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DEAD AT
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NOWN
DAYTON
NEW INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMI SSION
m
TED AT NOON
DAYTON', Ohio, March 28. The
known dead here at noon today are:
Oorfto Merganthaler, 3. N. Hater
atlck, manager Dell Telophono com
liany; L. 0. llattpt, police captain;
throo children; Mrs. Collins and
child, Lllllo Klphraau, Mrs, Schmidt,
Mrs. Bend, unknown girl, aged 13.
Anto Shartlo, Mrs. Carrlo Stannti,
Mm. Thompson, Ooorxn Schwartt,
Smller (Ittpp. Jr.; Jesalo Wallace,
Rthel Rlderaian, Bcsetc Mosley, John
Connctl, Mra. Atel, Mrs. Lillian Ting
ley, two unknown babies.
Mrs. Shuunck', John P. Oarber.
Arthur Slat, Ooetschal, Ollle
Seattlo, Patrolman Wlllet, Carl
Ducur, Mra. Tree, untdentltled bod-
lea of man and woman, unidentified
man, -woman and child; two uniden
tified men, unidentified girls.
Miss Bohn, Mra. Lucy Abel, uni
dentified woman, unidentified ? year
old girl, Christian Hcbcrlo, nlno un
identified men taken from near Ohio
Foundry company's plant; youth,
aged 24, unidentified.
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DE
GUILD
TO
HELP SUFFERERS
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion, which must study (lie accounts
and operation of every railroad in the
country which crosses the herder of
n state, now has before it tho largest
task yet undertaken. It must place
a physical valuation ou every one of
these road. The cost is estimated
nt $0,000,000, for scores of clerks
nuri engineers nuts bo employed for
seternl years in the work.
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion is complete ttRnin since Wondrow
Wilson became president. lie re
iiominuted foliar C. Clark, the chair
man, ami the senate quickly confirm
ed. Then he mimed John II. Marble,
CAIRO PEOPLE IREDDY'S
RAILROAD
FROZEN TO DEAF
ON ATTIC RAFTERS
COLUMI1US, Ohio., March 28.
Josephine Underwood, aged 11 years,
was found frown to death in a tree
today. Mra. B. Tobin and baby were
found dead Jn their attic They had
lain on the rafters sinco Tuesday.
A 10-monts old baby was found
alivo in ono attic He was warmly
wrapped and smiled at liia rescuers.
A note pinned to his clothing; read:
"Walter Taylor."
Albert Dutoit, a ITeckinj: Valley en
pinccr, was six miles from Dayton
Tuesday when he heard of the flood
He uncopuled his enjrinc and sped
hero over the water-covered tracks.
His wife nnd four children were
'trapped in their home. Putoit crossed
the Fifth avenue bridge n water waist
deep, but soldirrs refused to allow
him to go to the West Side. Thurs
day, however, Dutoit sneaked by the
soldiers and carried each member of
his family to safety.
Kpidemies of measles and typhoid
are rnp,inj; anions the rcfugvtw in
Terre Haute, who are without doc
tors. Five persons arc known to
have drowned in floods west of thnt
oily.
START MOVEMENT
TO PARDON PATTERSON
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 28. A
movement was sUrtod here today
for the pardon of John Patterson of
Dayton, president of tho National
Cash Register company, recently
sentenced to a year's Imprisonment
on a charge of violating tho Sherman
auti-trust law. Friends of tho mil
lionaire believe he Is entitled to con
sideration because of his attitude to
ward flood victims in Dayton. Pat
terson has spent thousands of dol
lars for the relief of sufferers.
FLEEING
FLOOD
BEING INCORPORATED
secretary of the cotninilon for the
pints ninde vacant when Franklin
K. Line was ohoen for tho cabinet.
(The member of the rouunisMoii
from left to rij;ht nro Imtthnxur II.
Meyer, James S. Harlan, Jndson C.
Clemonts, Chnhman Clark, Charles A.
l'onily, C. C. MeChord, and John II.
Marble.
