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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
MURDER
TRIAL STARTING
San Francisco Man and
Wife Are Facing Jury

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. is,-Four
women and eight men have been Sc
lected ss tho jury 20 try Edgar Wood
cock. alleged ''fiirt murderer" on
trial before Superior Judge Ward.
woodcoek Is charged Jointly with
his wife. Alice Harris woodcoclS
with tho murder Of Edward Kelly.
employe OF a local newspaper. who
was shot on September is Kelly. u
was charged. attempted TO flirt with
Mrs. wocdoock
State Senator william Kehoe Ell.
amined prospective Jurors for the de.
Tense. Assistant District Attorney
Alexander OGrady In conducting the
case for the state.
Mrs. Woodcoek appeared In court
yesterday with her aged parents.
who live at Eureka. Cal woodcock
has aged considerably during his con.
finemcnt lie paid little attention TO
preliminary proceedings.
The courtroom was crowded with
spectators who showed great interest
In tho case. A number Of taiesmen
were excused when they said they
had formed an opinion.
woodcock's attorney win attempt
10 show that tho shooting was nc
cidental.
The prosecution VIII contend that
tho defendant deliberately followed
III. wife Ao~a ~. .t~.~, ..A -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Eden Planned
for aBigTime;
Lost His Roll

Bright lights. women. song and
hard cider will ever be IN. eurw> Of
the ainall.town man who searches for
excitement In the city.
Eden T-aney. iatc citizen OF Ban
don. Ore. viii vouoh for In. thread
bare and slightly modified RdaEc.
Teanay. who admitted n city and
its ways pcrplcxcd him Allghtly. ar.
rived In Seattle recently.
lie started out for a time Monday
night. one would bo led 10 believe
from his lengthy report 20 tho police.
He ran foul of man who pro
fcns-d TO BE- His friend. but who.
T-ancy Ia convinced. wasn't any
such thing. The frIond oaSayed TO
STAGE n party. The party was TO be
held In a room In the Arcade hotel.
Second ave. and University 81.
Teamed furnished SIS 70 start tis.
affair. and ,hon waited patiently un.
III a m. Tuesday for Developments
The friend. who Ia dc.crih~d as being
about Is years old. wore liEht-topp~d
button SHOES. SILK shirt and every.
thing. dashed into the room and an.
nounced thai the women who were
10 add rayrty TO the function had
Just been arrested downstairs.
Tho friend urged that Teaney hide
his money under the mattress. NJ the
police weer on their way up 20 his
room 20 investigate.
Teaney followed instructions. Lat.
er he hundcr for his $50. and II could
not b- found.
II was then he told the police the
sd story Of his life.
Bandon In sosne trek. too. from So
attic. Tcaney sighed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Police Reporter Sees the
Duncan Dancers---and He Can
Almost Hear "Bunkie" Again

dusk and the purple heavens. And
underneath the musio--a kind OF re-
fraln It was--T could get that little
note OF wistful. mournfui musie--as
II Biil were calling me from a great
distance. telling me that he was glad
he was able 90 do his bit.
don't like TO criticise the Duncan
dancers. They gave me too much
pleasure for that. I was sorry they
only gave one performance here. I
wish they would come back to So
attic again.
And I guess the rest Of the audi.
ence thought the same way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
MEXICO FEARED
j. S. DESIGNS?

MEXICO CITY. Dec. i4,--I.uis Ca.
brcra. minister Of IN. treasury. in a
lengthy statement IN the preas to-
day declared that n Mexico had
Joined the allies in the world war.
she would have been absorbed by the
United States. politically and com
mcrciaily.
The present attitude Of the
American) interventlonist press viii
oonfir mthia In tho .yea Of Europe
and South America Cabrera said
The American inporlallsis inter
pref tho Monroe doctrine an meaning
that Mexico In an exclusive camp for
American expansion. The wisdom
OF remaining neutral IN the war In
now proven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

Many people have crooked. protrudinR. or
Irregular teeth. which present un.Nightly
appearance have rectifed this condition
IN many cases. and urge all with teeth in
this condition 20 call and learn how their
teeth may be Strengthened and a wonderful
change made in their appearance.
One OF the great problems affecting thou
sands OF Seattle mon and women today. II
Pyorrhca Briggs disease) which attacks the
teeth. onusing them TO recede from the
gums become loose and finally drop out.
But--Pyorrhsa. onco thought 10 be incurable
can now be ruccesHfuiiy treated and cleaned
up. a method has come into existanoe
that has produced such remarkable results
that We are using the system In this office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Jurors Are Fed
Up on Saccharin

