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— 555 - CAPTAIN IS BLAMED "Uns* Ttmv JuntÊ limy J um * 8 only t J ' l i my t*iàriU»ndt** Is the Slogan of the FOR SEA DISASTER :j: PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL | Responsibility for Sinking of ^ Steamer Empress of Ireland JUNE 9 -1 0 -1 1-12 Placed on Anderson Special Low Round Trip Fares itlmouskl, Quebec. — Responsibility for th«< deaths of nearly 1000 persons who perished when (he collier Htor- stad rammed and sunk the great Can adian I’ aciflc liner Empress of Ire land, was placed squarely on Cuptaln Thomaa Anderson o f the collier, by Captain II. (I. Kendall of (he lost vea sel. Captain Kendall, testifying before a coroner's Jury declared failure of the Hloratud'a captain to obaerve whls tie signals cuuaed the collision. Neg le d to hold the Storstad's nose In the hole In the Kntpress killed the last hope of rescue. Captain Say. Proper Signals Olven. Captain Kendall In substance testi Frederick W. Lehmann, one of the fied that he had taken all possible pre American Commissioners to the Mexi cautions against a collision. Ills ship can Mediation Conference at Niagara had been stopped, he gave the requi Falls. site signals when the Danish collier Htorstud, which dealt the blow which Brief News of the Week sent the Kuipress to the bottom, was still two miles away, but the collier A seveie caithquake shock was re had kept on through the fog which set cently felt at Fairbanks, Alaska. tled down soon after the two vessels Slam will send a battalion of Infan sighted each other, and had rammed try and a hand to the Panama-Pacific the Km press of Ireland when the U t exposition at San Francisco. ter vessel was virtually motionless. A general holiday was observed Then, despite his pleu to the master throughout the south Wednesday in of the collier that he run his engines ; full speed ahead to keep the hole In honor of the anniversary of the birth the liner's side plugged with the Stor- j of Jefferson Davis. London residents, armed with buck stud's bow. said Captain Kendall, th e' Danish vessel hacked away, the water ets of hot water, are fighting o ff mili tant suffragists who are bent on rushed In and the Empress sank. smashing windows. Crash Occurs Near Shore. One person was killed and a num The crash occurred not far from the shore o ff Father Point, 150 miles from ber hurt In a severe wind storm which Quebec, and 10 mites from this point swept Superior, W ls„ causing property on the St. Lawrence. In reality, there damage estimated at *500,000. Five freshmen at the Academy at fore. although the liner was heading for the sea and the collier coming In Annapolis have been arrested in con from It, the disaster was not one of nection with the death of William Uowlus, victim of hazers. the ocean, but of the river. The University of Missouri celebrat Accounts agree that In the brief space of time -not mere than 14 min ed its 75th anniversary Wednesday, utes between the shock of the collis with Secretary of Agriculture Hous ion and the sinking o f the liner, there ton as the speaker of the day. was little chance for systematic mar- Firearms can be sold only by li ■hulling of the passengers. censed dealers in Chicago, and then only to persons who have a permit Captain Stood on Bridge. Captain Kendall stood on his bridge from the chief of police, according to as the ship went down. One of the new ordinance. Twenty-six indictments for murder boats from the liner picked him up and he directed Its work of saving and 76 for rioting have been returned others until the craft was loaded. The by the Canyou county grand jury. Col captain was Injured In the crash and orado, In the investigations into strike suffered from exposure, but his speedy troubles which resulted in the killing of William King. recovery Is expected. The Illinois liar association adopted Few women were among the saved. The lists make It appear not more resolutions prohibiting its members from giving out interviews for publi thun a doxen. "It all happened so quickly that we cation in cases in which they are in The publicity practice is did not really know what was going terested. on and nobody had time to cry 'W o held to be unethical. Thursday the magnificent monu men first,' " one of the passengers told Captain Bellinger, o f the rescue boat ment erected in .th e confederate sec tion of the Arlington nationnl soldiers' Eureka. O f the 1387 person* on board only cemetery was unveiled with impres 418 are known to have been saved, sive ceremonies in which President Wilson and other notables took part. making the probable death list 969. United States Great Britain and Japan have completed agreement to ANDERSON DENIES CHARGE send delegations to Bering sea this Empress Blamed for Vessels' Separa summer to inspect operations under tion A fter the Collision. the fur seal treaty. The commissions Montreal.