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tattnat Th.jr la(a4 lha Tiuinic
h4 Kiwi an kbr. bul natll
bim nrrtcaia ar iuni
tk.r ha UhlMl faar of a c.ta.ir.
30 MEN ON RAFT. KNEE
DEEP IN WATER, HAVE
TO KEEP OTHERS OFF
air Kaia t da a a ib a
lafciac THaaw and kala rani bak
tntm lha a !. iba a4 f 4 Ufa raft
aa iol4 lr CalMl ArrhlbalJ Uiala
of vMai. whm vaa mat al l
ptrr whm Iba farvalhl Ua44. If hla
dblr iM bia aon la-la. fi
I'abtburak.
-f )ump4 lata Iba )ut aa ().
TUanla ata. . .aal4 CVIoa.l
Orarta. 1 maaafad la rP rail
nair aa imhii-. ninw h- aboa aa aha 1114. bul
raallaallan of any ImI d....r. Th. ' ' , k . J Vl
aaa; la bo... b..n( rJy far lb. biad far tta a4 aa lnl.rtnln.bl.
)l nry arp
kal bad l.
Xwit tlma, h
Vt foraard. a
a rar u Uonary hiMiur. tlul la aboul
lalf an hMir ib.y .hwru4 Iba abip
raa baginauc ! arlil. at lha bvw
Tbra Ibajr kfi.a iti.l Ih. TllanM a a. la
L, an4 both n.n al anra volurlar4
la a!4 la prvavrtlna- onrr. and la Iba
Of k of cetlli.a Iba aom.o at4 cbll
tlrtn Into Iba boala.
0ra rorlf aa rroai Boato.
Thry krpl at Ihla laak until Ih laal
bn flUl aod dlpalrbr4. Al
th.a a bual aa blnv loa')4
ivraj niaa. Idootljr for-
rim.ra, Jompod In aliHul of ioimh. An
ufflrrr draw 4 rarotvrr and flr4 I wo
ahoia In Iba air lo friahiva iba
and mat I ham coma out of Iba taL
Tli did tint com out. hvl Voolnr
and ftt.ffanaoo Jumped Into () boat
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ffi Hiiiiri inm 'u. i uvi pit ' I r a I Tl I III A.II
that o far aa ha know. it,r rr thajpAITH IN TITANIC
" 1 JVJSi riSi COST MANY LIVES
Amont lha taarn..r. aUodlng on SURVIVOR BELIEVES
in oca aunns in inaaina; vi in
waia wooimr parnruiarir nouroa nr. (rinird rrm lmmA WlrJ
and Mra. I.ldor Btrmua. IltPoalauDr I K.w Trb. April !. Thai lha lut
XTr: Btraua waa ur(d to grt Into onahvnaia lwi tha TlUnlo wrra onlr
of Ih boata. hha atairail7 rfuel- I partly flllorl an1 tMMt th mat paaarn
"I ll not nva him." aha aald. rllnc-I ra Joklnflr rofuatvt to Lava th Itnar,
Inc to har himband, and th.jr wrr atlll I brllavlnf It waa unalnkabl" aaa tha
atamllna; tofctbar wh.n Woolntr last I opinion of Mra. Klliab.th Nya, eon
aaw I hem. I n I d alib th rtiitlonal h.ailquartara
Thtr Woolnar aald. no panic, of lha Kalvatlon Armr hr, who waa
and tha aaa waa Quit calm. Th laat reiurnm 10 isw ior rrom t.n-iana
ka I alatd) a wood 00 gratia
aixt later ftnituf bit reik Ufa ran
ftoailna; nr by. When daan bmka
lhr acr It of ua on that raft, kaa
dv) la lb watrr. HVrrr.l Unforlu.
sal, benumb! and half dead, b.
aought u. lo a Ih.m. bul w war.
forrv1 o aarn Ihrm away. Tit hour
on thai raft a rr. hour of hoiror. Hi
could n .n turn to If a atrami-r
bo In alfht en. of th m.n-went Into
liraierlcal d.llrlum."
Co!n Qrarl dorian th only ht
flrad On th Titanic waa to warn aom
f lha alraaa paaa4naora who wna
lumblinx Into th lif boat and rtnr
ord.r. Th a not aaa flrrd la Ih air.
h. aald.
