DETAILS OF TITANIC
DISASTER LEARNED
Survivors Number 705, Death
List Approximately Totals
1 1&35.
BEN SELLING
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Nw York. Mora Ihntt a waek ha
passed sine Hi Titanic the rlt
liiarina arhlevfiiwiil In Ilia history ol
III world, sank In wld oonn.
Th mimtior of datl probably nvtr
will be tturlly d"iiTinliifil, Inasmuch
im th comlilotu. issaiiir list wnt
down with the vr.'t. Tli number
of survivor I finrd l flu. by "'
report of Captain Itostron, of Ihe Car
jmililu. Th Whim Btsr line ulflrlnl
liollov lh a-ntU lUt lotalod appruxl
nislely 1635.
All Hi stories brotiRlit out show
Omi i Im disaster w one of th moat
liorrlbla that could b lmua-lnl. tlmt
th paaoiiira suffered hardships
whl. h could not well b described or
long endured; tlmt tit rowbonts, ss
they loft th Titanic, drifted through
veritable sea of Urownlnej men, ill
wlmmlng Hh their last strength In
an heroic If not maniacal effort to
rearH lb mnll bout. which of neces
ally had to fight Ihem off; lhl tunny
a drowning nmn waa beaten on lh
fcoad with our lust s he was ebout
n Kmau th (Id of retreating boats;
that the tiffcrlnil aa moat Intense
during th short period before th
aiuall boals wore picked up by th
'arnaibta and that th notable nien
Daesengers on th ahlp performed sets
of gallantry and courag when they
fully reallted lh alluatlon, reflecting
moat glorloua credit upon their mem'
ortns and upon their rc.
Captain Not On Watch.
Tb captnln waa not atandlng watch
hen th. liner struck. Chief Officer
Murdoch on the Drl,iB h
Immediately Bu.hed th electric but
ton which aiilomatlcnlly cloaed th
door. Al he did lh! Captain Btullti
mailed to the tirldX".
iit all neraon on th boat deck,
earn th aharp order end the army
of aleward obeyed t once. Kvery
one waa ordered to aaaembl on deck
wlih their llf bell on. Then cam
the aharo command: "Women nd
children Aral." And ther were re-
revolver In the banda of the officer,
ehowlng that th order were to D
onfnrced. No dlailncllon wa mad
between th women of th steerage
and the women of th cabin. At first
they refuaed to enter th boala.
Iaeanger Btllcved Snip Unalnkable
When th Aral lifeboat w being
filled, th mal paaaenger. firm In
the belief that th Tltenle wa unalnk
able, laughed about th "klff rid,'
the women wer about to tk,
It waa not until half doien boat
inada had been aent adrift that th
gravity of th alluatlon began to dawn
nnn Hie malorliy of th pnaaenger
many of whom had refuaed until thl
tlm to put on th life belt. TH Ti
tanic waa linking by th heud.
Llfsboat Supply Insufficient
Th lifboat upply wa Inaufflclent
to Ink off half of tho on board.
One bv oh th light began to go out
aa th water crept higher Into lh
rea.nl. Th crew, lacking In dlaclp-
llne. cut away boat ftr boat, leav
In a- manr of th seats unoccupied.
Th women In the boat w th
great Tltenle break In twain. At th
am time there cam a roar and a
erlea of exnloaloim. The aftorpnrt
eemed to right Itself and bobbed up
and down. Il top wa black wllb
nn and women who could not be
taken off because thero were not suf
ficient lifeboat and rafta. Another
xnloslon came and then the great
muss of steel sank down Into the
praters, raised again and then plunged
forward to dlaappear forever
Through all the harrowing acene
eta-lit hurolo bandsmen had played con
atantly to allay a panic. When the
Titanic Anally plunged under the stir-
fuce, the brave muBlctans were send-
ine out the atralna of "Nenrer, My C.otl
to Thee," playing tholr own funeral
dirge aa thoy Blood knee deep In wa
ter with their eyea Axed on the giant
Iceberg which towered above them
like a great white monument.
Thirteen boat loads of passenger
and crow were picked up by the Car
pathla after a thrilling Journey
through the Icy Bea. Four hundred
and ninety-five passenger and 210
of tl crew were landed at New York.
