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SELWAY REQUESTED
1O GIVE SUPPORT
TO PRIMARY
-EAVERHEAD PROGRE881VES DE
MAND THAT THEIR SENATOR
PROMISE HIS VOTE. .
Dillon, April 1il.-(Special.)-There
was an earnest and effective meeting
of progressives held here lat ;:!;lih.
at which the direct-primary question
wag the theme of discuussion. Senti
went In Beavorhead county is strong
ly in favor of a primary law and there
Is much complaint over the mlarep
resentatlon of this copnty In the sen
alte. The matter was thoroughly, dis
cussed at the meeting last night and
tie following resolutions were a4opt
ed, addressed to Senator Solway 4o
Dillon:
"The progresslve republicans or
Dillon and Beavorheail county in reg
ular meeting assembled, and after full
discussion, hereby expressly demand
of you, that you at once wire to Gov
ernor Norris yotr assuranco that you
will vote for the direot-prtmary bill,
drawn. by the commlsilon appointed
by him for that purpose, if he will call
the Twelfth legislatire, In extraordi
nary sesslon. e,
"In his puiblished letter Cllhting to
call such sessilon, he correctly states
that the senate, having a republican
majority, has withheld the assurance
that the bill will pass that body. The
house, with a democratic majority, has
already pted"d in wrIt rn, the pes
S( the bill by that' branch of the
lgialaturth The tepublitan senate is
thotefore correctly charged by Gov
ernor Norris with standing in the way
rf seotiring to the people of this state
the direcatprimary law, which wil
permitt.hm1' to exercise their lawful
right' of M nahng their public officials
from United Mtates senator and gov.
ernor down,. by a direct vote,
"For the republican members of the
'ieniate to many longer.. withhold their
promise of, support. i his matter will
atmount to treUonp to the~ republican
party of the state, of. Montana. Only
two votes re l n,,l tthre are
1 1 repuibIWan tt aerse, odurseaW
•n oanp,.tiunjm r. who a. thus fAr
sefUNli .Lr, 4pddtiop. If you refase
, b~ d o those neeossary two,
vU w"Ui be directly. responlsible for
t eissuk which wi.h lll be givesn to the
party. . Tis re sibility upon your
wi i is imp if that
44 4tie h re l#
Carpathia's Captain Makes Report
Jacria
I ·cAWCA1 ~
,wo ATAN T I
1[4
Iun , #t'~ s~
du..e s .!OWN
wants -
New York, April 19..-Less than 24
hours after the Cuinard line steamer
4'arpathly. catne in n. a rescuing shlp,
with 705 survivors of the Titanic dis
aster, she sailed this afternoon for the
Mediterranean cruise, on which she
originally started last week.
Just before the liner sailed. H. 8.
Bride, the second Marconi wireless
operator of the Titanic, who had both
legs crushed on a ilfe',ou, was
carried pff on .the shoulders . of the
hlip's officers to )t. Vincent's hoe
pital.
"aptaln A. H. toii f the CarB
pathla addressed 'a41 fla report
giving his account of 'the Carparthia's
rescue work to the genoeral manager
of the Cunard line. Liverpool.
The report stated that Capailn
Rostron first was apprised of tse
plight of the Titanic at 12:'5 a. nm.
Moarke and that lin.lmntAdiately or
dtered the tCarpathiia 'headed for the'
scene of the disaster.. a. dfta'ee of s$
miles. At 2;40 a. m. a Ere.iWas seen
and it was taken to IndW te' thi post
tion of the Titanie. The report stat
ed that the Carpathla psaasd through
a big 'ield of teeberts and several
ttmes'.had to alter her' ourse to avoid
lee, The weather was describthed as
fine and clear; though dark. Con
tinuing the report, he said:
'We stopped at 4 a, mn., thus doing
the distance in $% hUilira, picking up a
lifeboat at t4.0,. ,m. Boat in charge
of officer Ad he reported that the
Titanic had foundered. '"At 18:0 last
boat piOkld up. A'll suvrlvoat aboard
UST OFc DEAR
i prevet ,
ol ·w~i~b; ~t --.a
Ioeberp, and map showing scene
and 'all boats accounted for, via: It
Ilfeboats, one boat abandoned, two
Iberthon boats alongside (saw one
floatingfJottomn upward among wreck
age and aooordlng to second officer,
senior officer saved, one Barthon boat
had not beeon launched, it having got
Janamed) making 1i lifeboats and four
Berthon boats accounted for. By the
time We had cleared first boat it was
breaking day and I could see ,all with
in area of four miles. We also saw
that we wgro surrounded by Icebergs."
