The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1912, Page 9, Image 9

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Titanic's Victims Will Be
Avenged When Ust Worn
an to Leave Stricken Ship
Tells "Real Story."
Lapland Held by Wireless at
Sandy Hook Until a Tug
Takes Off Quartermaster of
"UnsMable" Monster.
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Ua-y. IM lru story f aafal'
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fuJ 1 a an able "
TkrM ale Id nU ,f a Meai U ,
Harris. ll "t Xtt aiiltloMlf. Ike- .
It prudmac Mr llarrla i e th i
orda luoihi t r rrn tab. ehe ta
on her bU of srlef r1 i-ain. ur riui.0.1
ly rlaiive la her flo rr filled ai-ai-total
lhl ieok owl oer Central kf7
.nl IbIo lit "T alaaoajs k Mr
John Jar-ob Alr. another fraahlr '
Mow, lo UIB ova arJ ",
fain those 114 hours la lh. lea lrea
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Baal itcrr Wot ra- I
m& pa ha begun 10 lall h atle '
Irvla a boot lh rft of h Tllanlr."
Mr Harris subbatl. "1 shall appear
Defer, lh eeaala lnratlclli( rommll-
la la Washington al tail ahat I kn.a
II will askr ll. or I J al Lai U lbs
rsal horror of I Ml disaster
'I ts last aomaa 10 lv Ins
wrack of tkkl ehJp. I ass put Into a
c ells (ms) t Is boat along wtlh tao other
somen and score of lha err a. Wm,
and rhlldrsn- and our husbands a srs
lam from us so lh mao of ins craa
roulil go aluoc 1
Laanaa Wky Saia Waat Vn.
.. f AM .1... Ih.l f Bill ff kJ t
.a Urn atra minulta with my husband
and 1 learned by that boat want 10
. bar graTS I Iraravd of f bo rarslaasnsss 1
with whkh shs w haadlvd arblrh
amount 10 murder plsJn. eold-bloodsd
murdsr. i
I waat to 111 lh community my I
a alary. I want fh Mam In t flisd
.. whrr It belonga Ths msn who ar
rrponlbl for this rrlm must par for j
It And I shall do all la my power to ,
af that they do.
But It will b a lone tiro bsfor Mr.
Harris I abt to testify, according- to
"her attorney. Max D. ftsuer, who ha
charge of her affair, tlha I In a men ,
aarlous condition, n ssys, a result of j
her terrible epefinoo and a fill h 1
raerlvcd while till on board th Ti
tanic. Took OsJ Caaaoa XVtfl,
"I watcbad tn women ret Into th
boats." Mra. Hania a Id, "and flnallr
J had to go, too. They said It waa my ;
only ehane of beln- aavad. I aakad j
my husband th tlm and he took out
- bla walsb. It waa axaotly 10 minutes
pact two.
Wt were atsndlnr alnngilda of
Major Butt W'a had been helping- him
put psopts Into tho 1oata. Major Butt
wag th real leader In all that rsasus I
-.work. Ha mad th men stand back i
and help th women and children In. I
" But he was never rougrh. as haa been '
mM. II simply was authotitatlT In
I he moat courteous manner I hare every j
seen. Ha was surely on of Ood'a nabls ,
; men, j
"An I was lowered In the boat, after j
T liad kissed my husband that Ust ter- '
rible rood-bye, I watched th major as
he stood by Mb. Harris. H va mo-!
tlonless, without a trace of fear In his
eyea Ten minutes later I watched th
waves sweep over them rny husband
and the major as they both stood at
tention like th heroes that they were.
"Major Butt never fired a shot as has
been, said; he acted the part of the
greatest hero, th hero whose heart Is
sa tender as hi soul Is brave."
Mrs. Harris' declaration that she
'knows th truth about th sinking- of
. the Titanic as. perhaps no one alse,
comes as a complete surprise.
Souls Hot to B Unavenged.
It had not been generally known fhat
s xhe was the last woman to be lifted
from the death-ridden decks of the
". Titanic This was because until 1st
: Saturday, she had been too ill to talk.
"It was Just plain murder down
right and terrible," she repeated over
and over again. "And I will prove It
lo the world the minute 1 can gather
the strength to tell of it all. It Is
a story everyone must know, bo that
the 1500 souls who are lying in those
un fathomed waves shall not go unavenged."
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al.uk I.auala4 Ikal laaaaf
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fri lha rrrir.t or rar44. bh
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Mls4 Ik rraakfarl wa lhal I Hay
w alrwady la ctaaauntoailua Ilk
Ik Caraaihla aad bd Ibal II was
to tl.alr adtaMaga la kp IbU Mm
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lb waaknaa of tl fiaJo sound
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any goad- XVm told hr ws war sinking
Th lla-M la lb wiralaas cabin
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data.
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Tk waa ajy aa ttft Ut
lka. aa far as I mI4 axa. Il
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faaaat lata was lka laa Ik I a a
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trala saa. I ( witk II a4
easa up ua4aaalk 1 Irtasia4 say
self as . aa I hi14 aa4 k!4 i
lb lop af IL Tfcar war aifca aa
lba (la af Ikaaa waa rllllpa II
4t4 aa lp f Ibal bl. AMI aawlkar
soaa 414 lka. Tbr w 4aas
bi1 aba bad -ta swap! lata lb
aaa wba eats s4ly far lki Mat. a4
a borrlW sTrwggla tar plaea lag Ik
rlttra4 kuai u4. 1 iaaaga4 la
haap my pla- aatil bear aflat ward
aba IM ker oca bad alippad aaay
Irit ih.aa and IM rav boat bs4
artlvad."
