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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1913)
il u win ii i in wn.iria ." juiuwaw r ou Wednesday, April 9h. For TW of thr Piano Contestants Who Wish to So Their Number at the Head of the Urt, & e o! thrive iLe and See Hinv Many Yo: IW Dollar. In Ca.h W.II Give Yo orW iMvorMr. V..tc. Ocr Spec:.-! Bargains on Vote Sore to Visit tru Store inuo i-uk miiN BURSON FASHIONED HOSE Mason'. Pennmsrton & Co., inc not trswran The Place Where Only High Class Goods of (hialitv Arc Sold i. "irO ttMf out -sure tte iiftfocr j Lc. dies' and Children's Hosiery i'o;.-:i i 'ti. tin' best LW cl v hi t!i- market. This en tiv 1 i tit- consisting of: !: Ladies, the Burson i".hiouni Hose in cotton, v:k !i-le and Krauze, either i).cl. white or t;iu in rct:- u ir or out sizes; Minos' ii il:--h:iK'(l tine nhi'i h'W and Children's fine -J Qq vili'ied ho-e at - Ii SILK HOSE Will Give ExUa Sr.-.i: Pr.cn on edaesdiy. We Have a Limited Number of Ladies' and Children's SUITS and COATS We Offer at Prices You Should Investigate. The SPECIALS and EXTRA SPECIALS That Are Oilered at Our H BR i nit w 9 8 13 ml vi 1 1M tl m .1 III 1 BI ' 1 ii VM Y ? ! RKOT TO 35K C()?VF(;rXlI-I) Vith Those So-Called Sales that Are Sure lo he Oilered by Others, but KMi.UKMKKR OVRS Is a Legitimate Endeavor to Sell Ouality Merchandise at Prices Less than You WouUl Have to Pay lor interior doods at 1 hose Fake Sales. :s m ivien s dors, overcoats ana r anc S'c will oiler some rare bargains, in Quality and St let at prices vou can well aUord. Caii ani look vA our line before purchasing lixtra Qialit lixtra Stylo Extra Price Dress Shoes Work Shoes Locr Shoes Everything In Sicca V Ladies and (hil dren's Shoes the Host UTZ &. DUNN BUSTER BROWN ft - T'a'Tir & iT. 0 .-T "?. We .have none but the best, with a full line and all at a ireat saving to the buver in cotton or wool Don't forget to look at our Blankets 19 Women's Underwear l'lite rthhrd hlenchcd mtlnil union HUtlS. low tlcek, sKvr!t short or loiitf sleeve stylc. cittt fittetl or umbrella luice. . i K DI-PHNDON, 5l.2f rnluc, in Swnn rhiic hlemiM.i Q2C et ton union miitb, nt .... . MI! I. HA M'I)K. Hull Fust shoultjur snfffj, rihlud h-.. 2 qc tue veM-, tit ' ' Dozens of other good bargains in wm Ladies' and Children's I'liderw. r THC MIMI TURNS ON HER SIDE. i' '.r.tinuci from Pare 1.1 ins i;i'.-ratns. Hjever, tn:j pUn v;- -ui'Ienh- abandoned arvj the crew Ui r. boat that had been used the da. ' i.. .ire and wei l out and not the fuur 1 ' e men Uiat remained on the vr..-cK'. 'i vesael. It hi Uxut;bt that tbe sujr activity of Capt. Parley waa due Vj .r.e fact tkat line Columbia river creu v. ai a boot to do aometbin and it was tirr,. for him to et in and deliver tne e or lose his job. it irJe that corxJit ions were better Monda.. rooming than they were Sun day aftcruoon and there seemed u te praoti'ally no danjrer in malcin;; the atteiiipt, however, regard lew ot &ia and tii.: repeated urging of Sheritf Crt'uhww tbe crew made no attempt to jtt trie two dead men who were laih'-d u the boat. 1'hc r.'seued men were taken to a nearoy noute where they were put to bed ar.i given proper treatment at once. I a short time they began to feel b-'.ter and were able to talk. Capt. Wesiprial stated that when tne vessel weni..r seven and possibly eight rr.en cljng to the bal, viz: the four who ere rescu-d the two dead men who Were still lashed to the lxi.it. Ii.h poor fellow who jumped over board Sj'iday evening and poesibly the j coo who may have been trapped in ttie cook's cabin, but who muttt aurely be i dead if iuch wa.i the cane. Capt. Vet-' phdl fct.U.