The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1918, Page 2

ICE FLOE TAKES HEAVY TOLL 54 years service to the homefurnisher! | MANY DIE AND | credit Wour =|, TO PROPERTY ~ CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan, 30 Good Terms Kk . Millions of dollare loss in property CREDIT e. § aa damage has been caused by floods GooD HER West Virginia, in the past 48 hours, Aw a result of huge ice « dammed strea Several lives ports from > early today, stated that and fireman of a ferry drowned when they Jur water after the lee. ru boat, ‘They remained aboard all nt to keep up steam Logan, W. Va., dispatches today ay that Mra, A. HL Bais and Wil Ham Clark were drowned late you | terday Under the force of the flood pour: ing down from the swollen West! \ Virginia tributaries, the icelocked Ohio river is breaking im all the towns above here, and heavy damage in threatened } At 4:30 a. m, today, the toe gore |broke at New Richmond, Ohio, 20 ractiv | miles from here, A ferry boat was) Witliam and ltorn loose, but was not carried away Teck aeare because of the ice around it. The} | water rose ten feet. It in feared the water will reach many homer. | At Ripley, Ohio, the water rose 12 feet, carrying the wharf boat, | }loaded with freigh } Vacuum lunch kit: The first wa © has passed Mane | SERVICE BAGS: |yecial— oo og $4— to S7— $2.19 —euighams yar wi Ww ular cS | me Sana” § Tac eh . | $10,000,000 LOSS IN x | | SOUTHERN ICE FLOODS neat green and metal 3 | CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.—Propert arrying | kit: Hoas, which, it is extimated, may ru enough to mechanie's ‘7 |more than $10,000,000, and three 9 will Keep . deaths, wan the toll today of the Gither hot or cold a flooda which are sweeping parts of ay iy ey y Ohio, Kentucky, Tenneases, Wert wees oo Virginia, Indiana and Pennsylvania Loss in boats is already estimated lat more than two million dollars. The total loxs in West Virginia tx entimated at $5,000,000. Blair, Went Va. is cut off, moving ice having torn out a large section of the tracks, and all wires are dows It will be weeks before conditions are normal again FLOOD AT CINCINNATI | CINCINNATI, Jan. 36.—The crest ot water in the Oblo river, breaking lup the ice and destroying thousands | OREGON FACULTY MEN |eacned Cincinnat! todays | aq ARE AT CAMP LEWIS) ,,2>° frinding ice fics fe on | Staff Correspondent packets, tow boats, house boats, CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Jan. 30— | launches, coal and sand barges were On the invitation of Brig. Gen. Fre.) torn from their moorings. The hulle | Sas 8. Foltz, commanding general, | of some were pierced by the ice and Professor John F. Bovard and Deanj|they went to the bettom Others | Walker, of the University of Oregon | were carried away faculty, have arrived in camp to take | special instruction at the division! HUGE FLOOD DAMAGE | sehoot of arms, Both the men - instructors of the university cadet); LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan More than 60 steamboats, valued at) corps. Professor Bovard, who is a profens- | $2,000,000, may be crushed to pieces or of zoology, will pay especial at: | When the ice gorge breaks in the [tention to premedic work and gax| Green river. yn | and fiame instruction, while Walkee,| Damage to 27 steambonts that who is director of freshmen athletics,| Were destroyed at Padueah. Ky will spend most of his time bomb|yerterday wae estimated today at A ? throwing. The two will be in camp | $1,200,000 about two weeks and on thelr return cog BARG INS | on n (Mart your bey or giri righ other faculty members will report) mesch ¢ ‘owe are. Oe you been disappointed in| here for study. up the socalled bargains! napa liaise | Savings Stamps are the means.) St special sales, when the) VANCOUVER, B. 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PAGE 2 “BERLIN PLAN MURDEROUS,” BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN WE SPEND HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS FOR SAYS TROTSKY SANITATION United Preas Correspondent PETROGRAD, Jan, 29.