The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1913, Page 1

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TO READ RAIN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY; BRISK BOUTHERLY WINDS ° ‘ sw, did you, that “Dad” Mur T know, did you, t : Dy Se calle papers. atte White PEOPLE may knock eagh other, and the naina corner, is a regular public ‘bene newspapers, and the churches, and the i 9 Boalt found out about it government, but it’s a pretty good old coun factor He is 4 " you'll find the story— a try, after all, that will dig into its pockets , page id ad hing THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE EDITION Ee ian ta cad ts eth itd SEATTLE, WASH, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1913 VOL. 15—NO., 25 -ONE CENT ON TRAINS AND HOME NEWS STAND: GOT S\\ Ua BANG !!- — ASN’T REAL HAPPY UNTIL HE THE Seraeeetee F.00D WATERS RECEDE; OHIO’S | 1 Donia HELP vICTIS Sererseom DEATH LIST IS NOT OVER 500 ef Prens teased Wire D Seattle 1s applying itself indus } An appeal ts made to all Seattle | | LEVELAND, Ohio, March 28.—Improved conditions ev-| *t#te®: the danger of pestilence is over. . , energetically and ge — oo clothes—and clean clothes | F L 00 ns sh 4 | eryWhere throughout the flooded districts of Ohio and Indiana The Ohio river is on a rampage in certain sections, but w au oaoly + | ’ . . : ne tot man fr ps yh = STON ng a bi ve a | Weng reported today. Rapidly receding waters and a cessa-/"°POrts from Dayton and Columbus say conditions are aie ne TX ville entertainment and military j jtiom of rains made explorations by relief part greatly improved, although commercial paralysis will prevail Tadlane. ations amounting to|band concert at the Metropolitan | Vic T iM SE Hee A 2 p [ y relief parties possible, | 8” pull i paraly: P Cash con ? |and.these reported that the early estimates of death in both y' have already poured into theatre ts expected to add several fellef bureau in charge of the the and asters, te tho_seree phere Ohio and Indiana were greatly exaggerated, Telegraph and railroad service is demoralized in Ohio, © arrangements oO | r ef Commerce ae Seeks ccoaion ak cane | Revised and conservative estimates place the total num-|there being no wires for the transmission of messages ex- dothing and supplies for the 1u commitios, of oe Gone SI ber of dead in Ohio as low as 500, and the fatalities in In- °¢Pt those of the press associations. A similar situation pre- ‘commerce, and the ber Nn } : ; i poll vaudeville performance all the vaudeville houses has been dianw as low as 100. vails in Indiana. concert by the Fe rt Lawt oe obtained, ie rata | Suffering from lack of food has been eliminated, and, | Tt was believed today every refugee in both Indiana and ‘and the best talent from local | ven at the Metro The program will include Donita} cere phy through the /& Co. from the Pantages, Abbot} of Manager McK and Curtis from the Orpheum. concert by the La Grimm and Elliott from the Pan-| band will be given at the tages, and Alfred Kelsey from the pavilion Sunday after: Empre: the courtesy of Mike Through the | with clear and cold weather Prevailing in both of the stricken | Ohio would be an ee and fed. JOKE AND CRY UPON [Ff “FLOOD DANGER Here’s — artesy of Col. Wil | son, the Metropotitan entertainment | STREETS IN DAYTON| 0° Dayton’s | ton theatre, First will be featured by a concert by the} ¢ @., «fll contribute | Fourteenth tnfantry band, one o ee j Known Dead j try, under the By Voted Laneed Wire Tecoma 4 \ - Teceipts Tuesday, snd the the best tn the coun! f cs Soday with’ “Hungry DAYTON, ©., March 28—The - Film Exchange bas con-/Airection of Charles Tooley. Tiek TAYTON 0. ©. March 28.—The! pecple. The peopte rejoiced known dead here at noon today | "¥,,'"!t"d Proms Leased Wire four firstrun films for that/ets for the Lacie ge Bran) dead by flood and fire in Dayton] on the ruined etreets. They are: cINC INNATI, O,, March 28.