Among the nolable passengers
were: John Jacob Astor, Major Arch
Jbald llutt, Prealdont Taft'a military
Hide; iBldor Slrnua, Benjamin Gug
gonheim, Jacques Futrello, the author ;
P. D, Millet, artist; Henry B. Harris,
theatrical manager; J. B. Tlinyer, C.
M. Hays, president of the Grand
Trunk railway; W, T. Blead, editor,
all of whom perished,
i Sixty-four bodies have been recov
ered bv the cable stuninor Mackay-
J3ennett, which has been searching
the vicinity of nhe Titanic disaster,
according to a report received.
The 04 bodies recovered are regard
d as Idoutiflablo, according to the re
tiort. Those that were sunk were pre
uinably In a condition uiaklng their
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NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Bill Passed Requiring Presl-
Candidates to Expose
Their Accounts.
Lost, Strayed.
fft.fl. ...... .. In forMt.M,! nwmrtmw
clrcl II Ob left tlfle; age 6 yri; weight
IIm. I.llwral reward leailing l her
recovery. Notify J-.Lat.a Atkb. V hit-
aker, Or. 4 4-2lp
Ban telling, who doftaltd Senator
Bourn for th Republican nomina
tion for United State senator In th
Ortgon prlmarita.
32 KILLED IN STORM
Two Tornado Hit Illinois and Indiana,
and Property Los Irnmena
Chicago. Thirty-two person wer
killed, half a cor wer Injured o
everelv that they may die nd UO
other were hurt In two tornadoe
which ewi-pt over Southern Illinois In
one Inatanc and acroaa Northern nil-
not nd Indiana In the other. Hfieen
were killed l Hush. III.; flv at Willi-
vllle, three at Iteddlck, 111., and nln
at Morocco, Ind.
Many thouaanda of dollars' dnmag
waa cauaed to farm and small town
property and electric Ilnea. Waupon
aee, village near Coal City, was re
ported demolished, llouaea. aheds ana
farm buildings near Coal City wer
demolished. Windmills wer blown
down and many head of calile wer re
ported killed. Considerable damage
at various oilier place was reponeo.
Couple Parted by Suffrag Mak Up.
San Kranclsco. Dr. Lee De Korreat,
the wireless Inventor and promoter.
residing In this cliy. and hi estranged
wife, Nora lllatch I Korreat, th New
York auf(rsglsL both of whom have In
dulged In acerbic recrimination In a
apectacular long distance divorce suit.
are to be reconciled.
The Inventor blamed his mother-in-
law. Mrs. Harriet . anion tllntch. lb
famous New York suffrage leader, for
alienating hi wife' affection.
NATION'S INQUEST
RESUMED MONDAY
New York. leaving New York
atunned and aghaat at disclosures In
a bare surface Investigation of lh
tragedy of the Titanic, the senate In
quiry commute shifted operations to
Washington and Monday the power
ful hand of the government resumea
thrusting aside the Yell yet shroud
ing with mystery th real cause of
the disaster.
Fifty wltnessca, ail snatched from
death by the reacue ship Carpathla,
were summoned to appear berore me
entire senate committee selected to
Investigate the catastrophe.
From J. Bruce Ismay. managing di
rector of the While Star line, to the
lowliest stoker of the lll fnted Titan
ic, the government will seek to learn
the truth of the marine mystery.
The hurden of testimony presented
emphasises the unquestioning faith
of the Titanic officers In her unslnk
able charactor, the recklessness of
atenmlna full speed through a sea
where dangerous Icebergs were known
to threuten, and the remarkable calm
ness of passenRers and crew.
Floods In South Claim 200 Live
Jackson. Miss. Reports have reach
ed hefe that 200 persons have been
drowned In Bollvcr comity, Miss., by
the flood that Bwept through that sec
tion when the river dykes broke near
lien lull, Miss.
Fifteen nersons aro known to have
been drowned near Benol, In the flood
that came from the levee breuk be
tween Bono! and Beuluh. The loss of
life In the delta, It ts believed, will be
200.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Track prices: Club 11.02;
blueatem, $1.07; red Russian, $1.00.
Oats No. 1 white, $40 per ton.
Hay Timothy, valley. $14; alfalfa,
$13.
Butter Creamery, 28c.
