
was recently made in civil suit brought against
surgeon. He became interested in the case of Grip
pie whom he found begging in the street. and by an
operation requiring great skill removed his dsab-
ity The relatives of the cripple promptly brought
suit against the physician for removing their means
Of support, asserting that a cripple, the youth
had brought them in an average of about So daily,
while now they were compelled to support him until
he could gain the means of earning his living. The
judge promptly dismissed the suit on hearing the
ease for the prosecution
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
|OBSERV ATOMS

Belgans are reported to be CRAZY over American
pork and beans' So are we-but "fOr" not ''over'
Golly! Is Uncle Sam going to wear chip on one
shoulder for the British and another on the other
shoulder for Germanyf
The resolution in congress to thank Doc Cook for
discovering the North Pole is just what was needed
to brighten up things War abroad and short bread
at home were getting too tame.
"Mr Rockefeller's face beamed with joy as
talked Of jesus says Rev. A. c. Ward, of Atlanta
They were, maybe, talking about what Jesus said
to Simon Peter son of Jonas, as reported by John
xxi: 49, 16 and II. But, maybe not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
Didn't Have to Creep In

In connection with that Santo Domingo affair,
the standpat newspapers roasting Wilson be-
cause after his election he said "There is no dan
ger that the spos system will creep in with my APP
pr0val or connivance."
Well the spoils system did not creep in. 1t was al
ready in. 1t had always been in and it doing
business to the best of its ability. Taft undertook
to give it larger foothold by putting tens OF
thousands of spoils system assistant postmasters
under civil service Had Taft announced that he
would not, if elected reward republican party work
ers even Utah and Vermont would have bolted him.
Civil service is good thing but we'll have to get
it by bites. AT any rate well be long in getting
full meal of it if we rely on the "ins' crucifying
themselves for the reform political party does
its heavy worrying the mote that's in its broth
ers eye particularly in regard to the little matter OF
holding on to jobs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17

In his opposition to the proposition to cut off ship
ment of war munitions to belligerents, VIM. Howard
Taft is as clear and sound noon whistle.
He says such prohibition would mean more arma-
ment of nations not now well supplied and, in the
present exigency it would be violation of neutrality
because it would insure only to the advantage of one
Of the beigerents.
1t is quite remarkable that, during the past two
years, Tafts attitude toward many public matters
has been correct. Maybe you can spoil some men by
making them president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17

The Holland-American line gives us an idea. 1t is
going to paint the of the ship the side of its
vessels in large letters than can be Illuminated at
night.
Why not paint around the stOmachs of all Amer-
can merchant ships broad bands of red, white and
blue, same to be illuminate at night? Any German
warcraft attacking such wouldn't have leg of an
excuse to stand on. Wouldn't that be decoration
of neutrality that foreign ship could slip while
sneaking into port?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
TIRED OF 1T

The way is long, some people say,
To Tipperary;
But what care how long the way
To Tipperary?
A million miles. or merely three.
Would both be far too long for me.
l have no wish to 60 and see
Your Tipperary.
This song which people squawk
and sing
This "Tipperary"-
Makes me as sick as anything
OF Tipperary.
But, folks who sing that bloom
ing air;
| wish that you could all be there
With orange blossoms in your
hair
In Tipperaryi
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. Q q ~~~~~ . 90 90 .
o.. PONTO THE PUP q
0 O o o q q o q . . q o @ q GO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17

Dispatches say that wheat went down trifle in
the Chicago "pit" one day last week because
sentiment was voiced in Berlin that the war be
stopped
Well if that sentiment is what is needed to send
wheat down, let's all yell! Our united voice ought
to be heard as far Berns. However, it is a fine
bet that Berlin didn't voice any such sentiment
Michael j. Scully of Northbrdige, Mass, says he
has discovered that feeding his hens Boston baked
beans will make them lay twice as many eggs That
may be all right as temporary expedient but it is
to be feared, that if persisted in, Mr. SculIys hens
will become erudite that they will not be on speak
ing terms with ordinary, uncultured rooster.
We'd been thinking that Francis Heney was TAX
ing his defeat too calmly. He's married that fine
lady who managed his campaign for the q. S. SEN
ate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
SONG AND DANCE.

II can not sing the old songs"
We heard Estella cry,
And promptly then we told her,
For goodness sake, don't try
youngstown Telegram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
JITNEY yINGLEs.