ST. louis. Dec. I6l-(Unitcd
press.l--Jurors. bearing the case OF
the government against the Mon.
santo Che,mical company. were fed
ON saccharin today.
The government prepared a meal
OF pies. cakes. candles and other
deiloacies. swectening them with sac.
charm. attempting to prove saccharin
In not n substitute for sugar.
The chemical company is charged
with violation OF the pure food law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Giant Krupps Plant Has Been Turned Into
Machinery Plant-Cannon Are Broken Up

immense plant saw big guns be-
Ing broken up and scrapped- saw
how big departments. formerly de-
voted 20 fuifniment Of tho linden
burg program. either were budding
into manufacture OF locomotives
cars. ties. accounting machines.
cream separators etc. or were TEN.
porariiy idle. awaiting the time when
Krupp efficiency should transform
them into factories pulsating with
peace time pursuits.
We are ready to undertake any.
thing which can be profitabiy made
and which win conform with the
Krupp standards OF efficiency and
quality" Herr Krupp Won Bohlen
told me. For instance, we may
make. as a single item. n portable
dust and refuse receptacle. Hereto.
foro these were produced by indlyid-
uals. but they can be made on a
large scale. according to certain
standards.
We expect, in the course OF the
next six months. to turn out one
locomotive arn 10 cars daily. We
are ready 20 supply entire railway
systems. All we need now IL orders. +"
IL may be stated Krupps intend 10
remain n German concern.
incidentally Herr Krupp Won
Bohlen ridiculed the idea that the
former kaiser was a storekeeper, or
even that the government was inter.
ested financially in Krupps.
Employees in the Essen plant
proper in July. 1914. were Af.2G3, and
in other works. 3o.o2s. total OF
so.29I In June, 1918, Essen employ.
ed 1880 and the outside works
8 .s4i. a total OF 17f,ooi. To-day. the
Essen plant has s4,75S and tho out.
side works 4c,11s. a total of s4.s84.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Sentence Pandolfo
to Ten-Year Term

CHICAGO. Dec. 1G.-Samuel c.
Pandolfo. former president OF the
Pan Motor company. recently con.
victed OF using the malls TO defraud.
was sentenced to 10 years IN Loaven.
worth and fined $4,000 by Judge
Lands today.
A stay OF sentence was granted
Pandolfo by the United States court
OF appeals. pending carrying the case
10 "A higher court Pandolfo was re.
leased on 5000 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

has-whether by some fault of ita
own or MOI. may be left out Of the
puestion-undergon a series Of
heavy losses. In consequence OF
which II has run into debts consider.
ably exceeding its own resources. .
said Herr Krupp Won Bohlen.
mo managing director OF such a
concern. with any sense OF his re-
sponsibility In its future. would think
Of starting anew by spending all his
working stock in order TO pay his
present liabilities. on the contrary.
he would try TO secure new means
n order To enlarge his present stock
and meet his past and present oblign-
tons by further products Of his
works.
Germany has been crippled by the
war. and II IL for the new genera,
tons growing into manhood to come
TO the test OF strength. We will have
to bear the greater part OF the pres.
ent burdens. which, IL paid off by
the present generation. wounded and
bled as IL is. after five years OF war
fare. would kill us and our off.
springs. thus preventing Cermany's
present creditors from getting the
great part OF what is their due"
Previous 10 meeting Herr Krupp
Won Bohlen. had already talked
with several OF the leading men OF
Europe, who are interested In see
ing their country and their plant
back on their feet. Among these
were Herr Fritz Homann. Herr
Geheimrat Weifeldt and DR.. Sheriff
All expressed positive and none too
optimistic views Of Germany's pres
ent situation. but had certain de-.
gree OF hope for the future, provided
the rest OF the world was willing
to bury the Ratchet" and extend
credit.
Herr Homann showed me over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

Marginal way. Wednesday morning
at O'Clock. II ~an announced Tues.
day. The candy viii be sold at price.
Tar below nose people ar. no.
ouatoned 10 nay. and. ms tho goodies
viii be sold 20 purchasers in limited
amounts there viii be enough 20 20
Around--for about two days
but be that as II may. there IL
enough candy In the shipment.
army men state. 10 give three and
ons'hAif stomach aches TO every KID
In Seattle. and 10 have n little ,cf,
over To Eiye indigestion to som. Of
the grow n-ups with a sweet tooth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Husband Missing
as Wife Succumbs