The repdrt stated that at 8 a, in. the
Californian arrived and that lier mas
ter was told of.the.tragedy and sekee
to search tfo possible survivors. The
Carpathib then took aboard 18 of the
diuasters, the hydrog.phble offltc In
New York issued tonight an order
shifting the' lane of tranamtlantle lin
ern 180 miles southward from the
path which the Titanic followed.
After givlng his 'tlsta mopy'. before
the senate esrpmlttee, tCaptain Roes
tron of the '~Crpethia took Oharge of
his ship, Which departed lato today
for the Mediterranean.
Captaltt Roatrotn 'wept as he told to
i+a: flow the' Ciart'ila had picked: up
the. WItferttiusA N4 'gN ft from the
:?ftanie ald hfde !ud"ift on his ship.
,; sset r oesented , him
Althqug *everi consistentn aecounts
p of disaster to the Titanic.
Tltanlc's lif'hoats. A ,lergyman IIhI'li
i" short burial servic e for the lost
and offered a prayer of thanklgiving
for those saved. The report sail:
"Before decdlldg definitely where to
make for, I conferred with Mr. Imuay
andl he told me to do what I thought
best. .f Informed him, taking tvvery*
thing Into consideration, I ,onsldored
New York host, I also thought It
wouldl be bettor for Mr. Istmay to go
to New YoYrk or Englland, as soon as
possiblel and knowlfg I should he out
of wireless communieation very soon,
if I pro eo.dkul to Asorpw, it left Hall.
fax, Hoston and New York, so I chose
the latter.
"Again, paU.sengers were hyster;cal
of what hlid happened aboard the lTI.
tanlc have lbeen obtained from sur
vlvors, It Was matiesltly Ilnposslblel
for anyone fully to take account of
all that occurred on her great docks.
'Phus there was those who maintained
that there was one or more suicides
anmong the offltcerºl
Captatn imlth, It would appear frma
the conslen5*l of tle narrative., went
down with f is,,r but seoveral biaa.
sengeetrg : tht 'F-r QfOlep Mlur
doc t Is#lIt othiou$b ite ,head
bilfor i1a ciapk. Ampons othCp who
hold tb~ view, Is Mrs.L G4ige
widener of Philadelphlia wbose bus
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oflrait is ll huhn , 1 h 1 14 'lffli rru I1 lhl' M
huld (uuhmltr Ls lii ullh'li, .
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- hrn tII fOler fome. l 11111te ri wh)os.e
Sir, indi Wan Itarllid, pr , lllnld t)111 rel1
d er Irf tr hllbuntl d with Inlane Intll
niL tan cllll .rrto Iet pt into effet last
Inight1. l.r. irady'" body wO R found
ldth h11,1e se eevery mleelllnt that
hisl wlf,, Iiute. Hhnll appears to hllvt'
'll_'lrmV'nted this obsltu(ll° by envt'r
l. tug the' tillas w lth i1 (l oth. , Mrs
u frtdy's hand was ihlnt.,hinlg th, rc'
oillvear when thle IolltLi te flound.
Thrl tragedy wts nltll dis'nv/reld n
v (II tongllht Mr. Pl'rady was aoult 60
'Mnn' nmage. Itel'lorn louring thi WaMl
ringlton l years agol, he wis ai'tiv. i
Ia tandidate fo r state undlt' Io '
NEW$ KEPT PROM BROTHER,
New York, April 11).--Nal)1t
tltraltess, Jr., has rtel nd , and orderI n
from hat all las other In ole auyildng tnhat
news of the death.oh lsadore Straus
has been kept from theu latter's hroth
or, Nathan Btrauss, Hr., who I recup
erating in Italy utter a recent Illness.
t DAY OF MOURNING.