—(Delayed Rupsia's pansoviet congress, the voloe of the people, will reject Ger many's peace, as offered at Prent-| according tc Locking the Stable After the Horse Is Stolen arias ot Kicking yourself because you { to be fo failed to ris Just as fool inh, That's Just what some Seat Uo citizens are going to do, tho, if they don’t visit the registration office at once—county-city build ing, first floor, Don’t Put It Off DAA arn When we were fitting up our offices —which, by the way, occupy the entire floor on which we are located — we made up our minds that the very best was none too good for our customers. And one of the principal things we had in mind was complete and thorough SANITATION. We bought the most up-to-date steril- izing apparatus that money could pur- terms murderous We hope Western Purope wil a net | " id bs IS TORPEDOED sis nn) tertlane te garbed in spotlens white at Following ‘Trotaky’s pensimist LONDON, Jan, 30.—The British «peech, the congress adopted resol: | transport Aragon was torpedord and (one sealing the German pe sunk in the eastern Mediterranean tor and approving the € Dee, 36, with » loss of 610 lives, the the 1 viki delegates at Bre admiralty announced today. Litovek This delegation was given A destroyer rescuing survivors was) a free hand in any future nego! also submarined | tions, It was announced today t Sinking of the Osmanieh, a mer-| ‘Treta&ky would leave ton: (Tues all times. In fact there is an air of spot- less cleanliness about this office that will impress you at once, and which we know is sure to please you. ” DR L. RB. CLARK cantile auxiliary, waa also announc-| day) for Hrest-Litovak to continue ed Dec, 31 the discussions with Teuton delege | transport was a veasel of| tions ’ Ministers Kesign ports were sunk a day apart. The Aragon carried 2,000 and the Ow» manieh 800. In the mame statement announc | ing this disaster, the admiralty ar nounced that since the start of the war nine Fritixh transports had been During the mame period, 11,000,000 soldiers have been transported. ure of public opinion there, due ¢ the ministry's efforts to achieve separate peace with Cerman bers of the social revolutionaries a ministry. The Ukrainian rada via London, Jan : England Gives remained tn Pn U. S. Power to my.” maid today lan front The pansoviet congress was in formed that the Ukrainian ministry had been forced to resign by press Rolsheviki supporters and mem. of the left were reported to be forming ates have been recalled from fiwcation of $1,200,000,000 of Rumani | Remember that we offer you the | Since business began it has been a | very highest grade dental work that fundamental principle that quantity ! b pears a ne malt a trades regulates prices to a certain extent. We very er of Oo} a a gradu. ha, as ate registered dentist of the highest pd big a or is La standing in his chosen profession. a ‘the lndivided dans rrfice Every one of them has graduated from | O” Ee Individual case tha beh, : which does only one-half or one-third the best dental colleges and passed the fh Scatiar ‘of tha ciate Diente i of the volume that we do can possibly examination of the State Dental Board. afford to take. Every one of our operators has his cer- tificate from the State Dental Board Cheap dentistry would not be cheap hanging right on the wall in front of at any price. But remember, at this his dental chair in plain sight of all. office you get the very best products : of skilled operators, who have the best We use the very best of materials, | tools made to work with and the best and we guarantee painless work. We materials to use that money can buy. | use genuine “Nevo Caine,” which is val t j aye ant 5 a 1 H Hy clative to the fighting on the Real raft Her Men admitted, even by those unable to ob- F Exa ti ian fr ! D > . tain it, to be by far the best anaes- ree mina on WASHED Britain the | nationals in thin army, Secretary announced to the nenate Monte Sisemol an enemy at tae broke down under heavy tones,” the statement paid ‘This is the firet admission from thetic for dental work that has so far) Come in and let one of our experts «| been discovered. 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BENDER air diplomacy.” oe ee eee ; | |forth every effort to have the Sina Staff Correspondent } Confidential reports show that ®/ date for the filing of income ta WASHINGTON, Jan, 30.—Unrest/srave situation is facing the Aus! statements extended for one a in German and particularly in] trian government in the demands of] or until April 1 Austria-Hungary, is attributed by| {ts people to throw off the militaris- request for this action high government officiaix to “open| tic yoke of the Pan-Germans, | by local business men became This movement has been encour-| maiis and the amount @f | 1 for several weks by the wide | work involved in preparing the 1917 iGROCETERIA C0 HAS | Ibution of this country’s war|statements. Unless this action . | Aims thruout Austria Hungary. 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