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tn. old fight In the team. He IL s,ill
very much in the running for the
job.
Bezdck. formerly % oregon. Is not
the typ that Washington wants. &C.
cording TO Darwin Meisnrst. but no
specific reasons for objections have
been given. Bszdsk knows football.
there's no question about that. but
just how Hugo would get along with
the Washington faculty because Of
his coaching methods IL altogether
another thing.
OF course. Dobie II Doble. and
whatever chances there are OF get
ting the tall Scot back at Washing
ton should b. grabbed. In the mind
% every football follower In IN. city.
but there IN not much chance ~
bringing Dobie back 10 Washington
nov, since he has won his spurs In
the bigger East n would be just as
hard 20 bring Doc sharpe West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

with Morrio Lux and Bllly Wright
battling FOR the Welter championship
OF the Coast on the top a the card,
fnnnie Austin. maichmabf for the
Crystal Pool boxing shows. has lined
up his card Tor the pool show Friday
Here's the way the boys will face
tho gong
Blly Wright. Pacific Coast wei
tersriRht champion - Seattle. w.
Morfir lax Of Kansas city.
Frankie Macon 81 Chicago VI.
Harry Gillum. Seattle. iss pounds
Young gam IAnTford. San Fran.
cisco. vs.. Eddie Jackson. Seattle. Us
pounds
Rsd Mciienry. Hremsrton. ~. Col.
dier Woods Tacoma. $40 pounds.
Boy MCcaslin Rfemerion -.
Roscoe Taylor. Seattle 100 pounds
Tho main mix looks like cork
lne event Lux has win. In which
be took the wci;rrwsiRht title. over
Wright. Blliy Was sick boy that
night. however. and VOWS Il can
never happen again. lax held the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Simon Pures
WuCompete
on Ice Soon
First Star Race Is Sched-
uled for January 20;
Dope on Big Event

Who's the fastest ice
skater in Seattle?
Well, it would be mighty
hard TO say right now, but
when The Star races pass
into history the steel blade
champion of the city will be
crowned for one year.
There's a lot Of talent in
the city on the ice and they
will have their chance to
show what they can do in
competition at the Arena.
Each race will be mile long. or
- laps around the rink.
There IN Etill a week left for train.
Ing for the first race. which viii be
staged one week from tonight be
tween halves at the hockey game.
And then there will be two more
races on the two following Wednes.
days. Each winner viii be eliminated
from the prelimlnaries and the three
nrst place men will then meet the
fourth week for the city title.
A big cup will be given the winner
OF the city title Here are the only
rules governing the race:
Racer must register on blanks
published In The Star.
Registrations must be turned
in 10 The Star by Saturday. Jan.
uary 81.
Only amateur ice skaters may
register.
There are no charges for entering
the race. and the event is being
staged for the sport alone.
Get in the title race and show what
you can do on the ice. you ice racers'
Fiji out that registration blank to-
day and send I, TO The star now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Tony Savage Has
Good Record

Tony Savage. former w" foot
taH and basketball star. is very
much OF "a poasihiiity as coach OF
the University OF Washington foot.
TALL squad Savage coached the
'-war eleven OF 1918 and came thru
~ish flying eoiors- The Year he.
fore Savage coached the Lincoln
high school squads into three city
Championships. the North End foot
haii team winning the title for the
FIRST time in several years. He's
grid pupil OF Gil Dobie.
Savage coached tho University OF
Washington Basketball five all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
X OF {.
4 IIA>t.I

There will 10 slight change In
tho knights lineup. oBricn. who
has been holding down a forward job
will not be able ia play. He will he
replaced by Johnny Logan. who has
been playing center and Bert
KiaHslc viii hold down the center
job Mooney and Needles viii play
the guards.
The ElkH will take the floor with
the same lineup that faced the
spalding team last week Donahue
and Moss will start nj forwards.
Tucker AZ center and Miller and
Rlakc at guards. Tricchcl viii he
change center.
Tho first game will get under way
at p m. and tho second struggle
will start At . p, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
MaeibOl GAIL.
I.I>Itl