SUN SPOTS TO
BRING
DOWNPOUR
CAIRO, HI.. March 2S.- Tho Ohio
river has renehed n stnj;e of 4".G feet,
several inches above the danger line,
and residents of tho low lyuin dis
tricts are fleeing to higher ground.
The Mississippi is reported to have
broken through n leee several miles
below Cairo.
The city has hundreds of laborers
preparing the levees here to with
stand n record rise.
SCANTLIN NOT BACKING
T
1'OIiTI.AM), Or., March 2S.
Judge John I. Childs, of the superior
court of Del Norto county, Califor
nia, who is in the city today stated
that the Grants Pas & Crescent City
Itailroad eomnanv. which will file ar
ticles of incorporation today or to
morrow nt Salem, will build n rail
road from Crescent City to Grants
Pass. The company's capital stock
is $.,000,00l.
J. F. Heddy and W. 11. Harmon of
Mcdford nnd I- C. (Jilkey of Orants
Pass nre the iucorjwrators of the
road. The distance between Grants
Pasa aud Crescent City U about 100
wiles.
ESTIMATES CUT DOWN
(Continued from Face 1)
To the Hdltor. In the Issue of
the Mall Tribune of March 26. 1913,
the following statements were made:
"That T. E. Scantlln Is financing
the foothills irrigation project.
"Thai tho Walt tract cast of Ash
land has signed up for water under
this project."
For tho benefit of all concerned I
wish to stato that neither the above
statements aro facts.
FOOTHILLS IRRIGATION CO.,
Dy T. W. 0good.
1 SUICIDE. 2 DEATHS
FROM OMAHA CYCLONE
DELAYED BY FLOOD
ABOARD GOVERNMENT'S SPE
CIAL TRAIN. Ultietlelds. W. Va.,
March 58. "I Intend to reach tho
flood district If I have to go via
tho Canadian Pacific or In an aero
plane. It will be practically Impos
sible for tho president to reach Ohio
now. I will adrUn him not to at
tempt It."
SANTA CI.AHA, Cnl., March 28.-
Sun sjxitM, apparent nt the piesont
time, uro to cause rainstorms in the
stnlo from this date until early in
June, according to obsorvntioux made
here today by Father J. S. Ilicurd,
astronomer at the Catholic Univer
sity of bantu Clara. The recent
tonus here and In the east were pre
dicted with accuracy by Father
lticard.
According to his observations, the
northern hjots on the sun indicate
stonns tomorrow, April 1 to , 8 to
11, 15 to 17, ai to '24, U? to 30, May
4 to 7, 11 to H, 17 to 20, 2-1 to 27,
and Jane 1 to 4.
The southern ppofu indicate storms
tomorrow, April 1 to 4, 7 to 11, 14 to
18, 21 to 24, 28 to Muy 1, May I to
7, 11 to 111, 18 to 22, 21 to 27, nnd
June 1 to 4.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Mnrch 28.
Destroying every house in tho plnea
hut cruising no fatalities a far as in
known, n tornado leveled the town of
Lulu, Mo., near hero today.
Ki'llef woik for the flood sufferers
is being enriivd on here under the
direction of the Mcdford Commercial
Club mil the Indies Guild of St Mmks
church. A lurue minutltv of supplies
is being collected while the cash dona
tions which will reach into (ho linn
dieds, will he wired Governor Cox.
Articles to he sent Hood sufferers
of Ohio nnd tiidiuim will he collected
by thn Indies of St. Mark's Guild.
Articles can be left at St. Mark's hull
until Monday afternoon when tllcy
will bu shipped. Medium wetuht
clothing nnd underwear, shoes secure
ly tied in pairs, nru desired, lor
further information cnll or sec Mrs.
Glenn Fnbrick of Mrs. William nudge.
FIFTY-YEAR SENTENCE
FOR CRIME OF RAPE
RTATK CAPlTOI SACUAMKNTO,
Cal.. March ''8. The California
senate today pasted the Duller hill
raising the minimum penally for rape
from 10 to All vears in the state
pmun. In onsen inolnig women ho
twecn the nges of 10 and lh the meas
ure allows tho jury to determine
whether tho offense was u misde
meanor or n felony.
