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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-20
RAILWAY REPORTS
FROM THE COLUMBIA
O.-W. r. & N. Official Says That
Line Will Be Buying Right of
Way Within Thirty Days

Yakima property owners of land
in the Columbia river valley are
greatly interested in reports which
have gone out from White Bluffs
regarding probable railroad develop
ment and in word brought here by
f. M. We'll, who has recently been
in company a number of times with
Milwaukee officials and others who
have been invest eating the White
Bluffs and Hartford country. An
nouncing that the North Coast divi-
sion of the Oregon Washington rail-
way system would be in the valley
of the White Bluffs country inside
of 80 days, buying right-of-way, F. l..
Ptman, chief engineer and J. l.. Nor
row, right agent. made tour
of inspection over survey run
through the edge of the town Of White
Bluffs two years ago, and travelled
over the route to Priest Rapids.
The Milwaukee, line is now building
through the valley and the Great
Northern has sent word through its
land department men that it's Column
bia river lines would be connected by
the building of the White Bluffs link
inside of 8 months.
All Close to River
The Milwaukee line connects with
its main line at the Columbia river
crossing. The North Coast will bridge
the Columbia six miles below the foot
of Priest Rapids. and the Great North
ern will cross the stream at Wahluke.
coming down the east side of the river
to it's crossing and then swinging into
the big valley at White Bluffs. All
the lines through the valley skirt tha
river
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-20

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
AN ADVANTAGEOUS
PURCHASE

Mccormack Bros. Of the Greater
Department Store. Second az. and
James ST. have purchased. for cash.
from Lewis q Company. 1og First
Ave. known as the QUALITY
CLOTHES SHOP. their entire stock
OF high grade merchandise for
about 40 cents on the dollar. inclnd-
ing such weihknown and popular
lines as Sincerity. Society and
Sophomore brands OF stylish
clothes lor men and yoaag men.
Correct In cut. fabric and workman
ship. All handsaiiored. nobby
styies. such as the bcas-dreMSed
men require. The lines Of men .
furnishings include such we'll
known and dependable meEchan.
disc as C1uctt. Peabody and Earle a
wilson's famous shirts and collars.
Meaiicotf Co. and Cooper's knit
underwear.
This magnificent stock viii BE- re-
moved TO Mccormack Bros. the
store thar saves you money. corner
Sccond av and James st.. and
placed on sale ri faaui0uxly low
prices. beginning Friday. April 10.
az . a IN
For further particulars. watch
Mccormack Bros ads In evening
papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
q 900, 900, 900 COMBINED
WEALTH OF PASSENGERS

aeing cue Of the worlds iareest
rial estate holders. Col Astor ia
Connected Ntth nearly a score Of
corporations Beat GugKcnhelm.
81 the American Smeitiag secari
ties Go. comes next In finRnciai
Importance Besides his haidinss
n the ssacltcr trust. he Is interest.
cd in a number OF other Western
corporations IS director.
iSaaor StrAax Ia one OF the worlds
best.knewn merchants. while Geo.
~ Nideuev l. connected with the
Widener Eikine Traction syndicate
Of Philadelphia.
Col Mashtnxton Rcshlsnx. With
his father. designed aud haiI the
hrooklyn bridge aud il president
aud director IT The John A. Roeb-
Hugs Soas Co.
John n Thkyer is weii known IN
rsilro4d circles. being vice pfesl.
dent % the Pennsylvania railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

sScT~e3f~
II yea have headache. stomach. liver
Or a run town condition. IT. =
ccurn4 II my or&~ntat Steam hath
an1 herb r0rw. This u s1fur' III a =
new Ladies' on.Y. ste-i4 Killers
Riag Main 1851
CAtsrTh. eye. xar. nose. thrpAt. - In.
aefNe. hrArf lung eu1 bleed us.
raseA epilepsy Npttre. hidher
bladder Diseases cures tef : pc.
Avenue Mehlhofn bi1g koesns
tez and 500
Rupture eurra. psrFnA neat. withoui
cpeHatian or detenti0u from later
ever zee oases cured past tive
system sss So So Eissi mag sss aais ~
thirepads an1 Aauicuring. sham.
roelng. scalp and facial treatment,
office haure . a. M 60 p. m. Ete
fAberty nitw
wantsd-lTo suy Ssir, hair ehAins
ana switches made 10 order. Mfs
" Miller. itts Sltth sv-, near Ftke.
~tAmp4nx ana embroidery done q
order Mrs uishop, al Jnien -,
Flat 1.
uiitl1rrE BLADES snArpeaei. sec
a04 rRnera. s&c. etc. ttat eth az.
sclentific massage. trained nurse.
Don - isaeiy. teln oaf .fetsirneaisi
nar~au tAiips free set Ptes st
vorpEEs. wlGS-Aii 3inas y hait
work kofe. lea rpftpE tnd tAs1
oiii and Potter Test etreie Friaay
headings taity ttet tfd
Say 4 cav q, Ia TIE ssAr
Nlchals hamg a.ae. lL---A --z ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