-l that he had mado a pretty KooiJ siHrei. of the boat before he left and he was sure there were no more , men on her. ! All tiie ooats records and papers are loEt. A brief telegram stating the fad tnat were then known was sent' to tne 'jennan consul at Soattle, by Shentr Crenshaw, soon after Uic men were brought ashore. Captain Westphal stuted that as soon as the boat began to tip and feink tnot of the men either jumped overboard or went into the rimrinjra whore sure death awaited them. From tho first, second and third mates who deserted the vessel just be fore she went down, and who apeak very broken Iinijlihh, information whb secured which lead some to believe that the aoat tipped because the bullast which was left in her was not evenly distributed, but was mostly on one sidi of the boa. It is said that the boat contained about 800 tons of ballast, ;i5U tons having been taken out of her. The Fisher Engineering Company, which bad charge of the work, had the (ipinioiib of the best experts In regard to tbe matter and it was the opinion rf the expert fiat the boat hvi ; i-nt. cf ha'U-1 ,o h r. Ancnors had i-fc.i tunk out in tn-fx-t-an and it wa with ropes runni'ig fmm the baat to t vs an'h'rs anl puwer on land and on tbe boat that the Mimi was beintf re-launched. The Mimi be gan to move toward 4ep waUr a week ago and everything seamed favor able for her re-laanehJng. Too rnueh hasie and not enough precaution was the cause of the terrible disaster. One of the tragedies of the event was the death of Russell Itlackman of Portland who wa married only last Tuesday, April 1st, to Miss May Rob erts, daughter of J. I'. Roberts of Al bany, Oregon. The Mimi a German sailing vessel was 3tranded on the north spit of Ne halem Bsy, February 13, and was left in good condition high and dry on the beach. The Fisher Engineering Co., had charge of the re-launching of the vessel and hail taken the contract for the work which contract provided that the company should receive ilil.OOO when the boat was placed in the Col umbia river or nothing if the attempt was unsuccessful. Tho Mimi is a four-mastod bark of steei construction, 238 feet in length with a 13-foot beam and lil.5 Teut depth. She was built in 1803. Four years ago she loaded in Portland with a cargo of wheat. Her value was esti mated ot t), 000. It is ustimatod that thero were about 1000 people on tho beach, Sunday witnessing the elfort3 of tho life sav ers. Frank 0. Taylor, general agont of the marine department of the Fire man's Fund Insurance Company of Sea attle arrived at the wreck Monday afternoon, Capt. Farley and crew went out Mon day and soeured the bodies of sailor hoy and Koon which were lashed to the Mimi. During an interview last Mondav overling Captain Westphal said : "When tho wave struck the ship I was standing well forward, it caught me and carried me aft, hurling mo into the mizzen ratlines. Hero I clung. Captain Fisher and the cabin boy also bad caught hold, while Captain Crowe and Koon were clinging to a lifeboat close to us. We lashed tho boy fast, but within a faw minutes Captain Crowe's hold had broken and he floated olf. Wo did not see him aguin. Koen called to us that ho was slipping and wo got a rope under his arms and tried to pull him up, Wu raised him two or three feet, but wo were so numbed with cold and hampered by the waves that we could do no more and lashed him there, "Although wc shouted continually, .-ir itim .'a:li-d tn atln. t attention i r fir-- h .'j'-t or morr. nrJ Hft-r tn.it it i is a dreary, hopt-k-n Halt until t'-s.iy. wh'n w erc rfimivnl. fne tiny ili-.j 'thin an hour. Kocn lasted sornvliiv lontffr, I do not know how long. It as horrible. "Shortly after ihrce o'rlock Sunday morning, as I was walking forward lit tell the donkey engine man not to pull the Mimi further seaward, but U an chor where she was, a sudden lur.