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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16

named after and not by the Ottawa
tribe.
The Auglaize River was named by
the Shawanoese. Their words ''cow-
the-na-ka-sepe" meant 'the falling
timber river" The st. Mary's River
was the "Ca-ko-the-ke-sepe," which
to the Shawanoese Indians meant "the
kettle river and Blanchard's Fork of
the Auglaize was "Sha-po-qua-te-
sepe," which was the Shawanoese way
of saying the Tailor's River. Who
Tailor was is not remembered.
Just where the name Mad River
came from and when that river got it
is undetermined. The Shawanoese
called the river "Athe-ne-sepe." Athe-
ne meaning a smooth, fiat stone and
sepe meaning river. Thus to the In
dian Mad River was the Smooth Stone
River.
Again DEPRESSING and this time to
some of Ohio's nearest neighbors, the
narrow strait, Detroit River, was just
that and no more. The Indians call
ed it "Ke-ca-ne-ge," which meant a
narrow water passage or strait.
Licking River, which enters the
Ohio River just opposite Cincinnati,
was the "Ne-pe-pim-me-sepe," Ne-pe-
pim-me was the Shawanoese word
for salt and sepe for river. Thus to
the Indians it was the Salt River.
Kentucky itself is Shawanoese word
and means "at the head of river"
The Kenawha River, entering the
Ohio from West Virginia at Point
Pleasant, has a quaint legend back of
it. The river is or was full of whirl-
pools and from time to time many
Indian swimmers had drowned there
swallowed up, the savages believed,
by an evil spirit which lived in the
water and drew substances down to
the rivers bottom. So they called
the river "Ken-a-ws" which meant
swallowing up"
The Scioto River was named by the
Wyandottes but what the word or
words signify never has been determ-
ined. The Indians used and pronoun-
ced the word as "sci-on-to." A large
Wyandotte village was on the Scioto
where Columbus now stands-the site
of old Franklinton, which Columbus
swallowed up. That the name of the
Wyandotte town was Scionto is only
conjecture by old narrators. 1t might
have been and probably was, the river
getting it's name from the Indian
village and the county getting the
name from the river.
The name "Scioto" came to the
river some time between 1749 and |
1870. The rivers Indian name in 1749 |
was To-ra-da-koin and large Shaw
anoese town by the same name was
at its confluence with the Ohio
where Portsmouth now is-when
Christopher Gist got there in 1851.
1t was called "the Lower Town"
Logstown was "the Upper Town" Il
miles south of Pittsburg.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16
The Eagle State

For more than a century and half
they have endured-the musical
names of rivers, lands and towns the
Indians left to us. Most Ohio Indian
names came from the Shawanoese
many from the Wyandotes and others
from others of the states Indian
nations. Some were named by and
after tribes which comprised the
various nations.
Twisted by white men into "Shaw-
nees," the old tribal name itself was
more musical the way the Indians
pronounced it-"Sha-wa-no." The
same thing goes all along the line
where white men have tried to better
the Indian names still plentiful
throughout the state.
Ohio itself got it's name from the
Ohio River-"Ohio-sepe." 1t is a
Shawanoese name, their "ohio" mean
ing eagle and the "sepe" part of it
meaning river-Eagle River. The
highly enlightened white race left off
the "sepe' part of it, thus leaving
their defendants, through ignorance,
the Eagle without the river. In the
case of the Mississippi, the sepe was
retained and if we knew better we
would not use the word "river" after
Mississippi. 1t already is there.
So, coming from the Shawanoese,
Ohio is not the Buckeye State but is
the Eagle State and is nothing to be
snickered at, at that. The eagle
ranks pretty high among the worlds
birds.
Just where the falicy that Ohio
means beautiful river" came from
is difficult to pin down. 1t does not.
The Indian word for beautiful is
<'kuli" and thus beautiful river would
have been kuli-sepe, which sounds
better than ohio anyway. DEPRESSING
a bit, the Japanese have a word
"ohio" and it means good morning"
But the Japs did not name the Ohio
River nor after it the great state
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16
HERE AND THERE
BY Chester Huber