s<x yoRk. Aprii te~--rhe CEN.
s<slth efrshe trstSisss pas'
~se sA~e believed TO have
~ &.~rl ~ith TIRE Titsrie VIII
- rs,en ~, ooo.oooooo The FOR
- a sir - ire male passengers
-. s,~~asts rnore thar esH q
-, scliars. u these rren have
z.x,k. vast eusiness interests
l~.rsss arc Easianc are sure 20
.e,<,& IRE six rsen are.
81 4 ? Jacob Aston ''S0 40
81 w5rhlast0a soehIiaS. SIS.
,.,ser Slraas. sso .ooo.eoa
ss,rss ii Wiaener. sso. o9o. osao.
80 g,xxnnhssn. tsA,eoe. eco
In rhnyer. fioceeeoe
~ urs mentioned are interest,"
= |, some o. the aiSseSt corpora
80 i TIE world In addition 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
Lucky Dulcie

NEW YORK. April IA Duicie
kmsr Of Vancouver. b. G.. who In
Hted 70 SAT- On the Titanic and
Wrx q descriptive, article on the
y Essr's initial trip. changed his
Dhax Al the last moraenf. nceurilng
hfsyprts received here today. ard
u Enxizrd on another vessel
Lord Pfrrie. who de@ixned the
nazic. was among the survivors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
TO SAY
GUILTY, BUT
RELEASED

~-,n P1fridre -. Was released
,.ssy b Judge Ronald On the mo
- 4, pepasy Prosecutor Waite or
a charge Of forging 4 document
! astaln a mii fforn \ local cloth
4 boa<e PatridEe vas pFcpaErd
: ,Ieaa guilty. BAT Prrsecating Al
wrsy Murray. after making an 10.
sxtixatlon. discovered that he vas
.rwrnt. and that he was merely
.r~,t II circumstHutiai evidence
wxlnss Aim. eioosAng 10 take a light
s-,snce On = plea % fstiiiy rather
a.n t4ke chances on = trial Pat
-sre i without ans money What.
~ nox. and BE- decided 10 renain
! III fnr another DAY or t~o until
!, can ind 3 piaes % Sork-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
mrs. HAZARD
HAS TASTED
4 WEEKS

n. Linda Barfieid HaEzard
sz~ed the foursh week cf her fast
4 sooa today. and - prepared 10
raerrD az strenaouS exercise as
~ undertaken IN the past three
srks. she wiil 20 oat horseback
sing late this afteruooa. accom-.
zsisd By Mrs Evans
I sflIi have plenty ~ reserve
azlity. The last - not half over.
; veil as can judge al prwsens
= said Tosrorrow nixh'. Dr. Hsr.
nj .iii give a general lecture IA
neosuphical bail. isss FUnrth av.
B 18th laeu ard women In the
nsruccn she will speak to women
II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

An appeal from a dying mother
, Ind her iong.lost daughter. who
- been missing from her home
, Victoria. B. e.. for nine years.
~ received this morning AT DO
y headquarters. Accompanying
= reSues, for aid ~ a picture
ksrsng the likeness Of the missing
upnan-
Her name 10 Carrie Reid. and
sasn last seen vas residing In
E'aie home on 9Th az. and How.
ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