Mrs. George Kinney. wife OF DR..
George Kinney. Seattle physician.
died Monday night OF pneumonia in
the city hospital.
The body was removed TO the
morgue pending the location OF DR..
Kinney. whose whereabouts are un-
known. Mrs. Kinney was a gradu.
ate nurse Of Mt SIM hospital Of
New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Eighty-Four Cents
Stolen, 5000 Left

Thieves in 4 double robbery at.
tempt rarly Tuesday morning oh
tained ~ cents. overlooking 1900 In
caxh.
The Pearl Mea, market. 5ssi isth
ave. ". e. was robbed OF 81 ccntsA
The $500 overlooked WINS In the Of.
flee deak.
Several holes were bor~d I'm the
door OF tho Pearl grocery store next
door. Tho burglars were evidently
frightened away before they had an
opportunity to ransack the store
~. Nlshida. Skagit hotel. 7oTh
First ave. s.. reported his raincoat.
containing sass In cash. stolen from
n cioset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Bandit Gets $l57,
Then Runs Away

A lone hIwhwsyman robbed o. +.
Manifold. Of Rentcr. and John Nc
Fariand. empioye Of tho Crystal
Pool Athletic club. Of iisr a, Terry
ave. and Virginia st. at $40 a. m.
Tuesday.
Manifold. who reported 10 the po-
lice. said they w-rr going home when
accosted by the highwayrnan. who
appeared to be about Is years old
He pulled q gun and commanded
them 70 hand over their money.
The men complied with his DE-.
mands. and the robbcr disappeared
on the run down q dark side street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
SOLDIERS WIFE WAS
ALREADY MARRIED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. lev
w. Wiswell. an ex.servico man. now
employed with the telephone com.
pany. was today granted an annul.
ment OF marriage from Jane T.. wis.
well. Deception on her part. he
says, made him marry hor in 1915.
thinking she was a single woman.
while she was still the wife OF John
+. Stokes OF Denver. Two weeks
after their marriage here Stokes got
a divorce in Denver. Wiswell saws
she disappeared again on April 81.
1916. and he does not know whore
she In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Nation Depending
on Church, He Says

The trouble with the church is
that II has been trying TO do business
without God. and this cannot be
done" declared BlHhop +. w. Keator,
of the diocese Of Olympia. address.
ing the Seattle Ministerial union at
Plymouth church Monday.
God has not abdicated." no de.
clared. Nor In He discouraged. The
men OF the nation are depending on
the churches and the religion of
Jesus Christ TO save them in the
present crisis"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

has given more time study. to the disease
OF Pyorrbea than have DIR. Harvey has
visited New York and Chicago and has been
In personal contact with Americas leading
dental surgeons who specialize In the study.
treatment and cure OF PyorTheA. Conse-
auenuy the last word in the treatment and
cure OF PyoThea is 10 be found here.
No matter whether your case involves
decayed teeth. abscessed teeth. irregular
teeth Pyorrhea, or any other condition at.
fecting your teeth or mouth. come 10 this
office for examination and advice. Your case
will be carefully analysed by DIR. Harvey
personally. and a plan outlined to meet every
requirement OF your case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
ORDERS PROBE
OF COURT LEAK.
Advance "Tips" on DEGREES
Said to Have Been Offered

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is.-Unlted
Press THE department OF justice
today was investigating an alleged
leak" whereby important supreme
court decisions. such as the prohibi-
ton ruling. become known in adj
vance. Information that advance
tips" Of the high court DEGREES have
been offered for sale. presumably for
speculative purposes. has been laid
before the department
c. u. Ames. assistant attorney genf
eral. is handling the probe. Thre.f
men, two Of them minor governme,e
officials, were reported to be -
voived.
Government detectives. have been
assigned to the case to shut off the
leak before next Monday. when the
court is expected 10 decide the con.
sutuuonality Of the volsaead law. in
so far as IL applies to beer and light.
wines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Russ to Welcome
precious Pair"

NEW YORK. Dec. Is.-Russia
win offer Emma Goldman. Alexan.
der Berkman and tho several hun.
dred other Russian anarchists held
here. awaiting deportation. n wei.
come and safe refuge. This was the
message sent by Ludwig c. A. X.
Martens. Bolshevist Ambassador TO
tho United States. In letter to Miss
Goldman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Dansey Suspects
Are Not Worried