JITNEY JINGLES.
There was nothing wrong with
the carburetor today. And the
gas was good. And the sparker
seemed to be working overtime.
Anyway, everybody seems to have
jitneyed. Selah has read more
tit rhymes today than could be
printed in ten years, and all of
EN- are good.
w. M. keenan,, 1706 South 8tli
street. wins the dollar today.
Who'll be the prize jingler to-
morrow Let's have some more
jitney 1insles.
Here's Keenan's, first, and q
few Of the other best ones:
When In the power field he would
invade,
The burden of his song
Was, Competition il tho life Of
trade"
He did mot think Il wrong.
But when the jitney came upon
the scene,
And cut his revenue.
Loud rose the wall Of our friend
Bean,
"Why, this will never dol"
A-whistl and a-whoop! and a.
hoorayi
The Jitney has come to stay,
And the T. r. G p,
Will sit up and see
Their strap-hangers vanish away.
J. e. Rose. 2546 So. Yakima.
THE LAMENT OF A BEAN
Good people, from whose purses
bust
The wealth and power Of the
street car trust,
Why dost thou ride the Jitney
bus?
Do you intend, In deviIish lust.
To blast the plans Of the street
car cuss,
And continue to ride in q Jitney
All me!
What will I do when the rent is
due! '9
.What'll I stew when It's time
to chew?
What'll DOH Lord-boo-hoo?
All me!
ID. J. R.. of Junett st.
Louiee, Louie, don't you cry,
Because the people pass you
by;
Your cars are few and often
The Jitneys have you skinned.
to date.
Beany, Beany, who holds the
sack
While the Jitneys at you take
whaok?
Wire. brier, timber lock,
Soon Stone & Webster'll be III
hook.
Helga Void. 719 No. @ st.
The tits are thick on the avenue.
And the private owner must
live;
But as for s. & WIS revenue,
IT will hurt the annual div.
I'm glad to see so many tits
Roll down the avenue,
They'll bring six car tickets for
two-bits
And leave more coin for tho
Sunday stew.
| ELBBERT HUBBELL.
Ev'ry dog has his day, SO the 1T
ney men say,
And Stone-Webster they're leav-
ing alone.
They are taking the meat, so
juicy and sweet,
| And leaving Stone-Webster the
bone.
H. w. NASH.
Stone Webster now are up a tree,
They're as worried as worried
| can be,
Over the jitney bus, you see.
That takes the nickeIs from
you and me.
The money that the jitneys get
] Causes Stone-Webster's gang
/ to fret
| And cuss and storm and rave and
sweat
4 The jitney bus will win out yet.
j w. C. BICKFORD.
-
GEVAIIs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
HUMORING HIM

Mrs. Green-Do you ever flat
ter your husband?
Mrs. Wyse-Yes, I sometimes
ask his advice about things. =
Boston Transcript.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-17
BOOB!

The word 'reviver' spells the
same backward or forward" II
was the teacher who-spoke. "Can
you think of another?"
The serious boy scowled ur
from his primer.
"Tut-tut!" he cried, contemptu.
ously. And the class worked on
in silence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-15

Authorities OF the University Of
Kansas are considering the appli.
cation OF Mrs Amy Wlnship. 50.
for permission 20 enroll as a stu.
dent. Last year she took special
work in sociology and psychology
at the University OF Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-15
RID STOMACH OF
GASES, S0URNESS
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" Ends All
Stomach Distress in Five
Minutes.

You don't want slow remedy
when your stomach is bad--or an
uncertain one--or harmful one
your stomach II too valuable: you
mustn't lnIure II with drastic
drugs.
Pape's Diapepsln IA noted for It's
speed In giving relief. It's harmless.
ness. its certain unfalllnE action
In regulating sick, sour. gassy
stomachas Its millions Of cures IN
indigestion. dyspepsia. gastritls aud
other stomach trouble has made II
famous the world over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor
In your home--keep II hRndy-get
, a large fifty cent case from any
drug store and then n anyone
should eat something which doesnt
agree with them. n what they eat
lies like lead, ferments and sours
and forms gas; causes headache,
dizziness and nausea. eructations
OF acid and undlgested food-re.
member as soon az Pape's Diaper.
sin comes In contact with the
stomach all such distress vanlshes
IT'S promptness, certainty and case
In overcoming the worst stomach
disorders Is a revelation to those
who try H.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-15
SEATTLE TEACHERS
CAN'IcETJoBS HERE
HERE'S The REAS0N!'
Superintendent Coopers Method of Selecting Teachers
Explained. Is II Good or Bad2 Judge WnSor and
Others Crticse II; Here's the CaSe-You Decide

editor your dealing with the
ployment OF school teachers In Seattle.
81 received education In the Seattle grade and high schools
attended school, II
exception find Seattle teacher In the schools
OF the University Washington and hold also
teacher
IN a pupils
after specializing high school work
monthly stipend which receive for only nine months
OF months
mother Seattle
Esst-to
place In Seattle schools"