— were placed on sale today ot the wil not exceed 300, This state | Were Glad to be alive. The Geo. Morganthaler. With the river here recording Clothing !s Needed box office and fn many anes Giiad inde tavaationsien | survivors joked and cried and J.N. Haverstick, manager Bell | °2 10 feet of water, 13 feet over mn Express Co. and business houses: SE Mati, “a ; : , | laughed in turn. Most of them Telephone Co. the danger line, and still rising, & Washington Rallroad Sunday afternoon the aK cm a | id bas covered al! parts of the had prepared to die, either by L. C. Haupt, police captain Cincinnati today faces a serious tion Co. ire yest 4 band se lint hy sans | jetty, fire or water, but athale lives and three children. "} flood. Residents in the low lying ‘and supplies to the flood and cert at the Dre d | . she tee i SOLITAN one districte which had been| Were saved when further dam Mre. Collins and child. districts are ing to higher ‘areas free of charge sion will be 25 coats ‘ of, Sen | a oe ee oe ee re jit ‘aralhda lac lexpected to show the longest roll] @@e by fire was prevented by Lillie Ciskanan ome ground “Clothing is what we need most Assisting the Chamber === === \of deaths have been found almost the shifting of the wind on Mrs. Schmidt. Six bodies which had floated ‘Send all you can , i merce committee 4 = apes — al eos ou free from fatalities. Re how.| Wednesday. Mrs. Bond. from Miamt were recovered at Ven- ‘This telegram. 7 ny 3 vite of the Se ommercial eve re sii 4 ; twa wom 1 ere, to Hay from Sy or ve ale it c vp the K Chamber of Com Dagion nd Riverdale Prdais Paknown girl, aged 12. ice, n her today. ts Y, , t instant The Commercial club 7 in t nto Shartie fa Columbus, 0. met | merce Li Yoh Cate. vees = are » foc Mrs. Carrie Shuntz. No Deaths at Indianapol 4 e-| mittee consists of Otto A. broken n Mrs. Thompson. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March th A. Owen, H. A Mal ne as pes | Pumtne ts genera cho Geo. Richardson -Thorough search of the houses in r ings and A. M era we i bn mn jeity, but this condition, to A Smiley Cupp, jr West Indianapolis today failed to day luncheon of the club ght | ing rapidly remedied. For t Natt Jeose Wallace. reveal a single death. The river is Ma: president of the | =. Since the flood all th rted int Ethel! Elderman. al depth. Ru- 6 dlothes ¢ att p n } @ Off the streets front ew alities hers are a aoe ig ; will telegraph | sabaiain hotel, The Bh Bessie Mosely aliti are all ie charge collected tomor- | ii ES ERE paqu iL t John Connell. @arities indo 1 © ne 1 stor threw Mrs Adsl days 125 Dead at Troy. TROY, O., March 28.——Twenty- eight cor have been recovered mber of dead in Tr oY Mrs, Lillian Tingley. Two unknown babies. 8. Shunck. FAMILIES FOUND way see Cox's Opponent Helps han $1,000 has been contrib oe started by the board of trade here for the ald ¢ flood sufferer At a banquet of the Ohio society at the Maryland hotel last * $500 was raise feed he downtown streets were | float to county affairs are serious enough to demand the calling of a g jury” emphatically declared County Commissioner McKenzie t ners for two yea k “As chairman of the board of commi the fund * the Ohio |] seen enough crooked things to convince me that the public is gett 1 “tree tops, the vic- the worst of it. | certainly will assist the proper public off Ollie Seattle. ed from hunger and A number ndies were bringing about a thorough investigation and this can only be a grand jury” LASHED TOGETHER) ersne« Mrs. Tree. It may ve {mpc r these for days. “The Star is right when it says that the graft charges pertaining El i ' ; candidate for gov : Unidentified bodies, man and L. eae Da a I am in the midst of an investigation of se f on lene early today, Scores