HAMMONTON, N. j., Dec. 1g.-
Omitted Press,l-"Christmas day will
find us home again" Mrs. Edith l..
Jones charged with being an aces.
sorry after the fact, in the murder OF
Billy Dansey. declared in her cell to-
day at tho Mays Landing Jail.
Both Mrs. Jones and Charles
White, charged with "willful muir.
der OF the boy were confident their
appeal. made last night, for a writ of
habeas corpus would be granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
He'll Plant Christmas Tree and
Dig Is Up Again Next December

The home on Elliott av this
10 have 80
He already { road
Hes a
weather permitting be In
The only eveincreaing
is 10 get SINUS
I'm going and II
Christmas repanung later"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
All Fook on Trial
in Federal Court

All Fook. Milwaukee hotel, was on
trial in the United States district
court, before Judge jeremiah Meter.
or, Tuesday morning. charged with
having narcotics In his posseslson.
Fook was arrested by federal sleuths
last August. The case was expected
TO be terminated Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16


Nearly 10000
fudge hayr'
A truck load o.
peppermint rollsl
A mountain OF
nis.f candicai
WIN be pu, on
sale at the Army
Retail Store, at
Z - -.
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limited Press Staff Correspondence
tCopyrixht. 1918. by United Pressg
ESSEN, Germany. Dec. 1.-THE
rreateSt demonstration in history OF
actually beating the sword into a
pIowshare," is being enacted In this
city.
Krupps - formerly synonymous
with war. and but n few short
months ago the largest manufacturer
of ornaments in the world-today
are not only giving over their enor-
nous plant TO production OF peace
time implements, but are breaking
IN cannon and other munitions 70
provide the materials for this.
Men and machinery that formerly
turned out field guns small arms.
ammunition and armor plate. are
now constructing locomotives. cars.
automobile parts and farm ma
chinery. The credit for this IL due
to Herr Gustave Krupp Won Bohlen,
directing head Of the Krupp works.
and Frau Bertha Krupp Won Bohien.
his wife. and principal owner OF the
plant.
Herr Krupp Won Bohien. not only
IL overturning veritabie institution
70 meet the new order Of things. but
f0resees the same success for his
country-providing always that Ger.
many receives the financial and in
dustrial aid she needs.
Looking Forward
we are trying to look forward.
not backward" optimlzes the spirit
of an interview Herr Krupp Won
Bohien granted the United Press to-
day. In his conversation, he likened
Germany to a big business concern
which has suffered heavy losses.
Such a concern, he pointed out.
would strive for new capital with
which to build itself up and would
seek TO pay past and present obliga-
tons by its future products.
This In exactly what Germany
would Ike to do-Eet credit and
thereby restore her own confidence
and the confidence OF the world In
her. Such credit is more significant
in the spirit with which II In granted
than the sum given. tho Il must be
ample for the long term--30 to 40
years--since II win take Germany
into the next generation TO become
again somewhere near normal indus
trially. he pointed out. In his opin.
lon, scifinterest alone ought to con
vince the rest of the world, II ~
"neeessary to re-establish her credit.
as otherwise Germany will be unable
to meet her obligations.
Debts Exceed Resources
Germany today Is In the position
Of an Industrial enterprise, which.
tho sound and strong In foundation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
ny THE rOIICE RFPORTER