-
Cedar 81.
81 70 M and Mrs. George A.
<scsin. pa Taylor ap
~. ~ . Mr. ana Mrs.. o. n Giauer,
~ l2ne ~. ~
.ssy % NJ. and Mrs. william W.
s,sseek 1871 fsth az.
80 2 ~; and Mrs. Joseph sher-
%, . Mr and Mr4 George Col
- Van ASSET
~ e,rI g Mr.. and Mrs T. 0Brsen,
~ = Mr. and Mra. RI. w. Uolt.n-
~ 1871 Lakeyless.
" .fls Burke
Nri % Mr. and Mrs. Robert I'd
nstt sfEl Danean Az
- llth az.
r., 100 e3rd 81
slfi 70 Mr. ana NJ. p.-t f..,tr
=. 1873 1sfh a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

i-oef-~Isotd medal a. t.rncht PARK.
bearing the inscription. "frrhent-
"a % HaEei WAN for proficiency
Ia aanctnx Address SIS y heEisr
WAY f.iiiait 1884
itt4fe l.. NJ ~ flader please phone
West GTI between i0tae a m. ana
?. m
Loaf saturday niwht on FIRST av'
purse caftatniuE nionrys tteNaTA
t'hene SldneF itiS.
left on sidewalk AZ Aeth and 8re~u
Wood SUNDAY Afternoon, hKht
rain coat Please phone Nerth ses
I.0ms- ~a1tnKm BOOK No taste. kira Z
~r return 70 Washington Trust
a saw Rank
losf--C ego frat pin " 81 only 90
owne4 rrwafa Phonn a LII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
DRIVER RUN OVER

Clarence Pepper. ii2s Jackson
L driver for the Seattle Transfer
O. vas run over By his wagon this
nurrinx on FIFTH Az. add Mercer
IN He was removed 20 the city
huviial. where his wounds were
tps<st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
rAFr pIsrRessso

WASHINGTON. April ie prcsi.
dent TAR h greatly distressed 60.
aay over the wreck Of the Titanic.
and Is Anxioa2iy awaiting news 81
the tate % MAJ Archibald ". Butt.
bis military aide y l. net believed
possible however that Butt escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

WIS WANT some Seattle property In
exchange for acreage In oregon
and Eastern Washington. 10 you
want az make deal. and are get
ting tired Of running around, try
f.us. WE DO 1T. II your price
Is right
y p MASON CO, ess N Y. Blk
VIII consider buying s 20 10 acres OF
land or suburban home, moderate
price. what have you 60 seli1 Ali
Communications confidential. No
2 real estate men considered. Ad-
dress X i43. care Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
Water Front

no fssi watef froSf eSfSass. Us
per acre. A splendid plating prop
erty. good soil. and plenty OF rum
ming water. sandy beach. wharf on,
land. Gabel. t03 Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

RuTTwRwoRrH q SONS
Professional Btrvrturn AT Licensed
FuesiuAa 1891 ist Phones So.
tsth y ~ Norsh sis " a.
Fprknrr
teansa. wa'ssn Co. tssnessl blrcc-
tora Thifd avs and University.
Naln i. Elliott 9tt
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MuNt a~il 1uicktf twu ta.Acre tracts
extra chafce fhs ed Off land. see
earh. onr i1t.Acfe trart az slS an
acre. eFcetirat ipNAtlan. Phone
9qe~n Anne zfga evenings lie
W Smith ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

CALIFORNIA.
NOW OR NEVER

NOW OR NEVER
The lard Of snaless sprfngtime ard
perpetual vrrdurc. where cattle
erase saes deer IN green fields 10
January 81 Juiy
where Vegetables. fruits and Eralns
% bath Temperate and Tropie cll-
mates meet aud consningie
Where the orange. leman- ftg ard
olive vie wifh the peach. apricot
snd grape In perfecticn.
Where yon cut 90 crops 81 alfalfa
each y~arfrorn the same field and
then sraxe u All winter
where Il rich. mellow lard that 10
as smooth as a table and anrered
81 stick or atone.
where an exhAustieas supply Of pure
water can be secured any~here
a, depth % 10 70 80 feet
Aspsrs yog can Get iaua on Easy
s~rsns and low prices. any aixe
from 10 10 te-acre tracts
where you have railroads. teie-
I phones. schools and best markets
Wight AZ hand.
Where ths country Ia settling 80 fast
that your land viii Increase in
value from tsk TO as per acre
where you can make from SO TO
5See PEI acre profit every year.
ALL THESE GREAT
ADVANTAGES ARE FOUND
Upon the lands Of the
FRESNO IRRIGATED FARMS co.
al herman, In the sunny. health
fui San Joaquln valley. In Fresno
county. California. where yea can
take your choice from 1900 acres
81 splendid land.
Call on as and get war dexrffpti re
pamphlets aud let as talk II over.
or write
STANDARD INVESTMENT co.
te4 Arcade nif9
Seattle. WaAhtngfon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