Eggs Ranch, 21c.
Hops 1911 crop, 38c; contracts
v
Wool Eastern Oregon, 16c; Wil
lamette Valley, 19o.
Mohair 35c,
Seattle.
Wheat Blueatem, $1.07;
$1.01 i red Russian, $1.01.
Oats $39 per ton.
Butter Creamery, 30c.
Erbs 21c.
Hay Timothy, $14 per ton.
Washington. A presidential cam
paign publicity bill passed the bouse
after short debut marked by bitter
inmocrallc attacks upon Colonel
liiwMvlt and President Tufl.
The bill would require cuch candl-
tnte for tb presidency or lce preal
dnucy to flit with the ewretary of th
United Btute. both before and after
primaries, nominating conventions
snd a-eneral election, "full correct
Itemized atatements of all money and
things of value received by him or by
ny on for him with his knowledge
and consent." Th names of all per
sons who contributed more thsn $100
to hi fund and a statement of all
and pledge of offices msde
by him with the name of the persons
Involved.
The bill would require further that
manager of political committee or
voluntary organisations supporting
th campaign of candldalea and all
neranna working In behalf of such csn
dldates. Al with the ccretary similar
statements.
The measure received no opposition
on Its final vote. It carres penally
of $6000 or three years' Imprtaonment.
Banata Pass Immigration Bill
An Immiaratlon bill, with th edu
Futlnn teat. Dassed th senate. Tb
test adopted requires that every male
Immigrant muat read and write, and
make that provlalon applicable to im
mluranta from Canada and other coun
trlea of the western hemisphere, who
are exempted by the original bill. R-
llrinua refuaeea would be exemptea
An amendment to provide for the de
portation of alien conspiring to over
throw other governments was passed
Thla waa said to apply especially to
anti-Mexican agitator. The Chinese
exclusion law la Incorporated In the
general bill. Th Immigrant head tax
la Increased from $4 to $5.
Sparrows Cat Alfalfa Weevil
Western growers of alfalfa, threat
ened with the destruction of their
crop through th lfalfa wevll, will
rejolc to learn that the common par
row I the arch enemy of thl peat
Heretofore the sparrow has been re
garded aa tb rat of the feathery king
dom useless vermin whoa only mis
sion wa to destroy and without a re
deeming quality. Now the Biological
Survey, a a result of experiment con
ducted in Utah. Colorado and Wyo
ming laat ummer, announce that the
nniv bird found with an appetite for
th alfalfa weevlt wa the much-de-aplaed
sparrow.
Th government ha not been idl
In combating thl pest, and doe not
Intend to depend on the parrow ex
clusively. An Italian parasite which
destroy th weevil I being brought
to thl country.
Regulation of Oen Liner Proposed
Regulation of transatlantic liner to
prevent a repetition of the Titanic dis
aster 1 aimed at In a resolution intro
duced in th senate, upon which the
aenata foreign committee ordered a
favorable report.
Th resolution provide that the
nrealdent- of th United States shall
negotiate with other maritime powers
an agreement regulating sea lanes to
be used by the big liners, and for the
establishment of a uniform equipment
aboard the vessels and for their sys
tematlc Inspection.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
addressed a communication to the
chairman of the house postofflce com
mittee, recommending lhat a provision
be Inserted In the pending postofflce
aunronriatlon bill, authorising tne pay
Inn of $2000. the ' maximum amount
prescribed by law, for payment to the
relatives of railway mnll clerks killed
while on duty, and to the families of
each of the three sea post clerks who
lost their lives on the ill fated Titanic.
National Capital Brevities
For shielding their embezzling
clerks, a number of federal Judges
will shortly face Impeachment pro
ceedings In the house of representa
tives.
One thousand uostofflees of the
fourth class have been designated
Dnstal savings depositories by Poet-
master General Hitchcock, to begin
the transaction of business May 1.
At the present time all postofflces do
ing a postal savings business are pres
idential offices.
The house public lands committee
has favorably reported the Ranker bill
authorizing the secretary of the inter
ior to exchange vacant public IandB
for state school lands which lie within
any Indian, military, national forest
or other reservation upon application
of anv state.
Congress devoted most of Its too
the last'diiys of the week to debate on
the Titanic disaster. Bills and reso
lutions designed to prevent repetition
of the catastrophe oft the Newfound
land banks poured Into both houses.