— With her bows crumpled will work independently, although In and twisted and a gup showing on along parallel lines. the port side only a foot or so above Events of the week abroad will in the waterline. In mute evidence of the clude the birthday celebration of Pope tragedy in which she figured, the Nor Pius X.. the assembling of the new wegian collier, Storstad. docked here French parliament, the opening of the and a few mluutes later a warrant of international horse show in London, arrest, taken out by the Cunadlan P a -) and the dedication of the American clflc railway, was nailed to her main college for girls, at Constantinople. VIA TH E I'he l.ittf IV I tl T Ii* !(■•*• ► ’«•Mlvnl o f Port lam I tjim y * » r w ill »«lipM * * v * r y t h ‘ ntf prt>vH«i«lr lt«lil T h U ( it > w ill k**|i o|M*n houn* to all it* iru**t«. «m l w ill provble him u**01*111* nrnl *Mt*rtAiMinriit that w ill I**- w orth a jo o n »*y o f many m il*« to A**, + H IS T O R IC A L A N D A L L E G O R IC A L FLOATS r*|ir***iilii»ir th* h u to ry aim ! proaraMuiof O r*iion aiu ! it « iiu lu «tri*« C iv il a n*l M ilitary l'«r«<l*M *Mpor t « on la r*4 u n d W « t « r C i«n < l T*’» t i v « l Hull. rtr. Ticket* on tale from all point* on the S. P. »outh of Rose- burn including Klamath Fall*, June 7 to 10. From Rose- * burg and all points north; also from points on the P. E. & E.» C. & E., S. F C. & W . and P. R. & N. June 7 to 12 inclusive Final returns limit all points June 15. JOHN M. SCOTT, l ‘.encrai I’ussciiger Agent, Portland, Oregon X e X ^ x - ^ - x - x x - ^ ^ x - e X ^ x - X e ie X X i- x - X e X - LURCH’S O ur sales have been a great suc cess. Some of our customers have advised us to continue one week longer. Special Th is Weeks Ladies, M en ’ s and Boys’ Oxfords | at less than wholesale prices. L U R C H ’ S , In c . THE BEAN I SPRAY PUMP j Its bc.sf guarantee is that it has been used for many years and has given satis faction. niAst. KNOWLES & GRADER f ----- 1 AGENTS 1 The Most Reliable 1 PEOPLE SPENCER Real Estate : Insurance Collections AGENTS FOR A. L. WOODARD i , ,iX ~X ~X «:"X ~X --X K -X ~X "X -<~X ~X "'-X ”X ~X»X-X~X~X~X~X~X~XK ~X~i' * According to the captain and o ffi People in the News cers, contrary to what had been said by the cuptaln of the Empress, t h e ! Society is too quick to Intercede in Storstad did not back away after the behalf of criminals, says former jus collision. On the contrary, she steam tice of the supreme court of Wiscon ed ahead In an effort to keep her bow sin, John B. Winslow. In the hole she hud dug into the side John D. Rockefeller's wealth has of the Empress. been estimated at *311,226,367 by the The Empress, however, according to tax returns, in Cleveland. Most of the Storstad's officers, hended away the amount is in Standard Oil hold and bent the Storstad's bow over at an ings. acute angle to port. A fter that the Victory for prohibition in California Empress was hidden from view of the would mean a loss to the industries other ship, and despite the fact that of the state of a sum estimated at the Storstad kept her whiBtle going, *700.000.000, says W illiam H. Schuldt she could not locate the Empress until of San Francisco. the crleH o f the victims in the water Mrs. Joseph R. Knowland, w ife of were heard. Representative Knowland of Califor (Cough* sod Cold* Weaken the System Continued Cougb*. Cold* and Hr. ■ chial troubles ure depressing and weak en the system. Loss of weight and np petite generally follow. Get a 50c bot tle o f Dr. K in g ’s New Disen very today. An Important Part of the Little It w ill stop your eough. The first dose helps. The best machine for stuhlx i n Folks’ Summer Wardrobe. Coughs, Cold* and all Throat and Lung rroubles Mr. O. II. Brown, Muscatine, SIMPLE. YET DAINTILY CHIC. Ala., writes: “ My w ife was sick diir ing the hot summer months and I bon E v a n F in s Robes M a y Ba T rim m a d estly believe Dr. K in g ’s New Discovery Good for children. With Imitation Lacaa or Faahionad saved her life .” F ro m E m b ro id a ra d Floun cin g * — P in 50e and $1.00, at your druggist. Tucking la In F a v o r. THE WHITE FROCK White frocks for the little folks are an Important part o f the summer ward robe. Those sold in the sho|si are ofteu wonderful creation#, lunch o f wboae beauty depends on the exquisite hand work. The fond mother who has Ume may diiiilleate many o f these gowns at u moderate cost. Those who are in search o f a special ly attractive model will find the Uttle girl’s dress Illustrated here worth care ful study. The garment may be fash ioned o f lawn, batiste or linen. It Is adorned with Is.tli lace and embroid ery. Valenciennes lace and medallions are used. A dainty blue sash is drawn around the waist. Worn with white sis ks and button strap slippers, this makes a charming outfit for the little tot. Use F o r E m b ro id e re d Floun cin g# . Nothin* in ixtuTc Ha linin' lory for chil dren's white froeks than machine em broidered flouncing# aud bandings. Cottage Grove Transfer L. L. H A R R E LL, Crop. D R A YIN G A N D MOVING Use Our Anto Dray for Quick Service. Auto Dray for Picnic Parties Every facility for handling all classes o f goods. Fire proof vault in connec tion. AH kinds o f hauling and piano moving, done on short notice. PHONE 72 Oet Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism. Remember how spry and active you were before you had rheumatism, back ache, swollen, aching joints and stiff, painful muscles! Want to feel that way again? You can— just take Foley Kidney Fill*. For they quickly clear the blood o f the poisons that cause your pain, misery and tormenting rheuma tism. For sale by all dealers every where. C on crete ! 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It is bard to keep such sashes from slipping down on the slender lit tle figure unless the ribbon is run through slushes in the frock, but this P i a n o .W a r in g a S p e c ia lty fashion is not so moch favored now as WOOD AND COAL the handsome »ash o f ribbon or velvet PHONE 55 tied loosely and apparently with care O F F IC E A T EAGLE C IG A R S T O R E lessness around the figure. O f course there must lie something to hold that D on't Lose Sleep Coughing at Night. sasb up. Take F o le y ’s Honey and Tar Com F in * F ro c k s A re C o s tly . When it comes to the exquisitely fine pound. It glides down your throat and white frock, trimmed with lace and spreads a healing, soothing eoating over machine embroidery and set together the inflamed tiekling surface. That 'a with hand stltcbery. one mast pay a immediate relief. It loosens up the rather extravagant amount or make tightness in your chest, stops stuffy the frock at home, and such frocks mothers prefer to make. If need be. breathing, eases distressing, racking, buying the cheaper play frocks in tearing coughs. Children love it. Re fuse any substitutes. Contains no opi quantity in the shops. For sale by al! dealers every White Paris muslin, infinitely fine ates. and sheer and costing *1 a yard, will where. never "thicken up" In the laundering, but there are many grades o f fine white batiste from 25 cents the yard up which are very satisfactory. Inde structible voile, sheer as gossamer, yet sturdy in character because o f its beau tiful weave and the excellent cotton of its threads, is another favorite. Hauling & Draying Done on Short Notice BUILDINGS PUNS ESTIM ATES Im ita tio n Lacaa F a v o ro d . Hems, wide tucks and pin tucking »re put in with hand stitches. The favored laces are real or Imi tation Irish crochet, the Ideal lace for children, and shadow or fillet lace com bined with entre deux o f val or Nor mandy lace. W ide vals do not laun der satisfactorily enough for children’s R-ocks that must go to the tub every week. For a gown o f the moment simple designs are preferred to elaliorate ones. A fter all. good taste dictates that chil dren's garments should not be over elaborate. For everyday wear service able linens are favored. Kate Green away and other quaint ideas arc uti lized by designers In search o f Inspira tion. nia, who is a candidate for the United States senate, announced that she will stump the state with her husband. Michael J. Jordan, secretary of the RHUBARB C H A R LO TTE. United Irish League of America, ad Butter a pie dish, melt a des vises young Irishmen to remain away sertspoonful o f sugar over the from America, because it Is explained, tire with a little water and pour they can't compete with Americans this In. Now put a layer of who are trained on their own soil. Radium Cures One Man. bread and butter, then a layer of A courtmartial sentenced Vice-Ad Baltimore.