FOR SALE or Trnde-.a-acre or
ange grove I'm Florida. crop isis
year estimated ze0o boxes grape
fruit ard z.ooe boxes oranges
Trade for desirable Seattle In
como property OF cash. vita
terms ysine as, Dee %. Address
A. y Nafioy. ise7 r. ssth st.
Phone Ksnwood 1897.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
Acreage-Continued

Two acres FOR tsee. only tfe cash
secures two view acres situated
near Lake Forrest PARK eoii Il
Firh and ftftiie improvements BE-
iuF put IL daily, taEes VERY los
no street assessments. better start
saving Four fnoneY ~ tuyluE
land on this aide q lake. uorth 81
city. tive aute trips daily five
% above arfaa
OLE HANSON a CO,
1fa Floor Kew York Ufark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
Houses for Rent.

Houses for Rent.
e>e>~,<>r-~-.s>s~r><>~>l~~- <I~~-~%s>~~~-~~-.<~-
To let--rha k-roona Furnished house
a. Fif fAknetew aN. only 10 20 ~
minutes out ~ two car nrea enc
biock Npst ~ end Of Nnilevus-
Summit Nne. there arr 10 rooms
o. TIE hcuse. also large basement
With laundry ffagN. lots 81 nftsa n
fruttas ftns place for the SUN
NEE r~nf onts Us. ~tii - there
"Wednesday from tE - % r. m
owner. Aaaafium. wash
House. : reotns. u4oarrn. iarkr yard
20 fruit trees bsrrssa 0reen Lake
90 Meridian car. tsd fent East
tiSz
s-recrn tsodrrn hease. nrwty reno.
waited. partly farnished. large
10 - ana - Eas, fsis
s-reean naoiera mouse. isandry rays
large Earder. good ehiekea hgnse.
sie4a 1889 f4th = Phone HMf-
s-reeua neaacheAt modern. electric
lights. part furnished a. Altsntir
Para beach. tfn % per month IN
lulre Wtnalaw bu&thouss,
Two acres frulf shicksns t-gooia
house near Ratruna schnet pAeu~
k~nwnNd 1853
t-roetn hsp.-, tkss 8 Alder a. 81.
nice laEa. Prone lieacan 1Aks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
Auction Sale

~ ~ ~ ySssS = 1sfs q Ssssr-
ehantfsr FER caet % sell "a fer fuu
pieAsR wHrfr others fali Tue old
est auction house g. fhr state
MA Ff-rZ-uK~ar AUCTION
HOUSE
fFfe rsssf A. a.f~ 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
For SaleFurniture.
For Saie-Livestock

Va N&SA&f&h
N~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~>>r
Three cheap horses for sale, one
Relding. Weighing 900 lbs. sound
and good worker. Price $4,000.
One horse Weighing SEQ. fat aud
good worker; a little lame in one
foot, $500 takes him. one mare
weighing |. 200 for SIS. THIS mare
is street care. would make a good
farm beast. These horses are all
good for farm work. We can't
use them In our business. els
westlake av. n
Just received. car load OF fresh cows
Hnlstein. Guernsey, Jersey aud
Durhams. good for dairy or fam.
lily. one 9-year-old Jersey bull
Phone sidney lo0o c. w. HYDE
HORSE AUCTION CO. i7fs LIST Ave
g. has sales Of horses. wagons
harness, every Tuesday. 1 y. M. J.
w. Rohb Auct. Phone Main 1884
For Saie--one bay horse, weight
1890. age IL; harness and two seat
spring wagon. sioo takes IL. jules
Respeleux, Ravensdsle, Wash.
Pony for sale cheap. i. Hansen,
zoos Seventh n. Phone Harrison
3025.
-Four mares Ia fcal. suitable for far
fnerS Watson Bros tTs5 LIST Z
wanted-Horscs to pasture,
..Uod i4oS.
Little pigs Tor sale. kenwood 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
Wanted to Buy--Furniturc