A neighbor, Reuben Bauman, pur-
chased the 80-acre Watkins farm near
Mt. Cory at public sale last Saturday
afternoon. Thrapp and Warren were
the auctioneers for the sale which
included stock as we'll as land.
A new television and radio sales
room is being built in the rear of the
Shaw grocery in Rawson, Ohio, by
Clinton Staley, who will operate it.
The addition is being constructed of
cement blocks and will measure % by
25 feet.
Frank DIETRICH of Van Buren, is
visiting relatives in Rawson and
vicinity.
C.. L. Smith of Benton Ridge, a
recent News subscriber, has blue rib
bon awards from the State Fair for
his achievements with bees during the
last four years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16

home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles HanlSish.
Mrs. John Chidester east of Beaver
dam is recovering nicely from her
long illness.
c. A. Huber of Bluffton attended
the Moose lodge meeting in Findlay
Monday evening.
Howard Rickley south of Bluffton
Is a very busy man these days. He
is farming so acres, taking care of
several hundred laying hens, several
hundred bee hives and handling his
own cooking and housework.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16
Roofing for a Ranch House
from SMALL HOMES GUIDE.
Low-Pitched Roof

An ordinary shingle roof will
not offer enough protection for a
low-roofed ranch house. The in
stallation of a suitable roof, a
built-up one, is shown here.
First, a layer of asphalt felt Is
applied, then block insulation is
laid in mopped asphalt over the
felt. and more asphalt is mopped
over the insulation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16
Cpl. MdrQlldrt EnrOute
Home From Korea

Cpl. Norman ]. Marquart, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marquart, and a
1949 graduate of Bluffton High school
is returning to the United States
from Korea, under the army's troop
rotation program.
In Korea since last June, Corp.
Marquart was a track mechanic in
Company A of the seth Tank batal-
lion.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16

IN NORTHWESTERN OHIO
where most ground water supplies are
developed in limestone or dolomite,
observations of the Ohio Department
of Natural Resources show three
year low in the underground supply.
The average deficiency as shown by
wells is less than two feet.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-16

SELLS BROWN SWISS BULL
Maurice Criblez, a Brown Swiss
breeder of Bluffton, has recently sold
the bull, Criblez Tamarind Advancer
1896, to John Schroeder G. Sons,
Columbus Grove.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Only Days Left
FOr'54License

Monroe County drivers who have
no. renewed their licenses are
urged 10 come In Immediately and
do 50, County Judge Raymond r.
Lord said today.
The Judge Is keeping his office
open tomorrow from 3 .. m. 20
~ noon 90 accommodate operators
and shaufieurs wh0 could not &c,
IN during the week. After noon to-
morrow only Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday remain for re.
newsls After 5 p. m. Wednesday.
. penalty Of one dollar wul be
charged In addition 20 the cost Of
the drivers license. be said.
Applications have been tagging
behind renewals a this time last
year. Judge Lord stated. In order
10 AVOID q last-day rush he urged
irtvers 10 come 10 his office IN
the rear Of the County Courthouse
tomorrow and set their renew ais
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
The " edfhernlan
" as Right!

nlck Splaine 81 ne L 5 Weath.
er Bureaa predicted Florenec s
peFewinatlons accurately yesier,
day When he tod . iuncheon meet.
ne 0l the Rotary Club that the
storm woulds 50 thrOagh the VI
eatan channel area. b. passing
key West
Dick took his share q rihhins
from water soaked listeners WHO
claimed TREY didn't haze % find
out from a weatherman. whether
o. nos Il was raining
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
BATTLES FLOOD

Continued from Page One)
NEE River. emptying into Lake
okeechobee, hadn't reached It's
crest. Lake Okeechobee would not
overflow is dikes. butt after the
disastrous hurricanes Of 1875 and
1928, but q high stage would pre-.
vent canals emp,ying their loads
into Il.
Heavy rains flooded some streets
In jacksonville. causing damage TO
pavement. During the past 3s hours
sos inches Of rain fell In that
city. which had record August
rains.
Mayor Leo Foley said 20 10 50
homes In ormond Beach were
threatened by food waters and
two streets were impossible.
Daytona Beach reported 10 90
inehos Of rain last month and sin
inches in September had caused
damage 10 streets and storm sew.
ers there.
Rain prevented or delayed plant.
Ing In volusia County and some
beef cattle were being sold be-
cause pasturelands were flooded.
Mia production was reported of
because Of food conditions.
Acting Dade County Commission
Chairman Preston Bird said II
per cent Of the septic tanks In
q flooded area north of Miami
were imperative and called the
situation there Q health menace. "
Bird said no building permits
viii be issued IN the area and
certificates of occupancy on build.
ings under construction would be
refused.
Hillsborough River north Of Tam.
pa vas out Of It's banks for .
mile or 80 but no damage vas
reported.
Road 500 vest II Melbourne was
closed but Road 100 between West
still paSsable, a. VAS Road Ala
Palm Beach and Pahokee was
near Jupiter. Both were under
water IN spots.
Small craft warnings were up
from the Florida Keys northward
% Myrtle Beach. S. C.. and the
forecast for Florida was cloudy.
windy and showery today and 10.
morrow.
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18th TyPhOOn
Japan Coast