Clean floors, doors, woodwork with
GOLD DUST
Gold Dust is such a marvelouscleanser
that a little of the product sprinkled in
your scrubbing water will save you
most of the hackwork and clean much
more quickly and thoroughly than any
other way.
For anything and everything about
the house Gold -
Dust is the best The GOLD DUST TWINS
known cleanser. nYr creak A Date
Try it once and
i
use it
al-
you'll
ways.
Do not use sonp, naphtha,
borax, soda, Rmmonin or koro
sono with Gold Dust. Gold
Dust hns nil desirable quali
ties in a perfectly harmless
and lasting form.
Bpp
AndRest on the 7th Day
Freckle - Face
February ami March llring Out I'll-
MghUr Hpot.s. Ilotv lo lt--
iiioto IXslly.
Do you know how cany It Is to
remove thoiio ugly spots no that no
ono will call you freckle-faro?
Simply get an ounce of othlne,
double atrength, from your drunKlal
and a few application nhould show
you how easy It In to rid yournelf
of freckles anil get a beuutlfiil com
plexion. The Biin and winds In Feb
ruary nnd March have a strong ten
dency to bring out freckles, and as a
result morn othlne Is gold In these
months, llo sure to ask for the
doublo Htrength othlne, us this Is sold
under guarantee, of money bark If It
falls to remove, tho freckles.
OMAHA, Neb.. March 2S. One
suicide and two deaths from Injuries
were today's aftermath of the ter
rific tornado that swept this city
Sunday. Frank Orojean, 41, anl
Helen Hodges, 8, who wero crushed
in tho ruins of their homes, died at
a local hospital. Thomas Ilarrup,
48, although not Injured in the tor
nado which destroyed his home,
brooded over tho affair until his
mind gave way and ho took his life
today.
prepared for death, and wero glad to
be alive even In watersoaked streets.
Xluo lVrlsli at Coshocton.
CLKVELAND, Ohio, March 28.-
A telephone message received hero
this afternoon from Coshocton said
nlno persons had perished in the
flood there.
A raewwgo from RlUton said that
42 chlldreu wero penned In the
Bchoolhouse there.. Food has been
sent them, however, and tuoy will
bo rescued.
Dead at Hamilton.
HAMILTON, Oh.lo, March 28.
rtcscuers estimate tho dead here at
100 to 500, F)Ity corpses are idcn
titled and there aro hundreds miss
ing. Tho streets are piled high with
debrla and It Is supposed many of
tho dead aro covered by it, The
damage here is conservatively call
in a tod a(. 15,000,00.
J S3 Dead ai Troy.
TltOV, Ohio, March 28. Twonty
eight corpses havu Icon recovered
hero, Tho numbeV of dead in Troy
now Is estimated at J 20.
1 Curpss are vlsllilo In tree taps,
the victims having died from hunger
and exposure, A'numbor of bodies
were seen in bushee and it may be
Impossible to recover theso for days.
TO IE TOP TO I
COLUMRUS, Ohio, March 28. One
of the snddest stories ever told wan
reported by rcscucrg here todny.
Horry Kcyes, n youn man, waded
through water up to his armpits to
his sick mother's home nnd curried
her outside. Then ho climbed to the
topmost limb of a treo with her. She
died in his nnns. ICeyes, his body
blinking with nobs, was found todny
(till holding the corpho in his arniH.
ROCKEFELLER SENDS $5000;
HENRY C. FRICK $10,000
WASHINGTON', March 28. John
P. Rockefeller today cnt iho Red
Cross society .?i000 for tho relief of
tho flood sufferer. Henry C. Ficl:
hent $10,000.
Ideftlver
.Collars
Irt longett in UuoJmog hold hpe.
Try thto it will py you. The oewet
hpe U ihe Pembroke, with UNOCORD
-SNAP.ON" BUTTONHOLE.
mtjgl r"'""1"' ""t i an. m
ml -J
U'i
2 for 25c
I'cmbfoke, J J II In. Keiuelt, 1 316 hi.
Challum, I lit.
CEO. P. IDC & CO.