Gsla 20 s csss g sf7Ies Sscas M
=. sen la ndier tie Pike, VI tsxs
9.-,-rn farn . bye cells Il ttfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16
Help Wansed--Male


aAs. ELECTRICAL and STEAM
ENGINEERS murh needet IN titts
section Pay gued, ~osk glsas-
eelirnt opportunities with ep~ninx
Panama canal and great snArtne
expnnsinn to folfoW. We train
mes practically for licenses Not
book school Enra1 Gov ser
n~~ buildine shsut Nay !
SEATTLE STEAM E>1iNEkfilNS
sas-g Oriental Bifw
ses second Az. NeAtttr.
wAwTED-Men and woussn 60
paid whistle learning c4u o. write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
Is Washington 81
Toasx men wanted Tor rniircsd sns
wireless telegraph ssrt.s~ ey
tel; e .sa 70. 49, Hi9 " sas Sss.
NafIonai telegraph Instttuts.
sieA ssa sv-. opposite ofshssrn
theatre.
f.id~riy man Who understands cui-
tlvatgon Of plants ard flowers IN
bot houses 20 xlFs prseslsa. "a
=.
crate: references requires all
\ at s7ie ssth av. y. ". ballard
Men and ~oulen wanted ~ enre %
learn commercial snf railway
tsie@raphg. positions open. ts
rnonthly up Psrifte TeisSraph
Institute. fos First Az. -
Mr. Carpeatsrs J have . geod house
!, =, rsss e rs whs 49, 1 vsu 'S are nos
b,sxw Phone North 80. Seattle
Wood shaving Go.
ff1sites open in all parts uf the city
for good bright. wide awake boys
Roys under y years old need Dol
Mppiy See Circulation Manager
The star. l1a5 seventh Az.
S~w. clean fgrnishsa. steam heated
rree baths and phones. ~ the An
nex. 1905 sth az. near Westlske.
4 nave good proposition for first
class horse sheer or fioorman,
good country town. x-i1s, care
star. ....-..---
Educated men 70 learn wireless:
tsiegrEphy. Position epen 900
Ing Glass, 7Ie Grand Trunk Dock.
The new Upstairs Meas ciothinx
shop sells SIS suits for BIS. s9o
auffs gfeB0 Lundquist. 10f En-
preas Theatre bldg ~ ard spring:
Learn 10 be good barber Al
MOI.FR BARBER COLLEGE
efo Occidental Ave.
RaEorw. safety blades. SCISSORS and
knives sharpeaed. keys made. re-
pairing 1851 Nestiake.
Say = saw u IN Ths star.
sprirE ct pool room EyefyIhint
new, az cents per cue 1871 Thiro
Az. W. crsm.r, Tad Dame.
BOYS over rs wanted. sa1dahl, ifo
PIKE a.
Mems suits cfeaned and pressed-
tI.oe: SuititorIum 1873 sin a.
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Help Wantexi-Female

- 4 ssss,s cr !.
perienred ~ Inexperienced 20
woFk ss teieRhon operators APP
Dir to ties lrd as ~ ttza izth
as The Pacific Tei.phane And
Telegraph CO.
Wanted Younx xirt Ter canay arl
1fss S~epnt Az.
Wanted 10 stay Two evenings
week with bahs In exchange fer
Competent ttolin inntrucgian| Adj
dress Xsl1a star
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Women who DO their sewing
VIII appreciate their fern N on-
piicatr Tourform Co. as Arcade
Bldg Elliott ff1a
FfOHTHT Plants Or al descriptions.
aisle Holly 81 Phone beacon $40.
Nichols. BUNGALOWS Hinckiey Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-16

0rr0ffc xfsf. -?lSIs s scSS-- ~,
--Hlnxie reofna lao up auite
t1aa np. NsAr puzzle ..aArkst.
moasrn housek ssplns reoas nice
~ furnished $40 per x4oNtn.
Phone Sarth tise
noeaekeepinw OF sleeptng reer1s.
o. 20 we~k and w tsis pine -
Ear.s sis x.rss.-- sInsl. Y & nm.
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: Miscellaneous.

soaih f'sSf 2a ,ssS $1,000 -
sstAnt Towering pauslea pinka
hYltf tocks. SHASTA daisies thriffy
plants. Reasonable Cali after
Moons ara all day sunday . X
iteeE~. two kiofks souta and az
south PARK car line
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81
Furnished rooms. with breakfast.
large well Furnished home Best
reaiderttaf district. three cars. 7Ss
Belmont place. East 11s3.
Wanfed--0us or tuo children to
board. prefer boys. to years
old. good home. mothers care.
Call North fss.
Good private home Tor two OF three
children. kipd treatment plenty
10 eat - minutes OF city. Heacon
IT1s
Flea sant room Tor couple. nice peo-
pie. WaiilnEford hiii. widows
home. one other boarder. refer
encsn given. Phone North 11ti.
Wanted = tables OF children 10 board
By nurse In private suburban
home. Phone Renw0od beS.
Lovely sunny rooms. hot and cold
water IN rooms. excellent board.
East 1901
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JVE(IHI INONILC8s
<@~s~~-~-~<~~-~-~~~e~~ ~<-~~~~~~r~~~~~~~~N
Liberal reward for Information Civ
Ing location Of H. Francis. j. II
Francis ard Herman y. Newell,
formerly % kalispeil. Mont. Nd
dress X if7. care star.
Golden Gardens Park. open for en-
gagsment for picntcs. dances, out =
fuxa etc. Particulars u. T0rwick.
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Board and Room.