— It was announced here finely sliced rhubarb, a little thnt radium had effected a complete miral Matsumoto of the Japanese navy more melted sugar, and repeat on till dish Is full. Bent up an egg cure of cancer of the throat, for which to three years’ Imprisonment and cover the top If sweet Is not A. L. Glass, a railroad official of charges of accepting bribes in connec meant to be turned out. I f In Gainesville, Fla., came here for treat tion with naval contracts. tended to lie turned out mix the The theory of Dr. Samuel Plerre- ment two months ago. egg with a little milk and pour pont Langley, who proclaimed to the Portland Gets Swedish Conference. world that he had solved the problem \J In. Cover the topmost layer with a greased paper to keep it Tacoma.— Portland was chosen as of the air several years before heav- from burning and becoming too the next meeting place of the Pacific ler-than-air machines had been suc crisp. Bake for one hour, turn Northwest Swedish Mission Churches cessfully navigated, was vindicated out. sprinkle with sugar and at the conclusion of a ten d*>'»’ con when Glenn Curtiss, the aviator, went serve with custard. aloft in "Langley's folly." ference held here. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» Colonel Roosevelt Starta for Madrid. New York.— Colonel Roosevelt sail- I ed on the Olympic for Southampton, whence he will go to Madrid to attend the wedding of his son. Kermit, and Miss Belle Willard, United States Am bassador W illard's daughter. It ¡ h a recognized fact in the business world that the most I't-liable people arc I ’ m > bc who own their own homes. They are the ones who can he depended upon they are the backbone of the Nation, if it is credit at a store, the merchant has more confidence in the man who owns his own home than in the renter who can pack np and pull tint at a moment’s notice. If it is a loan, the man who has shown habits of industry ami :: thrift, as exemplified in the ownership of his own home, is ihe man who is given preference, lit* is the man who is considered a good risk for a non-collateral loan. Your opportunity to become one of Ibis favored class can be :: found in Manitou l*a k Addition on Ninth Street, which is be coming a favorite residence district. V E A TC H FRED'K W. LEHMANN S. L GODARD 43 SOUTH SIXTH ST. COTTAGE GROVE OREGON Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder. Are you run down— nervous— tired I Is everything you do *n effort? You are not lazy— you are sick! Your Stom- ache. Liver, Kidneys, and whole system need a Tonic. A Tonic and Health Builder to drive out the waste matter— build you up and renew your strength. Nothing better than Electric Bitters. Start today. Mrs. James Duncan, Haynesville, Me., writes: “ Completely cured me after several doctors gave me up.” 50c and *1.00, at your Druggist. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts. flCO Reward, $100 T h e t a.Iers t f this puper wtlt bo pleas. 1 to ....rn i h i t there Is at least o n » dreaded ills i_ • that science has b* • ri able to cure to alt i.s stages, and that Is Catarrh. ! It's Co arrh Cure ts the only positive cure n 'V Known to the medlc.il fra tern ity. ' ue rh being a constitutional disease, require > a constitutional treat ment. H a ll's Ca rrh Cure ts taken In ternally. actin g d irectly upon the blood and mucous surfaced o f the system, there by destroying the foundation o f the dis ease, and g i.ln g the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing It* » irk. The proprietor* h ave so much faith In Its curative pow- ers th at they offer One Hundred Dollars fo r any case ttiabdt falls to cure. Bend fo r list o f te s tim o n ia ls .__ Address T, J. C H E N E Y A CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by alt D ruggists. 7V. T a k e H a ll's Fam ily r ills for constipation.