TO SAVE E
Vice Prcs?dent of Pennsylvania
Unes Thrown From Raft;
Special Train .Carries Phil
adelphlans Home.
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Kw Vm. April Ta aaal
li.la. rarrlad la f.tUdlpbi aarlr la
dr iba gkr lily itta.f U
1 ntl diM.l.r fla4 with nf.
Il.a taljr 4art4 aft rUlla la 4a.
tail lb aiur of Ih.lr i.r1a. J
H T-r Jr. mi f a !, Bat4al
of la fcan.tiiaaia llaaa. a. w hla
I. u.- klinxir bad anlrar.
loua prrar
w ba ika era II aaiwa. lha mlA.r
Tbar ! Ik ..mbrs af hu tmmilr
ttatKr. II. pUrJ Ma air. tm nr.
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pMnuiif ilk m la
t bid kia mothfr wh.a l.ia aon
auppc-d ottroaard Th vouai
Trr aiu up alonf aid f a lit rafi
and atana4 lo rllmb aboard. Tha
fatbar plungd afl.r lha oa and h.
tan. ( a plao on tb rafi. Wk.n Ih
iramor auna th raft, oa wblrk a oaa
prraotia bad Uba rafua. tlp4 .
ic rrMat Thayer aanb 1 riaa no
mora Tb boy waa rlrk4 up If on
or in boata.
Tba olh.r PliIUd.lDAlaaa wer Mra
Thorn., l-otl.r Jr Mr w. II atrhn.
awi. Mr. Iluitoa raabaw. Illrhard XI.
Wllllauia Jr. and Mra. Milium Ptlrh.
aid Wlillama rmain4 on iha Tltanle
until ah aank II. waa aland In al lha
aair.ma etera wha Ih final pluna
cam.
Aflr a hit lha aatrr. tha Tltanlo
rfbounaM." Thayrr Raid, 'and I waa
hurld thmuch the air and -lar away
from tha boat bond Ih auction mottm.
I tried to awlm and heard aom on
call,- I aaw that It aaa from a life hftat
and aotne one drew m. from Ut water."
AccordlA to Mra. lephenaon. Colonel
and Mra. ator lol4 ever) on ale that
they wero aarar oa tha ateamer than In
the life boa 1 a lal.r. howerer, Mr.
Btepheoao aald. Colonel Aetor 'plaead
hla wife In the bone, but amlllnaly re
f u red to go himself, although urged to
do ao.
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Money talks-
and so does
WHEN YOU SEE IT
IN OUR AD
ITS SO
M
oyer
Moycr talks about his $15 suits ; they're worth
tdking about when you buy one of them,
your money talks $5 worth more of good
looks and good service than you can get any
where else for $15.
Moyer $15 suits are made of all-wool fabrics;
certain mills weave the worsteds certain
others the cheviots others the cassimeres,
and so on, each producing the fabric tor
which it is best fitted. The linings and the
trimmings in Moyer $15 suits are reliable
and the tailoring is uniformly good.
Let your money talk buy a. Moyer $15 suit
for your Spring and Summer wearing; you'll
like if
boat to b aent away waa ona of tha
rollapalble pattarna. Woolnar and Slef
facaoa aided la getting a number of
women Into It. Aa It left tha aide of
tha ahlp they aaw It waa not full. There
wer no mora women on th deck. They
thought tbey might aa well try to aar
their Uvea, having don all thay could
on tha Titanic.
Mra. Mary Dobblna of Berlin. Ger
many, a paaaanger on th Carpathla
Mid that nearly all or the women rea
med from tha Tltanlo wore only their
night dreaaea when they entered the
Ufa boata and moat of them wot no
forking.
Mra. Dobblna added that when tha
for the oth.ra, and both rn.n Jumped rcu- ,hp caDV. up wltn ,h, i,ftoo.,
TOY BUYER MAY HAVE
LOST LIFE ON TITANIC
"Tel) the madam Tm eomlng home on
the Titanic." waa the laat thing that
Jamra Averlll, toy buyer for Meier A
Prank, heard a ha bade goodhya to EU
Oalrlrrhfad. Philadelphia toy buyer, at
!.elpatg. March I. C'alderhead waa on
the Titanic and La repurtad aaved.