fonnx man 20 room and board tn
private family. %. references re-
nuired. use Of piano. Queen Anne
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-16
SCENES OF HORROR SUFFERING AND RARE HEROISM
MARK SINKING OF MONSTER OCEAN LINER

MARK SINKING OF NC
BG-iont-sam. .dMMyo l;tggd
Cape Race, April 16.-Scenes
of horror, marked by intense sui
fering and rare heroism, marked
the sinking of the Titanic on the
ice-strewn banks of Newiound-
land.
The whole story will not be
known until the Carpathia steamS
into New York with the pitiful
band of survivors.
But much of it can be pieced
together from the disjointed mes
sages received by wireless oper-
ators here, and from the knowl-
edge of conditions.
The field of ice on which the
Totanic met death has been float
ing in the path of westbound
transatlantic liners for several
weeks.
The held IS twenty miles
square. 1t is made up of several
huge icebergs, with smaller ones
and foes scattered between.
Sunday was cloudy and foggy
all day long.
But the Titanic was racing
along, almost at full speed. Part
ly, this seems to have been be-
cause Captain Smith wished to
cut a day off the Titanic's sched-
uled time partly, because the Ii
tanic proved herself unmanage-
able when not under good head
way.
The smash came at 1925
o'clock Sunday night. The night
11yoc b1ock nc Mitch then There
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-16

MISTER OCEAN LINER
Newfoundland banks at this time
of year.
Most of the passengers were in
bed. But all must have been wax
ened. The rending crash of steel
on ice, the sharp fitting of the ),
great steamer as the iceberg
threw her torn PROV into the air.,
the sogging, swirling thrush of
water must have reused every
soul on board to face DEATH
The ships company, 2,358 men
and women, gathered on the.
great of the floating hotel, so
soon to become the grave of 1 ,492.
Many of them were clad only
in nightclothes, just as they were
when aroused from sleep by the
grinding crash of the collision.
The faring of sea signals of
distress were burned-red, and
blue ana green-l1ghtfng up the
desolate scene of death. Rockets,
starred the sky. The swapping of !
the wireless, sending out the IS.
o.. S., S. o. S." of distress, dom /,
mated the scene, giving the hud-,
died men and women their one
glimmer of hope.
The ships officers knew, from
the first that the Titanic was
sinking, that she probably would
go to the bottom before any res,
cuing ship could reach her. There
is no mistaking the lurching, sick.
ening roll of a laundering ship.
Then rose the cry for the
boats, and there is one thing that,
o1u,o1,c will r17oLe the -1,racL Of
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-11-01
Albee

John Erickson returned from Sioux
Falls Wednesday night of last eek
&. l.. Schultz autoed over to the
county seat last Tuesday to get his
sister who anne by way of Milbank
from Rio, Wis.
DR.. Walsh reports a baby girl at
the Lee Turbak home last Friday.
Mrs. Gust Olson and baby returned
home Tuesday from Watertown.
John Erickson and liver Olson were
Labolt visitors Monday afternoon.
Quite a number of the Albee sports
drove ver to Milbank Friday night to
see the wrestling mitch.
The farmers are too busy to stop
work to listen to a political speech.
Royal {. Johnson. who was to speak
here Monday afternoon, did not get
an audience. so a number of politj-
clans vent over to Revillo to hear him
speak in the evening.
The horse sale at the stock yard asst
Saturday was a big success They
disposed of ID head of horses and
colts. Horses are in great demand
and bring high prices.
If You want good duck shooting 90
to "tink's Place BE game.
Pete Mangelt camedown from Louis
burg Sunday evening.
Gee. G.. Redman loaded his furni-
ture Monday and shipped same to
Marvin. The family autoed over or
Monday afternoon.