The senate agreed to a resolution di
recting a thorough Investigation by
the commerce committee into the
oauses leading to the wreck.
Turkey Egg.
White lll.n,l. O (or 12. Mna. T.
F, .kOu.lTia. sun
Horse and Saddle Lost
n..t -..n I'.t ...... ;n. mnA t'l...nr.,l
one Black mare about Wo pounds with
aildla on. Reward for return to Dillon
reed yard. mi
Many a Man
Owes His Success
to an Investment
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We Point to Quality '
Id our Hut, and yon will never find
tlielr excellence change. la the latet
tyU- of new Sprlnu Hat we have
the bet and the greatest yarlety.
There are oft and hard Hat In th
neweat shape and the moat fashion
able hades. We bay all size to
suit all face, and we alo carry a
fine line of Hllk Hats and Opera.
Caps, too, for all use.
FOSTER & HYDE
f,ri thi. liiwt jtllmerit rlnn. le-
raUM' It li'- wrvednaan anchor
and kept hiin In a straight Hue
(i ml aant iiiitu tne many - uei
llti-h Qui. " scheme which are
so plenum' today and which o
often meuu riches only for the
hiiiooiu lonitueii promoir
thereof. By Investing IN YOUR
HOME TOWN you are dealing
witu value ami jieopie witn
whom you are acquainted
ttf-fiiitu who are Interested In
your welfare because your uc-!
cess iiieniis me suevewe oi umerw j
about you, and the more sue-;
e.nsfiil citizen a town can :
boast of the lietter place It will i
be. Lot lu NOBLES ADDITION'
can lie had by making a very
stnitll payment down and the I
balance on term to suit the ;
pun hiiwr, monthly, M-monthly
(imrterly, lmlf-yearlv oraunual
pay menu. These Iota are the
liest Investment In city propert
today. The only district wltb
building restrictions and with
street Improvements and side
walks already in. Make your
election now. A few dollar
will hold the lota for you until
v.iit .hii make further D&V-
nu-nt. You are entitled to the
lieet. Why not get It? Come
In and let me show you nuslu
ADDITION, the center of build
ing activity in l'rlnevllle.
A. R. BOWMAN
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A Chance
To supply your table for a nice Sunday Dinner. All
of the articles mentioned below arrive Fresh every few
days. Cauliflower, Cabbage. Lettuce, Celery, Aspara
gus, Sweet Potatoes, Green Onions, Radishes, Rheubarb,
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons. Also if you wish a nice
dressed chicken, or a nice tender roast of any kind,
visit the O. K. Market
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The Oregon Bar
At th Old Stand
G.W.WUey&Co,Prp
All kinds of Choice Liquors
Wines and Cigars.
Famous Ranier Beer in
Bottle and on Draft
Visit the Old Home LOW FARES
EAST
VIA REDMOND
Round trip tickets to principal
0.S.L and Union Pacific in Miadle We8tera
and Eastern states.
Summons.
i.n,.(.n.nii r-Anrt nf th state ol Oresoo
tor the Cmimyot Crook. ,,
OonIU sml Burch Mitionwlll. the only nelre
at law oi j " , ,
L. N. Jones. My Joiki hl wife. J. R. Jones,
Annie Jonee hit wife, ThumM J. Jones.
Hunirnh Jonee ais wile, a. j. jouee. ioi.
Joiim till wife. W. r. Jonee Inei Jones hit
lie. Ileus jacKiou. lorwer,) "v.. T'
riTl JH WU, uvi , - - -.
the hi-tre et law of euevhen Jonei deceased,
alio ell other unknown heirs of the id
iu-i-hen Jonee. cumulus uy imui. uue,
. ... ...... ...ni.M.i inih, reel nronertv
or nr .u -,.-- .,.,;
ToA. J. Jones end Viols Jones his wile, snd
heirs el lew of Stephen Jones, deceased: also
II other unknown heirs of seid Stephen Jonea,
Lis Pratectt r Aatseaatk Black Sifaal
Baltimore 107.5O Kansas City $ 60.00 St. Louis I 70.00
Boston 110.00 Minneapolis 60.00 St. Paul 60.00
Chicago 72.50 New York 108.50 Toronto 1 50
Denver 55.00 Omaha v 60.00 Washington.... 107.50
Going limit fifteen days: final return limit October 31, 1912. LIBERAL
STOPOVER PRIVILEGES. Choice of routes.