-h look the vetsel ami I was pinnl to the forward deckhouse by a fallen top apnr. This lurch immediately prer'-ded the capatizing of thr Mimi. I distinctly remember hearing Captain Cnw. speaking, but when we reaehwl there j no one was to be seen nor were thcr j any xigns of life on t ie forward part of the ship nt all. , "Tho donkey engine, mounted there, ' had slid into the sea. After u two-hour! endeavor to prevent sailors from leap ing overboard and telling them that their host course was to stay by th ship, my etforU proved all for naught by their plunging overboard. "Had it not been lor tho seven-foot board that ran around the shin we would have all buen washed sway. To these alone we owe our escape. Until we reached tho extreme aft part of thu vessel no ign of life was to be seen, although we searched all that part of thu vessel that was out of water. Hun- clinging to a lifeboat lathed to the aft i deck, we found Captain Fisher and Torn I Koen. I ? "Grasping for a lifeboat which was ashed round to tho aft deck, we stayed till daybreak, when we discovered that one had slipped down into the water and was nearly submerged. Here wo heard Koen call for help We hastened to pass a lino under his arm", with the assistance of Captain Fisher, and were tli' t rn f 'ifii ti it I . f-rt. ' .t wi'itf In ,i mrigfi'. . w-rr in.i1 ! ,"t t ig'i-T. K' ith n rliml f ' .rl that --mcl to aj hl ffmaifooc vitality, thr -w hi N i ovi-r a spar that trax lavhfd on tiwk inr the iter board :uiwirk. Two minutes nftr thii a M"icitful expression rmn ovpr his far.- urtd he ftdl limp aod pnml unto hi Gil. "The other snilars dial during the course of Sunday night. One man went cnuy early Sunday morning, after tb first lurch and betoru sho cnpaizil. "Wu callwl for three houni beforo any oHort was made by tho rruw to launch their boat. I gueit thnv could not hear us ami it was then that wu undertook the dangerous clforU to at tract uttenlion by climbing up in thu c'jppcr ninl waving to thine on shore. With the coming of durhne we gave ourselves up for goners, as we know the tide was higher than that of tho night before and that almost covorod the boat. All night long we cheorod each other by telling of the wreck and situations worse than this, where men had been rescued. "With the coming of dav and tho sighting of tin Garibaldi crow standing by out toward us on the way to our rescue, our hopes rou- higher, f.ildwig, tho boy in the room there, who Is ho weak, stood in water almost Arctic In temperature for iW houni. That ho survived is a wonder and a credit to tho stock from wh'eh he ca:nu. "The moit sickening feeling anyone could havo was experienced when thu last attempt at rescuo failed Sunday night. It looked as though our lives wore to sink out with thu dying sun. iiut we held fast and tirayed. My God, how we nrayi'd and hoped and clung ! It is too hornblu to relate tho horrors of that second night In our danger. Wn On Your Own Account sCsslssW have you any money in tho bank? A part of your earnings ought to bo placed there, anyway. Kvcry'mdy can airord to savo Homo thing; however little. Have a bank account of your own and you will fee I happier, better, more independent. Mako your little monoy earn more, arid so grow bigger. Hotter than hoarding it where lire or thleveH can reach it. Your bank-book is a receipt and an evidence of your wiso economy. THE OLD RELIABLE Tillamook County Bank 'e pnralj rr.l from th- i-oUI. l-t.f ' by rspiMiorn and faint from liui gvr and thril Ta unci I if tfie k-h hum ble. I want to forget it all " ( hsrle Fnhrr 1 dl years f ee aod mis right In the watry dungoun is ' rooallv a h"Mrl rending the iUiry of I'spu Wtpial. j j As ha sal in the sandsplt bouse this ' aftrrn.xin wraprml in blunkrts he rum- 1 merited on the hours lio paset. I "My whole life put together did not ! j em a long a Uhi Titnim betwoon i I nuruut Stiiiiluy ami daybrimk this nvoiti I