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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
EANCY HOSE is
L STATE EVIDENCE

Two pieces OF hose. loaded with
lead. will be used as evidence against
Donald Kitterman and Earl Cooper.
both IS. arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Matt Starwich Monday night. while
riding blind baggage out OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
HE tries TO
Open fire
ON Enemies
Pulls Trigger Three Times
But Cartridges Fail
to Explode

Failure of thres revolver cart.
ridges 10 explode probably saved
the lives at noon today of ". ".
f1ruing and Frank Dildins.
brothers-in.iaw living la the NJ.
George apartments. itth ave.
and Nesler Way.
George Thomas. -. IL held at po-
lice headquarters on an open charge
following an alleged attempt to
shoot Fleming and Dildine in the
hallway OF the 81 George. 10 settle
a dispute In which woman "a snid
10 have figured.
The police say Thomas confessed
that he had gone 20 the ~. George
apartments intending 10 kin the two
men. telling a friend 20 look for him
In the city Jail II he failed to return
tn an hour.
Arriving at the apartments. he is
said 20 have tried three times 70
shoot with a Is caiiber Colts before
Dsldinc wrcsted the gun from him.
Three cartridges IN the revolver
showed the dent - the firing pin.
but had not exploded. the police say.
After disarmlng Thomas. plldiBe
and Fleming had L. r. Rienund. the
proprietor, can the police. The pris.
oner was turned over 20 Motorcycle
Policemen n. r. Anderson and
Walter Dench. who say he confessed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
A UTO RUNS AWAY
IA HITS PHONE POLE

Breaking loose from its moorage
at Fourth ave. and Madison st., at
noon Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Schoen.
fields automobile. dashed unoccupied
down the steep hill and crashed into
an electric light pole at Third and
Madison The pole was snapped off
The car was considerably damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
T IBRARY JANITOR
IL FACES CHARGES

Grand larceny charges against
Henry c. Bell janitor ~ public H..
brary. we're filed In superior court
Tuesday. He Is alleged TO have
broken windows in Sunde Lindberg
jewelry store and Berry Art and
Craft shop. March IL. and stolen
jcweiry and goods valued at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
Cost Him Jewels
to Wash His Hands

A. Ekoff. Ssh Weller u. took off
his gold hand ring and tie pin to
wash his face and hands. a thief
made off with them both. This mis-
fortune befell Eioff Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
CMALL SPACE FOR
~ BIG TEUT FAMILY

BERLIN. March 3o.--Gcrmany'sl
manpower Is ipcreasing. Fraul
Navoczny. IS, has had z7 children,
Twenty.one are living. including
three sets OF triplets and four okl
twins. The family live in three
rooms. using eight beds. They eAx
meals in three relays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
Aside From That
II Wa Z Suceeee

Two masked men held up W. 4,
Hanson OF 1886 w. esd st. at Ronai0l
station on the North Trunk highway
where he was burning some brush
he told the police Tuesday. but god
no money.
How could they be added ~u
didn't have any,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
Seek Chauffeur
to Recover Purse

Police are seeking n chauffeur who
wore leather puttees and who rode
on a street car near Mrs. Florence
Campbell. 1909 Minor ave. who may
have taken her purse. containing
1865 Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
He AbandonS His
Southbound Plans

c. Nishio. late OF San Pedro. CAL.
would go back Tuesday but he can't
because someone lifted his purse and
$50 in the Alaska cafe on jackson st
Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
WEAR KHAKI TO
w CUT OLD II. G.. L.

Employees Of the Cress-Dale Photo
company. Crary bldg. will don khaki
suits this summer so cut the high
cost OF clothing. they announced
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

luton. hut REVOLUTION.
UnsEl this year the American vot.
ers have had az much 10 do with
choosing their president as they
had with choosing the heads OF the
eloee corporation. that control the
nations wealth and transportation
which has been nothing at all
Our presidents have been chosen
b. few professional party man
ayers. and the voter had no re-
course. no choicc. because he could
take republican hand picked
nominee. or a caucus-chosen demo
erat. or he could throw his vote
away on third party man. who
wns also chosen without regard
FOR the desires OF the rank and file
cf that party.
Frequently we shook some very
coed presidents out OF this dark
political box. sometimes wc nc
Quired some very unfortunate spec
irncns. but always we had nothing
% ray about who would be our
nominees The party success. the
party ambitions. the advancement
ef fhos. lenders who made them
orfves the spokesmcn OF each party
these were the ideals of govern
ment. Tire secd from which sprout-
"a appropriation. legislation. par.
~ pianks and official policies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