TOKYO R-TAe seasons 18th
typhoon claimed AZ least five lives
and tore up communications 10.
night IS Il churned up the southern
japanese coast. national police
said.
Two ships about 900 niles south
west of Tokyo sent distress calls
and kyodo news agency reported
10 persons missing and possibly
buried in debris AZ Osaka. where
thousands evaeuated their homes.
Police said four persons died al
Nara. near Osaka, and one on the
southern island Of Shlkoku.
The u. s. Air Force weather bu-
reau said Tokyo could expect winds
Of 50 20 IS IN. p. h. from the
storms fringe early Saturday.
Downtown Tokyo had momen.
tAry power hlaekOuts Friday niRht
and in western Japan the storm
badly snarled transportation and
communications.
Heavy rains flooded low areas Of
Kobe and Osaka, IS winds snapped
utility poles and street lamps and
upr0oted trees IN those port cities.
The l0.0o0-ion tanker ChiRuSa
Maru. with q SS-taan crew. radioed
an SOS from off the Xii peninsula
Of HonShu Island. saying Il Vas
adrift. A smaller freighteF with %
aboard Fadioed ;hat Il had run
aground near Osaka.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
TESTS SHOW SEWER
Continued from Page OnsI

square inch. another al 1921
pounds and q third az 1904 pounds.
A. first. Il was claimed that
Knopp had not used the proper
procedure In obtaining the samples
and further samples were taken
by boring out more samples which
were sent 10 Miami for testing.
These experiments vindieated
knopp by showing that the con-
crete was no, Of proper strength.
The engineers then agreed 10
redesign the lift station. through
which all Of the city's sewage vii
fl0w 10 the ocean outfall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
JIM KEEN URGES EARLY

NNW3lINIWWW NFWtW NMMN Wt3NF
vote Keen cautioned. Tie Il chair.
man Of the Jaycee Get out The
Vote" campaign.
The registration office Il open
daily from q am. 20 pm. and
Win remain open all day Saturday
20 handle . last minute rush.
To date, only S4l7 voters have
appeared 10 register.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Florence Heads
INorthward In
Gulf OF Mexico

NEW ORLEANS R-Thls advis.
oFy On hurricane FloFense vas
issued By TIE Weather Bureau Of
"a O. m. EST to-day
Hoist hurricane warnings from
Noble. Ala, % S. Marks. Fla..
northsas, storm warnings wesi u
Mobile 10 Grand lsls, La. and
southeast storm warnings south Of
S. MARKS 10 Tampa Bay area
TIE hurricane vas eentered al
10 .. m .tEST) near latitude 9sT.
longitude A.. OF sbous SO miles
south Of Mobile. Ala and moving
northward about ~ niles per hour.
Highest winds estimated 10
niles per hour asar center. Gales
extend 900 miles northeast and 100
niles south and vest Of center
indications are ior a noTthward
movement Al about the same rate.
with .. tendency % curve north
northeast within the next sin 10 u
hours Winds will reach hurricane
force In area Of hurricane display
tonight and tides whl be danger
0usly high from Mobile 10 Cedar
Keys. Fia.
Small Gran from Lake Charles,
Ia. 10 Key West. Fla. should
remain In port. This 10 q severe
hurricane and al interests In dis
play area should take proper pre-.
cautions for protection Of life and
property.
Hurricane warnings are displayed
from Mobile 10 81 Marks and
storm warnings elsewhere from
Grand Isle 10 Tampa Bay area
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
DEATH
WIlLIAM q. MsclINTock

WILLIAM y. MeCltMTOCA
william n. McClintock. -. pass
Cd away this morning 81 bis resi.
denee. II1T Eaton 81. after . short
Illness.
Funeral services win be hsld 20.
morrOw afternoon a. 40 pm.
from the chapel q the Lopez Pun.
eral Home. Rev. Charles II. Meek.
er q the First Congregational
Church will offieiate 81 ths sew.
ices.
Burial vii be in the FAMILY plot.
City Cemetery.
Survivors are the wife. Mrs 10.
Ia McClint0ek: one brother. John
MeClini0ek: and tao sisters. LOui.
- MeChnt0ck and Edna MeClin-
took.
Dade Lodge 10. 10 FGAM win
hold grayeside services. Pallbear.
srs wiIl be selected from the mem
ehrship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