iu. Il seemed years. All wrt could1 , do was wail. I "Often during tho lung lamni I j thought I would give up my bold arid ' fall bite the water to join Out other ' we knew had gone before u. Several i t'tnes I lorn heart tail nnmuthing smimisl i , l4i came mo to cling. I was frolim 1 I with the cold water, was lekuicd by ' I the cries of the people almut tin aral ' I was faint from hunger and thlril. I , i iiiinuv. inn now i nitiii ou as long as I i ' did. I shall return lo my home and at-, J tempt to recover from the shovk and I I the horrors of it all. I want to forgot ' Ml." Mr. Fisher was greeted this after- I ! noon by his son from McMliiuville. who i rushed to the scene, Ixtlluviiig Ins fath- ' t or to be dead. Il was not until the ' . I'orlland trui ii rmu'luul burn this nftur noon at :t::t0 I', M. that he litartiod lhat Ills lalher was safe Hi the cabin, t here was a Jiijoiis iriuutiiig between father unit .tin Young I.udwlg aald : "Wu wanted to come ashore before they made any attempt to pull her olf, but we were held hack by the captain at the point of a gun. He threatened to Hhool I llll llrul Hint. lln. I l,.fl l... ..I.I.. We boys saved the captain's life when ho was pinned down by the fallen for ward yard. Wo felt no ill will towards him, as it was his duty to prevent de sertion and It was our duty to huln him." Mate Fredrick Flagg hud a dream I rlday night that the Mimi was a dnud man's hotel at the bottom of tho sua, that the crow, with the exception of tho captain and two of the boyH, wore head drmises of seaweed and that their facer, were covered by a cloud. Owing m ,,I.M ,'.lrf.""' l,,M'" '""ti'H, I'lagg, ! red Goldman anij. Uuilolnh Lesvlk, ru fused to stay on board and came ashore. I ho day mall brought llluckruaii a letter from his bride, tho Ural ho hail rucelvud slncu Omy were married. f . r i fl t It Y rtn tvnrt BIG STURDY HEALTHY I IaIcIi ihrin in a "Mamly Lee 1913 " MAN.0Y LEE" .ltd tmm iitm Triple A:ronmlic Control that o..l lif'-oo 1x1.4 KiiK txvel Vrnlltntloi. IV I lrlhn.Olttl.rf.ia, I4.,i 1 ' . taw-i- ii. i.' n' . A.i.fi nvv, (ii. I, fl ih i iff IntllbtUuf ii- (('. Ir, .1,r ,fi i i.j i. . iro, tw, ?oo, ;o, y MW -lU4M OW (.J lJ ! I'oiillry .Sujil'li" liMins Tlrll.tHK !... (,J ll.a l.ul .MmIi,.Ii,, ,j,, iiMai Our 1913 t !lnmn.lt)i.,i," T .1.1 'It I ft vii (taifol. PORTLAND SEED COMPANY gmi i tMilllllil. VIUi U'RITH TODAY lor CauUx N4 ManZan Pnncllr. ""l M. ... .... owl I ... , V'l ., 1. . Mi well ir lit . ntw Slrnljiht nt It. There is no use of our "beating around tho bush. Wu iiiIl-IiL out with it first iih last. Wu want vou ,to try Chamburlaln'it Cough lU-mody the next tlmo you havo a cough or cold. There Is no ruiiHon ho far see why you should not do so. This preparation by Its relnarkablu ctirea has gained a world wld. .., and peoplu ovorywhuro apeak of It In the hlghfHt terms of praise. It Is tor sale by all deulors. Huhacrliui for th GOOD WHITE WASH. Slack half hushut of fresh lime. Ill pouring over It bolting water Huilinc11 10 COVur It I or live neiin i lei I . I'M ring It until slacked Add i'. .Sulphate of zinc white vitrei) diMj Vt'll In Wilier. Add water i mill ul liring all to tho coimlstence of thlcki Whitewash. Annie lll. wloleM'tlll brush, and' get your llmo fr"n ""I Lamb Hhrader Co,, Tel M. l. H handle Ihn hirm.ul .o..l r..ul...ui linu dl ' ... I ...'niiinv 1 1 mo, hyrated limit and laud plaster tlio city. 1'ricon always right. NOTICE. , J will not lm reHponslblo for ; dohta contractiMl by my son Floyd M inior mis tiato, march III llilil. 1). F. TrowhrlilK llolineu Meeting. Thu Till Aid wuiilliy illlllliei1" soclation will meet Krlduv itvunlm! 'l 7:80 at the home of II. W. R. llolm Nuxurcno cluss will moot at tho n,l place Sunday M. at il o'clock. ...ll.i i .... .t I vurmai invitation Ii axUndad to LLfl