Proportionately Reduced Fares to Many Other Points
DATES OF SALE
APRIL 25, 26. 27 to St. Paul and Minneapolis only.
rn in niNTlVTIO'S-
MAY 2. 3, 4, 9, 10, 11. 17, IS. . 1U- . , 0
JUNE 1, 6, f. 8. 13. 14, 15, 17, 18. 19, 20, 21, 24, 25. 27, 28, 29.
. JCLY2,3!6, 7. 11,12, 15, 16. 20, 22.23, 26,29, 80.31.
AI G1ST 1. 2, 3, 6. 7. 12, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, 31.
ccDTrvtnt-p a ft r 7 ft 11 19 :til.
th Kat. Strictlv Hlirhlass. Call on or write
nearest O-W. R. A N. Agent and let him assist you In outlining A DE
LIGHTFUL SUMMER ULTLW, or aauress
interest!
this
liminsany rldht, title, elalra, lien upon
I in inereni itroiJi... .ivbv.i... . .
iil'laint herein, aeienoanis.
In the name of the stele of Oreiion. )ouare
4-1 l-3t
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
nub,
i.lsVnt tiled aaiul you in thealiove entitled
rl and ami. on or before the last day of the
time orescribed In Hie order for publieation of
ivimmous, to it: The 41h day of May,
mi and u you mn .
hereof, the plaintiffs will apply to the court
for the relief in this summon and said com
plaint demanded, to wit: That the defendants
and eaeh of them be required and compelled
' . .... , u-,i.liwh the r ,-leim or
claiins. interest or Interests, in the land herein
described to ' tne we" "
wet quarter, and the west half of the south
west quarter of section twenty-four, in town
hlp fifteen south of reuse twelve east of the
V, ill "incite Meridian, In I'rook County. Ore
eon adverse and contlictiiw with lh estate
and Interests oi plaintiffs therein, that de
fen'laiite end eacUf Ihein. snd all person,
claiming or to claim by through under them
or cither of them, be declare,! to have no
estate or Interest in the seid premises or any
ami each of them and all persons claiming or
lo claim by through or uiiui r -. .....
them, from claiming or to claim, an estate,
.,.i li r ,..r.Kt In the said premises
or any part thereof, and lhat plaintiffs be de
creed sml declared to be the owners in fee!
simple of the land snove uea,-ri .y .
Piainltns nave iiu-n v,,a, n... J r
this suit, aud such other and further relief s
to ihe court may seem equitable in the
..,he .cried mn
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Coun'lv Journal, a weekly nev.si.epet pub
lislied in Frlneville. Oregon. b:l !o;, '
Hie Hon. H. . '" '" ' i .;r,.r hX
court lor crooa county, y'r""- ,, , ,v
lue daled the '20th day of Man-h, I 12, and the
dateoltha hrst pnblulloti ol "i '"' '
is March 21st. l'.'U, and Ihe date oi the last
publication Jiay u...... K y
Attorney for plaintiffs.
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Prineville,
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Notice for Publication.
riopiirtment of the Interior,
r. S. Land office at The lllcs, Oregon
Mitrcll 4lh, PJ12.
Notice is hereby given that
of rrincvllle.'o'regon! vviio.on March nth. 1910, 1
made Uoincslca.l. ino. en.-,,, i". '" "
'l township south, range Itieast, Millnmette
leri.lian, has tiled notice ol intention
to miike llnal commutation Vfool, to
e.labllsh claim to the hind above dcserlbid,
bciorc 'I'iiiiotnv K. .1. Huffy. t'-S- Connnisslom r,
al bisomce. at rrinevlllo, Oregon, on Hie JOiU
''"'li'i'im'an't 'nain'es as witnesses: Oconrc V.
Crawford. Nalhanicl v. Morrlsetto.Seenrs Lee,
oi Prineville, orcgon, nud A. O. Myers, ol l.ed
.moud.orcso... o WiM(H(REi Kegislcr.
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stook boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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preservation ImposBlblo,