Payne. II saw n gray dead wagon
coming into town. The curtains
were up and I could sec there was
nothing inside. The fellow that was
driving IL was an old man with
white whiskcrs. I've lived here a
long timc. but never saw that rig
before.
Fifteen minutes later ! saw the
same dead wagon coming back. The
curtains were down and the old man
was bent over the wheel driving Ike
the wind"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

sd while the inside pro
fesslonai management
may dictate the preSi'
dental candidates in one
party this year. Il is 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
She Admits
She's Wife
of Sextet
Mrs. (P) Mdrries Sepen
Men, Only One Of Whom
Is Dead

t@dly married to seven. oni, on.
of whom is drad. Mrs. Louise
iIon~sh dim steshnan- Till Du.
mas Wells Hawkins f'risbir j.
held by immigration authorities
In the city jail here today.
She admits the sextrt ot spouaes
with great gusio. and says she
doesn't care whoop whether shes
deportcd 10 Canada or not
The sextet Includes one chinsman.
ore Italian and one Frcnchman. The
balance are Canadians.
Here's the lineup In the rnatri.
mnnlal stakes:
Nah Jim. October. 1911.
Earl Stedrnan. May. 1919.
Mike Tits. December. 1919
Frank Dumas. January. isis.
} J. Wells. April. 1915.
George ". Hawkins. December.
ISIS.
a a. Frisble. April -. 1919.
Authorities are searching for Earl
Stedman. II he's an American. Mrs
L. II. J. \ T. d W n. Frisbic l. no;
deporiahle. II he's Canadian. she il
4 really didn't get well enough
acquainted with stcdman 10 find out
whether he WIS an American or not. 90
smiled Mrs ~ when Immigration Of.
ficials piled her with questions.
Canadian officials claim 70 have
discovered smother husband" in
Charles Hau. 'iIc wasn't my huH-
band" Indignantly said the woma n
"Iie had another wife AT the time =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

b doubted II IL will dictate In both
The dominant parties, because even
: hide bound. paraiytic as to rea-
ron and blind as TO vision leader
can this year see that the one sure
way DO put over a president is for
his party to nominate a popular
candidate. provided the other party
nominates a political puppet.
Some 20 states have presidential
primaries now. the results in these
primaries are going to have con
siderable weight at the national
conventions, and tho a Johnson or
= wood may not be able TO defeat
the inner crowd at Chicago. and
the republicans may nominate a
ssreguIarr rather than a ''progres-
ssve." still. by the time the demo
cratic convention Is held. this pop
ufar demand for some nonpartisan
like Hoover may weii overcome the
Bourbon power Of the Solid South.
that. directly or indirectly. has
ruled our politics for two genera.
TONS. and has brought us most OF
our national misfortunes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

SPOKANE, March 30.-Murdered here about
two weeks ago and mailed thru the parcel post the
body of week-old infant has been discovered by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

linen and brown paper Physicians who examined
it are said 70 have declared it was murdered, New
York police have assumed charge Of the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

postoffice authorities in New York, according to
advces reaching the city. There are noclues. The
package was addressed to "E. O. Perry 419 w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

)NE Of this revoluting
pains me in the least. AS
a matter Of protest I
voted democratic thru
the long. glittering years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30
| n |

o
ernment, and ! am still proud OF
my record almost az happy over
II az am that my vote for Bryan
thru the years never elected that
great spclibinder. Governments
need a check and balance. and the
dominant party needs strong
rival party 10 keep IL on its toes
\ and half way square with the
world.
But from now on. II looks az tho
the average plain citizen might ae-
~4daliy have the chance OF choosing
tbe better Of two good candidates.
rather than the leas undesirable Of
two mediocre party hacks
which day viii mark the begin.
ming Of real democracy In this
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

Marty HldEfSUfH ~ A"R -
junk. for TO this time u mas been
unthinkable that a great party
should nominate for president any
man who has not been a lifelong
party devoteo in the Hrietest
sense; and to put up Johnson VINO
boited the party and rampaged
with the progressives; or 70 choose
Hoover for a democratic candidate
- Hoover, who exalts his nonparu'
53Rnshlp and giories in having Vot-
cd the republican ticket once upon
a time--fo do either or both OK
these things is TO revolutionize our
party system. and. indeed, TO reYo-
lntionize our government. for our
parties have made our government
to a greater extent than IN any
other country In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

/ As IT SEEMS
TO Me
DANA SLEETH

: YoU viii watch closely.
you viii see a revolution
taking place In Amcrl-
can politics. not an cvo-
luton. but "A revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-30

sd IL a man like Johnson
ia nominated. and a man
like Hoover is nominal
ed, then. indeed. VIII the
party bosses and the
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"eLUEREARD" TO BE TRIED.
Murderer of E!even Wives
Up in French Courts.

Alleged Murderer of Eleven Wives
Up in French Courts.
BY Associated Press.
Paris, Dec. 27.-Contrary to gen.
eral expectation, 1t seems that Henri
Landru, whom the police call the
Gambais Rluebeard, is after all to
be tried on the. charge that he mur
dered his eleven fiancees and will
not be let off with the five years
sentence and subsequent deportation
to Devils Island which he has al
ready received for swindling.
The Indictment, which forms a
volume of Ats pages has been sent
to the Assizes Court and the inves-
tigating judge. Bonin, heaving a
great sigh of relief, announced that
the case was now out Of his hands.
Maitre de Moro -Giafferi, who was
one of the defense for Caillaux, will
be counsel for the. accused Gambais
man.
Landru has appealed to the Court
of Cessation against the sentence for
swindling. Judge BONN told him the
appeal would delay his trial for
murder and thus deprive him of
chance to prove his innocence be-
for next March.
"I am In no hurry" responded
Landru, whose dry wit has made him
hard customer for the Judge. by
the way, just to set matters right,
have not the slightest desire to prove
my innocence; I understand 1t is up
to you to prove my guilt
"All right replied the Judge,
postponed until the March Assizes."
'I should worry" Landru retorted
as a parting shot, MY alleged vic
tins, myself or you VIII have died
Of old age before the Assizes have
seen any one of US"