In the last ak years. In fact ever
since I have been handling tho police
ncwn. I have never been called upon
to review a play or 20 10 n show OF
any kind except perhaps once In n
while they aend mo down 10 sec The
Merry Grass widows" or THE Blond
Bathing BeautloS"
so when our regular dramatic critic
got sick and they told me there were
two tickets waiting for me at the
Metropolitan for the isadore Duncan
dancers. and would ! see the show
and beat on few dozen wordS on
tho subject on the morrow. I was
some surprised.
don't mind writing about THE
Blond Bathing Beauties" because
that's kind o. seems in my line. But
when they send me TO one Of these
highbrow entertainments ] feel kind
o lost.
But anyway. here goes:
At FIRST l thought Il was going to
be funny. There was n queer little
Tat man came out and played q thing
with lots OF trills in H. lie looked
liked a kewpie and he didn't seem TO
know exactly what he was 10 play.
He sept practicing at the scales and
trying out all tho keys OF the piano,
and just when | thought he was go
ing to start playing, he guilt
And when ! first saw the girls !
thought: Good heavcnsl There amt
-.
cinated now so that IL won't show
except behind the earsr'
There was lot OF smoky blue
draperies enclosing the stage so that
IL looked like the bottom OF some
fairy sea where mermaids play. and
pretty soon the fellow Mt the pinno-
his name was George Copeland-be-
gan TO play a slow. lifting kind Of
piece. and half dozen girls foated
on and began TO dance.
In a Far Country
l don't really remember much OF
what followed. There wasn't much
jazz in the show, and tho the girls
didn't wear enough clothes TO buy
mosquito glands for flea. Il didn't
seem like the usual musical comedy
show. And when the music began
kind of slow and PARKWAY and the
dancers glidcd around the stage, like
seaweed waving with the tide, / sort
of lost track OF things and began 10
live in n farawuy country where
there's not much else but beauty and |
charm and the radiance OF youth.
guess most OF the rest OF the |
audience felt the same way about II
only more so. never heard such |
a silent house when the girls were
or when Mr., Copeland was
playing one OF those Chopin things.
Everybody seemed floating away on
dreams and 10 be living in somc
beautiful country Of their own.
Best of all | liked the Marche
Funohre OF Chopin. and the slow,
tragic figures OF the dancers inter
prcting the saddest of all music,
over a year ago they buried n fellow
| used TO bunk with He WINS killed
over there in France. And ms we
took him over the Hill the band
played that march. / never thought
! would ever feel so solemn and kind
n uplifted as when that little band
played the funeral march in the pur'
pie dusk and they carried Bin out 10
he open grave which had been dug
~ the German prisoners.
Almost Hears BunlSic
But last night when they played
.hc Marche Funebre. I felt II all
lFain and could see the poplars
along the road and the faint misty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
10 Prevent Influenza

Colds cause Grip and Influenza.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUfNlNE Tab
let's remove the cause. There lis only
one Bromo Gu nj e." ~. w
GROVES signature on box. ace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

An oil useful In soap making IL
being obtained from grape seeds In
Argentina
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DIR. II. T. HARVEY'S RECORD

FIX President Michigan State Board Er-
aminers In Dentistry. 1899. 1909.
Graduate Philadelphia Dental College,
1888 1882.
Delegate international Dental Congress
Pnris. France. 1900.
FIX Member National Dental Association
Association
Honorary Member Northwest Ohio Dental
Association. 1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

Shaving Of whiskers Is . sign OF
mourning among the Hindos.
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A n RI ID n

A BRIDE
lady came into our store.
And se us did conftdet
sac wished to buy her wedding
clothes.
A she was TO be q bride.
she said "a usf "Seme months ago
! bought n swell new SUIT,
And u made me so attractive
That NV sweetheart thought me
cute"
And her advice 60 all the girls
Who do not wish 20 tarry.
IL to buy their clothes Mt the1
FLORENCE STORE.
They'll Ect n chance 60 marry,
she bought of MS her wedding
clothes,
AHAT. COAT. DRESS, ana more.
For she saved 80 much ON each Of
them
At The FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
second and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Tons of Candy on
Sale Wednesday

Wainu, fig bars. Thousands Of them
A carload Of chocolate bars!
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CoOrranbcr and Member Southwestern |
Michigan Dental Association.
life Member Dental Protective Associa- |
tion Of United States.
Passed State Board Examination and
Ilconsed Pennsy ivania, 1893.
Passed State Board Examination and
IIc~nscd Michigan. 1897.
Passed State Board Examination and
Lcensed Washington. 1915.
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expression, IL task that only o highly
skilled dental surgeon should be entrusted
with. IL is simple enough TO prepare a
small cavity and then fill II with gold. silver
or porcelain. but In transforming a broken
down set OF teeth 20 welappearing ret.
more than ordinarily intelligence In necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

There the difficult wen as tho
ordinary ones In dentistry. but Il Is to those
dental surgeons that are especially invited to
this office. The science Of re-constructing
the teeth and mouth. In order 20 provide the
most efficient means OF maatcation, and at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Almost Hears BunlSic

But last night when they played
tho Marche Funebre. felt II all
again and could see the poplars
along the road and the faint misty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16

Germany today is In the position
Of an Industrial enterprise, which.
tho sound and strong In foundation.