Mr. Averlll la atao a eloaa friend of
8. miveretln of St, Loula. another toy
buyer who waa on tha Tltanlo. It la
not yet definitely aottlad whether ha
waa eared.
THIS IS STRAIGHT TALK 3
First and
Morrison
First and
Yamhill
from th deck for th boat. St of fen-
aon landed In It. but Woolner fell abort
lie .truck tha rail of tha boat with hla
client and plunged Into the water, but
wan pulled Into tha boat
yotaol of th Tltanlo Sinking;
Both h and Steffenaon took oar a. and
their boat rowed away after the others.
They had got about 200 yards when the
Tltanlo sank. Her lights were all burn
ing. Aa 'Woolner deaciibed It, she aud
denly pitched, her stem xlaing at least
SO feet Into tha air, and she aeemed to
elide, rather than sink, taking her final
plunge head foremost at an angla of
probably 45 degrees. It waa on thl ao
count that there waa almost no auction.
4l jixi.r.i.rinnniV"iifM--i"irY-"-i"r-"r-''" - - -
How Ladies Improve
Looks!
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women wer round rowing whll th
men. who had formerly ben at the
oar were hysterical and unconscious
and lying In the bottom of the boat. She
aid that all boata were awamped whan
the Tltanlo went down.
"Many ladles, old and young, suffer
a round of tortures with their nerves,
and many are so frail, thin and blood
leas, that their eplendld features are
lost eight of. white a vain attempt "'to
conceal the angularity of the figure
deceives no one but theranPrvea and
really excites the pity or ridicule of
the world," said a well known, largely
employed practicing physician. In a
recent lecture at a young ladies' col
lege. "I do not mind exposing a little
secret of mine to all such, as It can
do n harm and may result In much
happiness and health. U la slmply
this: Any thin, bloodless, nerve-tortured
man or woman, can become as
fit as the fittest by taking regularly
r several months an easily obtained
wrmnnacouucai proaucc Known Dy ma
profession and pharmacists, as 'three
grain hypo-nuclane tablet,' put up In
sealed packages with directions for
home use."
She Saw President liars Sink.
New York. April 1. Positive con
firmation of th death or C. M. Hays,
president of tha Orand Trunk railway,
was given today by Mrs. John Murray
Hrown, Mrs. K. D. Appleton and Mra
Robert C. Cornell, three sisters, among
tha rescued. Mra. Brown, whose home
Is In Acton, Masa.,' aald she saw Presi
dent Hays elnk. -. -
"Alt the women in my boat were com
pelled to row." said Mrs. Brown, "Ours
was the last one to be picked up by
the Carpathian
That Colonel Astor positively refused
to go on any of the lifeboats and calmly
aided in enforcing; order out of the
panic waa tha assertion of all three
sisters.
The Tltanlc's band moved from deck
to deck, playing "Nearer My God to
Thee." When Mra. Brown'a boat left
the ahlp the musicians were still at
helr Instruments, although tha water
was knee deep.
Safety Appliances Needed.
f (Jolted Pre. VmA Wlr. )
New York. April 19. A lengthy state
ment, unsigned, waa given out by aom
of tha paaaengera on th Titanic, v It
positively declares that tha night waa
clear and demand that th laws be
amended ao that propetvllfa saving ap
pliances shall be Installed on all Das-
aenger vessels. "All might have been !
saved If there had been enough boata," j
th survivors said. I
FIVE STORES
Third and Oak
Second and
Morrison
87 and 89
Third
Milady's Toilet Table
Bjr SLne. D'MILLE
Astor and Butt Praised.
(United Pre. t...ael Wtr.
New York. April 18. Tributes to
Major Archibald Butt and. John Jacob
Astor were paid by Mrs. Candee, a
wealthy Washington widow, who was
among those rescued on the Carpathta.
She was put Into one of the first life
boats. She saw Butt and Astor help
ing the women In the boats and pre
serving order. Mrs. Candee declared
that with other afflictions the Carpa
thia had aboard an epidemic of measles.
The disease had originated among the
steerage passengers, she said, and
spread throughout. - There were JO or
40 cases aboard she said.