Th saver ,tteilaajag aklrb find
under anl lod II effart la. lha
mark ad faiigu f lb young operator
shortly bafor I a'cleeb a4 a rr
was lakes by lb rammitte - Taralag
I rTllliam Wartwnl. gatialoe Pmllb
said:
"Mr. Mareont,. I praaunta ya wilt
bald lkt k bat i M caMsaktlla
aaaM Waal SUM T'
Mr. kja4 faayaia.4 ibal aay wli
la) bi . It aat,illa
svJgki wat a4 M laaily
M s Ik aaaaklll raa aaa a. Had.
CVaiiaal p Ml I k U4 fws aaiLag Ul
fVvav JiiM af IM IIMM, l aak
kiat ata4av M fat af lka ifki
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TkJ'd tfn yniiskM ka4 Ik .
am 1 1 la IMI M 4at kl kaaW Jb bad
af tat af fu-.
BUYS 200 ACRE FARM
' FOR BIG DAIRY RANCH
Hauala. April Ta A- T. lalit
farm tea IM ftataap rtv, sytsisg
tl arr af rtM b4Ua laad. was put-
Mad t4y by Artkur xspfci. af
VtslM, AIMtta. aba will tadal a
tar. sandera aairy, IM prtr balag p
brvtlmalaly IJIMa. A letg SnaUt
f atuall liael of taad foe farwitag sad
pwulliy purpaaa M baa atai4 4arla
Ik (aal a aak. sa4 alia lbs waning af
spring ik aataa4 far 4 far ksV'
la amll act tracts pickles; bp
A gas stplaela I lb lltlsnls
Mea(r fcMlb tblaga plaal ruaJ
lbs Haa r a. total lit and lb J
irucllaa f trvArs iha Is. sag worth
tf properly.
$1200 FOUND SEWED IN I
LINING OF DOOR'S COAT
( United Preat Leiwd WIrs.) '
Stockton. Cal., April 20. When Coim-
ly Health Officer Friedbt-rger and
Jailer Shepherd gave William A. Dorr,
accused of murdering George E. Marsh,
the millionaire soap man, at Lynn,
Mass., a bath today they found S 1200 '
In greenbacks sewed in the lining nf
his clothes. Dorr had $1800 on his. per-
'son when he mysteriously disappeared
over four weeks ago. When arrested
: here, something oyer $200 was found
"in his poekots. Dorr claimed that he
had been robbed of $200 In Chicago
and tiiat lie. had spent the real having
. a good time.
Dorr and ZolHe Clements, the bandit
Who has confessed to having killed six
men. "for adventure." were placed in
the same cell In the county Jail today
and closely watched by a trusty to see
whether either would betray any signs
of guilt. Clements and Dorr were old :
friends. i
ADDITIONAL TRAINS j
April 22, United Hallways. j
A new train will leave Portland ac
30:15 a. m. for North Plains and Wllks
: boro. Enstbound it will leave Wlllcs-
boro' at S;2 a, m , arriving Portland
:66 . m. !
Trains leaving Portland 7 :At p. nr..
Instead .of !: 15 p. m-. and 11:36 p. m..
Instead Of lt;45 p. m.. for l,lnnton will"
run dslly Instead of Saturday and Sun- .
day. . 1
-t Train leaving Portland 6:16 p. nr. will '
run to unnton instead of Wilkesboro
-smd-traln4eajrtngPortland p. -m. :
will pun through to Wilkesboro.
''Trains from Linnton arriving Port
tend ll:tS p. m. and 1J:45 a. m.. and
will run dally Instead of Saturday and
' Sunday and Sunday and- Monday, re
" There are other minor changes, de. ' I
laus or vntcn may do obtained at tick
et efftce. Second and Stark and Piftn
and $tark streets.
Tbm twin aons r3tr. and Mrs. O. rf.
Taylor, of Walla AVaila, were smothsred
Wedneaday alght when a heavy leather
Hllow was accidentally shoved on their
tieads y OB eniie. parerfta. with whom
tiny Wr sleeping.
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For the best group photograph taken in EASTMORELAND. I will give, in cash . $15.00
For the best scenic view taken from EASTMORELAND, I will give, in cash . $10.00
For the best picture of a child taken in EASTMORELAND, I will give, in cash . $ 5.00
For the ten best lake pictures taken in EASTMORELAND, I will give each, in cash . $ 2.50
For the twenty best pictures among the trees, I will give each one, in cash . . . $ 1.00
NOTE No lots sold on Sunday and no salesmen on the" property except by appointment
Here Are the Conditions -
No one connected in any way, shape or form with F. N. Clark will be allowed to compete. Any number pf
different prints may be entered. All must be mounted. The name and address of the entrant must appear
on the back of each. Also give as many names as possible of those people who are shown in the picture. All
photos are to be the property of F. N. Clark. Give as nearly as possible the location by lot and block, the
place from which or of which the picture was made. All entries must be given to R. L. Stewart, with F. N.
CLARK, Spalding Building, before 6 P. M. next Tuesday.
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