ran about a 5 RES Re ernor of Ohio again ) t ; . Pen j 8 March 28 ne e erying ou e ( f : lonaire automobile manufacturer enumerate y The ar ir A : COLUMBUS, 0. Ma . t stree ying out t Unidentified man, woman and] # When Harold Lindholtz # jonair 1 + Gov, Gan me , I “Pa ‘ I he property ic throughout names of relatives asking if hild i. hia rained: ? wired a ng J ! u the state was estimated today anyone had seen them Two unidentified men H ; oan firs lirect | positively th go to the very ttor ft at $100,000,000 J. €. Vestal and wife and Unidentified girt o etat 4 held ee bi “andl F le t tone unturned . clone! Bryson Barger, com: a ian ana’ sine th ut el ry Penny Relief Pian / . : fees na Peutth. caniiont Sil Wie Saami . che * Judge 1's co} I night, ® ee ste tak “eave | nretared | yey ether 1 aks page opts manding the u 0 wife, were rescued t y Miss Lucy Abel. lidar the ‘tnis: Guu aan DENVE possbenid ae oN eM A ; | ‘of the state militia, estimated had been marooned in a house Unidentified woman. * voted from the very first bal # ee ment to ha Bane € ca , i ae, | 100 corpses have been located which has been floating ut Unidentified girl w tot that Conrad was * ; at neo Mar for the Ohi \ 5 n has been particular ‘ on Colu west side the flood waters sinc: Tue C an Heberle Se cuhie ot acini ham. " rers was|the | ve ne evidence . z e Is lsolated 4 day Nine unidentified men, taken] # from the hone con * Mrs. Mary| ups” in the election frauds. [t is p ‘ Is. Impossibie to serie ones ‘When the water started ris- {| from near Ohio Foundry Co & The other 11 furore ‘Yoted to ble, however, that the endent of| y/ investigat } that there are 160 dead and .” sartt Gracey, “we went to || Youth, aged 24, unidentified. noquit hit judge Giant & ) ‘ a there starving @ eacond stor Ve stood a ae pmnencinasiioneenadl 7 cove aan aaegen WS) prenr ; would raise ot b muepteeas, ef thee deeds at : oe * wanted to know why they Nest floods. In that ©! 600 in Colorado F | 444 “ pe chaira when the water reached Lest We Forget. * couldn't agree * ee amok Weattlo un jC Pees F io ea eon} Dayton vary from 100 to 2,000 our hips, We wrapped sheets e exuber ve first|® “Well,” drawled oltz, : Chicago to Front : » he huthority t Special trains, manned t around us for shrouds and nd Easter styles we apr ni those kind of people are # . st se CHICAGO, March 28.—Contrib em f Ing inal] state troops, are making ¢ tied ourseives tonether so we : f the spring (& guilty... 1 know that kind bs tions of Chicago re dents tl ary 5 M forts to reach Zanesville and would not be parted by deat , ¢ ne eR RO RRR ae : besides several trainloads of sur should compel the summoning of| epecial train, is trying to get cards to our clothes so ou = oe ‘ arin the samo manner as fe | through to Dayton. F ers es id be recognized.” eae es : ! bodies wou ognized B.A. Hawk : Sacramento Gives Aid grand juries now regularly convened are trying to reach thousands Colone! Barger today ordered 3 : SACRAMENTO, March 28.—Fif. In the meantime, the question of calling a grand Jury will be of persons who still are ma his troops to shoot down n hundred dollars was collected| taken up a regular meting of the Municipal league Saturday. The rooned on the West Side here the spot any man caught loot Hl sa ¥ vesterday by the various civic, com league has been investigating most of the charges leveled against Several bodies lashed to tree ing M ft) Id le ister and + ted the matter to rcial and religious bodies for the) city and county officials , . ‘ wii tope have been found. Death Josephine Underwood, aged 0 r meer 204 ballet of flood sufferers The league had a committee tn attendance at the | was due to exposure 11, was found frozen to deat! mittee hearing of the graft charg ‘ i alth de Several hundred were ree ina tree today. Mrs. B. T —- 'd President O. B, TI maon, “and will, no doubt, n ut] Gued from the West Side here | and baby were found dead what action will be taken 1# of ¢ "| theic attle.” They had tain on . : LONE WOMAN, sae" Join the Y.M.C.A. You could not place the boys in a better PRETTY FAIR MEAL | KKK his clothing read: “Waiter ® " arried from the courtroom dead or ms * * Taylor r * . 