Alio Makers ol Ida Shirts
TROV, N. Y,
NEW SPRING SHOWING
Of Coats, Suits, Dresses, Millibery, Etc., Is Now at Its Best
The
Style Craft
Coats
a
Young
This line of conls is In
class by themselves.
v omen want
clothes with plenty of
"life" and "snnpp" to
them. In Style Craft gar
ments they get both. Our
lino has never been so
complete as at this time.
Coats to fit the junior, the
miss, women and stouts.
If it is a really smart stylo
you aro looking for see our
showing of Stylo Craft
Coats. Truck we do not
handle. Priced 13.50 to
$37.50
H Sif
MILLINERY
Style Craft
Tailored
Suits
The last word in style
has been added to these
new Style Craft models.
These are priced $20 to
15
Tailored Suits
Specially priced
$15
One lot of Tailored Suits
in new spring mixtures,
navy blue serges, otc, sat
in or Peau do Cygne lined,
newest spring models that
are a good value at $18.'o0
and $20. specially priced
$15
There is hardly an article of apparel in which women tako more interest
than millinery. This department lias been thronged with enthusiastic custom
ers who have told us our styles aud offerings and selection is better than any
in the city. Wo tell this not in a spirit of boas tf uluess, but as a statement of
fact which will interest all women.
MESSALINE AND TAF
FETA SILK PET
TICOATS Black, white and colors,
extra special $1.98
Home of
La Grecque
Corsets
WASH DRESSES $1.19
Extra special for Satur
day a lino of wash drosses
in percales and ginghams,
values to $.1.
Special $1.19
ARMOR PLATE
HOSIERY
for women. Tho best wear
ing IIoso made, ton differ
ent styles and weights
hero to choose from, guar
anteed. 25 pair
"Niagara
Maid"
Silk Gloves
Lt tht COLD DUST TWINS
o yourtvoih"
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chicago
ssssk4ss)ssl LEAVES
Smmmmm N0 0ARB0N
W&aW STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Hemingway's Lead
Arsenate
Tho hrand which Is urcd In all of tho nrcat applo i:rownrt dlilrlrts
of tho rniintrr--Wmtirn Now York, MIchlKitn, tho llluo Illdiw
Slopes, tho Ozarks and tho fame ns vulteya of the Kreat North writ
HEMINGWAY'S LEAD ARSENATE
Is of tho hlr.hott Htandard of n: nnfartiiro. Wc claim tho following
points of superiority;
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
I. e., fineness of Rrnln nnd easo In Ihltinlnc down In water
CORRECT ANALYSIS
I. o.. full percontnRo of Arsnl) Oxldo (not lesi than in per rent)
nmt no more thsn a truce of Soluble Atseiilo
WHITi: l'OK IIOOKM.T AXJi I'lllOKS
Stocks Carried by KERR, GIFFORD & CO.
I'nrtland, OnK"U
HEMINGWAY'S LONDON PURPLE CO., LTD.
til Water Street, Now York, N. V,
rr
PLAN YOUR TRIP THROUGH
CALIFORNIA
Till: I .AND Ol'
Sunshine and Flowers
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A TIIOItOUrillliY IvNJOVAIH.i: ItOUTK
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Atlractlvo scnsldo rexorts, famouti hotelH, hot nprlnns nnd
outdoor sports. At Pasadena thn world fumed ostrich farms
and MiiKiiiricont homes. At Sail lioihunllnii and Illvorrildo
tho ormiKU i;rovoH, At Cutnllna, the wonderful nuhmnrluo
imrduns, mid nt vurlouft nthnr polnta attractions that dullcht
tho oyo and Inform tho mind,
I(nv Ono Way or Hound Trip l'lircst
Itoiind trip tlclteta to Los Andca on wain il.'illy with lmu;
return limit and atop-nvara "t will. If you wIhIi to ko nt lit
further south or rant, tlckatu via all roll, or roll and steamer
throuiih Now Orleans can ho bccuioiI at roasoiiublu ratou.
rnrthor iinrllculnra on application to any AkoiiI. AhIc for do
snlptlvo llteraturo on nOllforiiht, or "Waysldo Notim," ilottcrlliliiK
trip Suit KrauclHco to Now Orloauii,
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