Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-12

The dead:
 Arthur McElfresh, Centrala. Ben Casagranda, Gentralia.
 Warren Grimm, Centralia.
 Dale Hubbard Centralia.
 The wounded include;
 John Earl Watt, Chehalis, not ex- pected to live.
 The shooting began when the par ade grew abreast of the Industrial Workers of the Worlds hall here ac- cording to witnesses, the bullets going over the heads of the crowds watch ing the parade. Onlookers say shots came from every direction and that snipers in the upper windows of the i I. w. w. headquarters building fired into the line.
 McElfresh was killed instantly.
 Grimm, formerly a lieutenant was leading a platoon in the parade and 1 fell at the second burst of fire, mor- tally wounded. Stevens attempted to disarm an alleged I. w. w. and was shot in the struggle which ensued. Hubbard sus- tained his wound in pursuing a sup posed l. w. w. who fired as he ran l from the group of men headed by Hubbard It was this man, accord ing to reports, who was hanged by a | mob tonight,
 Mob Gets Man.
 Seattle, Wash Nov. 11.-About 8 o'clock the mob surrounding the Centralia jail succeeded in getting one of the I. w. WIS arrested out of the jail and into an automobile, rush ing him away before guards could prevent. telephone reports here said.
 At 7:30 tonight the citv's lights suddenly were cut off and 9 vollev of shots rained down Pearl street. It was during this period that the pr;s- oner was taken from .ial and spirit ed away He was rushed toward q nearby wood and hanged from a bridge.
 According to a report telephoned to | the Associated Press here tonight from the Centrala Chronicle, the I. w. ". from iail escorted him to q point just outside the city limits and i hanged him on a bridge on what is known as the old Chehalis military road.
 "The mans body is now hanging on a rope under the bridge about 10 feet from the water" the telephone message said "The ]. w. w. the mob lvnched was the one who shot Dale Hubbard during the fight in the river bed"
 A meeting was held in the Elks club at 7 o'clock D. m. to consider the situation. Immediately follow ing this meeting, which was attended by a large number of service men and citizens, the city lights went out and the l. w. w. prisoner was spirited away.
 Burn Literature.
 Casagrande was in the ranks and a rife bullet struck him in the body "They got me this time," he said as he doubled up and fell in the street The crowd. uniformed and un-uni- formed, started to chase the "reds" and Hubbard was shot while chas- ing one of the leaders.
 Gathering up persons suspected of utilization with the radical order some of the service men took them to jail, while others of the marchers tore out the front of the building where the I. w. w. headquarters were located. seized and burned a quantity of literatore and all the furniture and distributed among themselves and Centralia citizens the arms and ammunition stored 1T the headouarters.
 Meanwhile a crowd was gather ing about the jail. Former service men, some of them armed with the seized weapons and other unarmed patrclled the grounds near the jai to prevent further violence.
 According to ex-service men who said they were present, Hubbard's party caueht the man they were chasing, after he had fired at then several times. on the banks of the Skookumchuch river, small stream which runs through the town. Hub bard and the man grappled. they said, and the supposed l. w. w. fir ed directly into Hubhard's body George Stevens. another of thu crowd chasing the gunmen. kicked the pistol from the I. w. WIS hands A rope then was placed about thu : mans neck. thrown over the cross arm of telephone pole and he was hoisted into the air. The police persuaded the crowd to let the mar | (Continued on page Six.)