tContinued From Page Onel
slesyed. blue linen dress a taast.
eoloree tulls and velvet hat and
mssehlng gloves Her bouquet vas
q orchids ard lilies a the valley
Hayes EOrs . blue PIN STRIPE
suit with blue IL
Before her marriages % Weues
and Prince Ally. Rita was wet e.
Gilman Edward JudsOn HAYNES
previous wives we're actress 10
anne Dru. dancer Joanne Marshall.
and Nora Flyan Haynes. exaife
Of Erred Flynn. The crooncr 60,
a Nevada divorce "Wednesday from
Nora. VINO obtained q California
decree from him las, week
In connection with his immiKra-
ton difficulties. meantime. the
ho0eymO0ning crooneT could take
cheer from . federal court deei.
SION yesterday 10 Mani. PA
In a similar case q Miami.
Judge John " Holland ruled in
Federal District Court that the re-.
turn Of Harry o Noiler. g.. for
mer Miami Beach newspaper pub.
Usher. from Puerto Rico IN 1851
did not constitute an entry into
The United States within the mean.
lng Of the 1917 Immigration Act e
Puerto Rico and Hawaii are in.
sulaF possessions Of the United
States. Judge Holland held ina,
For . resident alien 10 make a
reehtry, he must so TO q foreign
port"
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The
Weatherman
Saw,


Key West and Vicinity: Partly
eloudy 10 eiosdy with occasional
showers through Saturday: GO,
much change n Temperature. Mod.
craze 70 fresh southeast 10 south.
west winds. Gtrang AZ times of.
shore. moderating somewhat ~
Saturday uight. Highest tempera.
luFs expected saturday about ss
lowest tonight about IS
Florida Cinudy with showers A
north and central portions, partly
cloady win widely scattered hriel
showers IN extreme south portion
through Saturday. Continued windy.
See latest advisory on hurricane.
jacksonville through the FLORIDA
Straits: Fresh 20 moderately
strong 1910 mph. east and south.
east winds possibly increasing
over north portion Saturday. small
craft should remain In port. Cloudy
weather with showers.
East Gulf: See latest advisory
on hurricane. Southeast storm
warnings are displayed from
Tampa Bay northward. Increasing
southeast winds In north p0rtl6n
reaching gale 10 hurricane force
near hurricane center. Fresh 70
moderately strong s0utherly on
Saturday. Cloudy weather with
showers and squalls.
Western Caribbean; Moderate
east and southeast winds coca.
sionally fresh over north portion
today. Partly cloudy weather with
widely scattered showers through
Saturday.
Weather Summary Tor the Tropi.
cal Atlantic. Caribbean Sea Area
and the Eastern Gulf Of Mexico:
See latest advisory on hurricane
Florence. There are no other tropi.
cal disturbances.
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MOTEL MEN ELECT
(continued Prom Pane OneD

tContinued From Pn@n Oneb
Lodge and chairman Bob Harris
win confer with the newly formed
Monroe County Advertising Com.
mission. II was agreed 10 stress
the desirAbility of q program Of
erecting hillbOards along U. 8. ]
north o. Miami. selling the Keys
from Key Largo TO Key West.
They also favor such signs along
the Tamiami Trail and Route a
Is they approach Miami.
'ls 10 eur feeling thsf since sOr
best sslssmsn, Harry TFvmsn.
is nos vim vs, ws will have 10 90
evs end Do Q lsb ~ selling ksy
West snd ire FlsVids Keys. We
have ire best sIlmsss IN ire ne.
ten snd there ls ~ Fessen ~hy
ne rest ~ re seU0tFy sheOld nos
know sbovs ~" Levin said.
IF we have enough billboards
along the highway. the people viii
stop 70 read them. Eventually we
Olght TO have signs on every high.
road In florida telling the story Of
Key West" he added.
Attending yesterdays meeting
in addition 10 those named. were.
Norman Maxwell. Casa Blanca
George Bonamy. Santa Maria /:
Mrs. Hilda Mazur, Atlantic Shores
and Dan Ylke, South Winds.
Also members Of the association
are: the Fl Rancho Motel, the II
Prado. the Cactus Terrace, the
Blue Marlin. the Floridian, Ward 8
Court, the Sea Shell and tia Key
Ambassador Motel.
The next meeting Of the group Is
set for October s al Benny's Cafe
terra. The time ell be u o'clock
noon.
Al Key West Motel owners or
are cordially invited TO
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
New Union For
|LOngshOremen Is
Chartered By AFL