4 ree 8 Oe ee ae and Miao ie wi Bey” aaa ae | yusand extra copies * Albert Dutolt, a Hocking val institution. The Y. M. C. A., established - da es, stenographer, ties rp here, bas & mon. |% veraity pt Washing #] gate for the companionship of ley engineer, was miles away primarily for the moral and physical up- r : wounds rrteeggiaee hells ip ant. Jack carrying the bh 1e, ahe was alone uesday when he heard of the ai r When the great needle had swunk| atroun appetite, Cant. Jack ; my, eport of the #18 f port flood. He uncoupled his engine I} oe of baba. — 2 = <7 S tod wily backward for the last time} GO°17 0 the other day bet were ted 1 aroused the pity of Mre.| and d here over the water as demonstrate eyon ioubt its effi- 4 and ( the eurrent was shut off,| 80 (20 Mee at he could eat |* a8 one has te hg SIA. Ba tt as yiOES romy) (COvereE Trash fue wile and i in this li Ke he bi ff thi Paes ne death to the “patriarch ' Blind O'D *® this morn in an effort ra . “rere der * four children were trapped in ciency in this line. eep the boys off the Gale for the quintuple tthe Allon olan 200, Jig: | ROO ee te ee # raise funds for the flood sut. x! : 4 alent thelr home. Dutoit crossed the street. Let them meet other boys. Let e thouse 1 a centu wy! Gen oh ts entare< ferer mittee of sixty w | Ave ‘ Fifth av, bridge in water waist z 4 age ; See a. taetatett Lod outa ts ge e power for sity 1 le studer ug collected ‘over $100. x} Thin Morne Lf Ret daaa, Gut goldtarelrafuhed te i} i the Y. M. C. A. help you to bring them up NS Bees r+ ols gaan : enerations, and A jabase rot ORT RO OO ® Jerry R4rdan, presid te | bed Bae ; é tow him to go to the West Side, || » . ; ater th O dated senerations, | and Kleve snd of oot Ri araiay boas aes mo | the ‘beds wa wi He. Aa ie ge Wea a better and stronger men.. The Star is Te cage / han which t . ail f breed, wae & wired Gov. Cox, of Ohio, #| Phe coromer anc i Shubin Gy: tne masiilacee nad running a Y. M. C. A. membership contest om Mane afte . (| me Allens have por die # the students were contribu einotities, wae ce carried each member of his | and is giving away a free membership to =; : prt their power s lw to the relief funds * 00) ef ; eae family to safety, | psa, me reprieve had ad (sty Woe egy nig x 4 | much ¢ eee the Y.M. C. A. to every boy who will give a Against +) became more t It wa ; after | ROR ARRON RR if | ' ‘ . nf thes ro Wa fury their boast that f th reed , of ates ‘ fanor , urs’ work to The Star. et your om ce Biaee ager - - ave God's and ot |RAVE NS HAVE BEST | <* ’ ono. FALL. MAY BE FATAL | baflige " y ——; inter - he seer iie : | BREMERTON, Wash. March 2 OF FIGHT SO FAR ’ * : ’ boys down to The Stay office and let them - : €n ol aehekes sund Victor Allen|—Two stern-wher urges bal ba bie morgue, Pollce M oods Viman, aged 6, 6 new \ talk with Mr. Parish or Mr. Weatherbee, tri t an | guilt ita boast, | h Ave been orde AVENE Ebiea plavers n Hlenrigtt ! he death. in a local hospital today « who will explain the contest. fa and minerolc - bags, because ravens fol! ng the| had 1 ne 4 school at Tukwila, to which he| who Me eee everest of the navy de- {players fly away with the balls after | charge ft aonmanet We. bad been sent by his father 7 the -~ - . ‘ iy asuaities ster an u he . b Attorney Thornton | osecuting| partment, The barges will TO ne 1 yang ne Nerreree | He 8 |lives in the Royal hotel here, a, Sheriff Lew Webb were | Attorney Foster mortally wountedgs built ut the navy yard bare 23 balls, five rav Sip massage ies. as". ~