Portland, Ore,, April 19.-Mayor Ai
S. Rulihlight of Portland issued a prot'
' tttnation today asking the people 0o
rthe 'ity to set apart tomorrow he a
n da. ot mourning for those who lost
their livee on the Titanic, and ordering
s that all flags over munielpal buildings
be ball-muated, .
JAPS ARE STOLEN
FROM JAIL
FEDERAL IMMIGRATION OFFICERS
PUT ONE OVER ON STATE
OFFICIALB.
Ilhli.n,[ Aiirl io. - (Hlnpe'ln.) -Itiontl
l1l1nuntiurl 4lnrtli Klrnltrll Hnualkl wer,
Nintillgglid it of he countly Jall lIst
night by offrllli of Ithe Illlntligratlon
Ml'i''111 illl li're now IInI their way to
intt'Ih In hi i nt ii hIiok to Jp1tan. Not
11n111 llih h Iilps l er, o( ll iof lontall a
,Ill thlr 1tionrn'yn l''0rn lhclr cllents
W',"l'l K1111.
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145i41' illl dlt 1lll111 tie iI plicgtitlllon lfor a
$t4i ai prnl'eettilgs,. (iuiolin & Mettler
ppIleladl to ith ll e'retial'y of clilumerce
iiiI iii luir for ,1 itIty, which Was
1lxtlrl'lilAl the celrtlf ed clpy of aI
tllillI'rlipt ' th Jilp1inianso ciuas huad
liot been printedl. llind thien protested
(Ihlt tII' stayllt walh not tiikeil for In
1(11i(1 rfitth. The siecretairy refused til
tike nctlloill it the tunie, but Thursld,iy
i0%'((killd the ordelr granting thill stay.
i'eiring furthllr I'ntanglelellents, tlle
inllilitigratin oiffticer kept the iiews of
tilte ecrelury's 111t1i1o1 fron tile attor
lneys anlll then 1lst niglht iiitc ,led cus
tidly UovP the Jil lp, whlkeditl thein l 111t
IItLitt~l ituld whtirhled'h1t ilIfi tlle ' Mita
tlon just in tilllnlu t1 (11111 the westll -
1)1411l0d trabin
11w1i iiortilha 1 411 the'il' inspectolnr
1itt1'iipted'1 to seize One of the Japs at
illings, 1hl11 attlrnllfs 114l1d the officer
thrown into jail iby the Yellocetotno
'couitily sheriff, 11iil1 thllinl, by appllea
tlions for writs of ihnllh1'n corpus in the
stantu c(,ulrtls t iLlllingsl and Helenoa,
dl(lh1ylad iprurinelligs Ulill Judge Hlour
(uln iln 1i able t, hear the case at
HRuthl. There hlie cenIsured the attor
ilny'n forl havng nllstituted proeeedlnlu
iii 11 stLutie courts involving federal
Solffkalin.
FIRE IN KALISPELL.
Klllis1oll, April 1i.--(4pioclal.)--A
property llloss of nearly $1,000, with no
Insulrance, was susitained by the O'Neil
,unlllher colnpanly through thet destruc
lion by fire of its barn onl East 0Fifth
street, early tilln mornling. TIh fire
ls thought to hlive started from a
inmiuldering aslhpllu In the alley. It
had envelopedl the barn and commuo
I nleited to thll reslgence of (. W.
Short before the alarm was turned In,
at 4 o'clock. Slix horses were seewUed
iromi the lbarn, but ontt perilheL. Tie
other contents of the barn .llpe pI!a
theally a total loss.
FOR TITANkO DEAD.
Millokane, Apri l1 .--Mayor, I!.n y
lssued a proelatmatlon today clilitgi f
timemorial services tI gill , IS ae
I churehes Saturday qlld Siutd.y ai t
Sexpression of symplnat or tlo' thn I
I liot relatlvs or trl a . tor
disaster.

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