ST. LOUIS N-The AL today
chartered q new lonHshoremen's
union and launched q plan 10 curb
iurisdlctional fights between rival
AFL unions. -
AL President George Meany
issued the new longshoremen's
charter 10 . nine-man group Of
union officials and said the new
union viii be governed temporarily
BY . five-man committee headed
by Meany himself.
The new union Ia 90 replace the
ouSted international Longshore-
mems Association. which the ALL
convention earlier this week ousted
from the AL.
The IA was Kicked out because
crime investigator had accused
II Of harboring criminal elements
on the New York and New Jersey
waterfronts.
The convention, nearing an end
81 its week.long sessions, approved
q plan designed a. . first step
toward curling in,ra.AFL SQUAD
bles over job rightS-thAt Is argu.
ments between rival ALL unions
as to which ones members should
perform various types Of work.
The plan adopted BY the eonven-
ton calls for an immediate study
By O special ALL executive eoun.
ell committee 10 establish disputes
settlement machinery. II also calls
for . conference Of AL union
leaders within sin months 10 try
20 agree on such machinery. Any
plan agreed upon then NAV be put
into effect immediately.
Also coming up today vas q
no raidlng" agreement with the
clio which was due for delegate
approval.
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DIR. LESTER HONORED

Continued From Page Onsl
which include the American Med.
cal Association and the South.
eastern y. S. Surgical Association.
The presentation Of the mem.
bership certificate was made BY
DR.. Max Thorek. founder Of the
College. In cap and gown. DR..
Lester and other surgeons attend.
ed the ceremonies.
The surgeons had earlier met
at the Waldorf Astoria In confer.
ences. DR.. Lester Few up and
back In q day for the presenta.
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
CRAwFIsHERMEN JURY

N~~"a~@@ hNsM @A@ S@Nf
distance. castell replied that he
had Coast and Geodetie Survey
charts marked 10 show the spot
near Conch Key where the men
we're first seen with the traps.
Attorney Porter and the jury
thereupon studied the chart and
wen, over Il carefully with castell
and knight 10 ascertain the loca.
ton of the fishermen.
Judge Caro- asked that consider
alton Of the case continue all the
afternoon session. The jury was
allowed 10 disperse for lunch since
the charge 10 only q mlsdemeanor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
TRAFFIC FINES
fCouunuec Frora Paae lDne)

charge: Fred W. Haupert, $50 and
license suspended for 20 days, on
reckless driving charge: Donald
Jay Wolf. $50 reckless driving and
Bernard L0ven. SIS. drunkenness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

The Tower II London vas bull,
IN 1918 by william the Conquerur
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Per capita consumption Of paper
in the United States Is about u
times the world average.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

The dory. a rowboai about slx.
teen feet loag. is regarded 90 one
oi the wssh4s most seawurShy
small boatS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

tuberculosis Of the bone IN man
usually Is caused BY eating infect.
ed dairy products.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Observations Taken ~ City Office
Key West. Fla. Sep, Is. 1853
ai Q IN. EST
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CNaval Basel

ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Rsfsrsass stssloni Key west
Ttw.m "a aama..A.a a.
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TEMPERATURES
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Citizen Ads Bring Results
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asremsasV tsss LEVEL, 1iee A.AA.
29.so ins.-l0i2.2 mbs.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-14
Social Security Tax Rate Boost Set For January l

JUNEAU - The social security tax rate for persons whose work counts toward old-age and surviv- ors insurance is scheduled to in- crease on the first of January, James c. Browne, manager of the Juneau social security office, re- minded employers and employees today.
 This scheduled increase in tax contribution is in accordance with the 1850 amendments to the social security law, and was enacted by Congress in anticipation of future obligations of the program.
 Employes in jobs covered by the law will have 2 per cent in stead of the present 11a per cent deducted from their pay begin ming with the first of January up to earnings of $36O0 a year; their employers will contribute an equal amount.
 The new rates will apply to all taxable wages paid after Dec. 31, 1853, regardless of when earned.
 In the meantime the Internal Revenue Service reports that en- ployers will be furnished late this year with income tax withholding tables and Federal Insurance Con- tributi0ns Act Social security taxes tables reflecting rates ap- plicable next year.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-14
West Seattle Mother
 Kills Self, 2 Children

SEATTLE, R- A 3O-year-old mother shot and killed her 5-year- old daughter and her 2-year-old son, then turned a rifle on herself in their West Seattle home early Saturday, police reported.
 Dead were Mrs. Margarette Grace Soule, Patricia Ann Soule and Thomas Charles Soule.
 The father, Charles P. Soule Jr., discovered his wife's body in the hallway of their 2-story apart ment when he returned home from his swing shift job at a shipyard.
 Soule, in a state of shock, could give police no explanation for the shooting.