Of all home treatmenta for tha hair. '
the thernx dry shampoo seems to b the :
most satisfactory by fur. There la loma- '
thins: about It totally different from anv
other treatment, and the hair responds
so quickly. I nit four ounces of powdered
orris root (or a cupful of corn meal) In
a fruit lar and add the contents of a
small original package of therox, shak
ing well together. Sprinkle a little on
the head and brush.- thoroughly. It
makes the hair wavy, glosay and lus
trous.
To have a fair and lovely skin, to re- ,
tain tha attraction of youth, to keep the
complexion clear and beautiful the !
face, nck and forearms should be mas
saged every morning with a solution
made by dissolving a small original
package of mayatone in a half-pint ,'
witch hasel. tTse this Jnstesd of powder.
It does not rub off "nor show. Maya-
tone reduces large pores,' eradicates
dark and muddy spots, and leaves the
skin smooth, soft and satlnllke. ,
Sometimes a sore. may be slow In heal- j
ng. In cases like this Mother's Salve i
Is good to use, for It Is antiseptic as
well aa healing and tends to prevent
blood poisoning. It quickly heals cuts,
burns, scalds, etc., and will also cure
chaps, cold sores, pimples and akin ,
eruptions when not Caused by constitu- !
tional trouble.
No woman need be humiliated by wild ,
hairs or fusxy growths. ' They will van
ish quickly If delatone paste is applied.
Mix enough nowdered delatone with i
water to cover the hairy surface; apply,
and after two or three minutes rub off, I
waslv the skin, and the hairs will be
gone.
IBffmnram .& CdDo
of AM Wines ami LStniuiors
Le.t of our large stock, the labels of which were slightly
stained by water in our recent fire. Your last chance
to buy these fine wines and liquors at prices that
will justify you in laying in a stock for future use
Whiskies in Bottles
My
The
Talking
Machine
Which
Has
Caused a
Profound
J Sensation
) The-toneiisle.
any $200 mai
Easy payments
tired. Pay $5.00
month no interest
Superb Favorite Outfit
S7.SO
Including Twenty-four Selections of Music
r. n -l r mil. t aa
X MTi fV-i ?aw '
VvMBBsaw ' 5
or extra charges. A I ttj ! ll SST
(bravS4M!s
Fine
California
Wines
Including Jug
at
45c 60c
80c
The Gallon
Sparkling
Burgundy
Per Quart
Bottle
MM
I $1.00
0
Herinilage . .
J. E. Pepper . . n 80c
Guckenheimer . ; SOc
Old Lewis Hunter 3 95c
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Normandy Rye . SOc
Pebble Ford $112
GoldStar. ... . sj 70c
Private Stock . .1 80c
Genuine Moonshine . t 85c
V7HISKIES
Our Rcoulnr
$4.00 and $4.50
Whiskey at
2.6
The GaBlon
Including Our
Gold Bond
Whiskey
Our Regular
$3.50WhIslcy
$2.25
the Gallon
IncludlngJug
Our Testimonials Speak for
themselves. We install all,
kinds of plants and
do nothing but
Heating and Ventilating
Th W, O. McPherson Company. ' -t
Portland. Oregon.
Gentlemen: Enclosed pleas find check
for amount covering your bill for fur
nace installed In my home. I have tried
out this furnace and find It very sails
factory and will not hesitata to recom
mend this furnace to any one.'
Yours very truly;. ' ' -
, J. C. BISHOP- i
Oregon Humane Society
Office Cltv Hall. Main B9S: A-7S89.
Human Off leer. Sergeant 83.-1 Cral,
Residence 24 E. 24th N., East 4779.
Horse ambulano corner of Sth and Tav
lor. Veterinary In charge, Marshall 600. '
Animals' Rescue Home. Northron Aerea.
I Thomas A. Short. Supt. A-584T, S rlna.
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What's the) use having
a pocket knife that will
not cut readily?
Canyon imagine anything
more annoying thaa "trying
to harpen a' pencil" or
"endeavoring to cut a pic
of rope" with a knife tKat
won't hold aa edfs
Yovt aKculJ ha irery far1 i.'-r
when purchasing kivea., I. t
upon Laving
and you are I i: ' t :
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