Tho MaoDougal men win TAX.
tho floor with Jack Davidson and
either Dick frayn or Emil Gustaf'
non at forwards. Dixon shiveley at
center and George over,on and Kcr'
sira NJ guards
The Urrwntrr team viii line up
with T. iIonlcy and Joe savage at
forwards. n, Iioslcy NJ center. and
Eckmnnn. Bullock and Rich the
choice OF guards
\ win for tho brewster team will
keep them in the race and would
knock tho MacDouFal squad out Of
tho lead. giving first place 20 the
University Community team.
Tho knights Of Columbus are the
favoritcH 90 waiiop Tho Eiku in the
second game The knights have not
los, game this season. ringing up
wins over the strong Piper a Taft
and Rainier Post squads by large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Knights VS.. Elks and Macs
Meet Brewster Squad
at X. OF C..
How Clubs Stand
in Star League


MaepouFaii souihwiok fast going
cage 1--WE face their fret hard game
IN The Star league race tonight
when they argue with the Brew
Hter Cigar Store team AZ the knights
Of Columbus The Knights tangle
with the EikH In tho second game.
Tho MaeDougali team is rated ~
ono ~ the fastest squads IN the city.
but has got 90 meet rtif opposition
ln The Star circuit They have
walioped the Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance team and the Soldiers and
sailors club. Tho lirewHlrr team
fanks high and showed lot ~ class
the other nlRst IA their first game
They Wrrr defeated by the tniv~f
atty Community team. bui the mrn
held the University squad 20 4. 10
~ count and gave the Commuters a
mighty close cali.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

time he was on the FIRST team
and Is recognized az one % &C
hcst cage men on the coast
savage learned his football under
pohle at Washington and knows
tho same. on all the mcn on the
Coast. Tony has an even 5sr-ak IN
chances Of landing tho place
Tony's experience as a collegiate
grid tutor Is limited. but his work
here has demonstrated tina, he
knows football and how 20 teach H.
He spent the past season at tho
University OF New Mexico. where
lack Of material made II Impossible
for him 20 turn out a winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Let's Pay Coach
Enough Money

With the wonderful football ma
feriai that will be back AT Washing
ton next year. the public demands a
real coach for the Purple and Gold
warriors. IL may he impossible TO
land a good Eastern man and the
squad may be coached by Western
man. perhaps By one already named.
hut whoever In chosen should be paid
enough money to make it worth their
while TO hold down the job
In this day Of high cost Of living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
JACK JOHNSON STILL
llVING--BUT BROKE

MENICO CITY. Jan. Ca report
that Jack Johnson, negro. former
heavyweight champion pugilist, has
been killed in an automobile wreck.
was denied in a statement by the
fighter TO the United Press today.
II am only smashed up finan
cially." Johnson said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
8! s? iNSIDER9!@||!l

II the Dempsey Carpenter dispute
Ia worth hnif n million bucks think
what tho row between David and
Goliath would have drawn II handled
by American promoters.
AMERICAN DIVING GIRLS ARE
GOING TO THE OLYMPIC GAMES
AT ANTWERP. TIIAT'LL KNOCK
EN- As DEAD As A BIRD WHO
HAS Just KISSED BOB MARTINS
RIGHT.
William Kidd Is a golf instructor
at the 1ntcrlaehcn Country club.
Minneapolis We trust tho members
do not gambol with him.
During tho war the route was from
America 10 Europe and nos Il IL tho
reverse. The British and French are in
NadinE our shores Jimmy Wilde. first.
and then Tom Upton and his size four
shamrock. Soon viii come Georges Car
pcntier. maybe And now Nardon aud
Ray are figuring on mopping up with
our professional golfers Can Il b. posi-
bic that Nardon and Ray haven't heard
about the shortening OF our golf courses
a hole because Of prohibition.
When opponents begin getting
scarce Johnny Kilbane announces his
retirement SOON. Then the oppon.
ents begin popping up like dande-
lions on a lazy mans front lawn.
ENGLISH DUCHESS PUT OUT
OF PARIS CAFE FOR INSISTING
OK DANCING WITH GEORGES
CARPENTER GEORGES MUST
HAVE FLASHED HER ONE OF
HYPNOTIC EYES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
DUBUC STILL HOLDS ON
TO BALL HURlING JOB

Jean Dubuc. the veteran pitcher.
who has been released 20 tho Toledo
club by tho New York Giants. IL one
Of the few hardy old hurlcrs left.
He was secured from the Salt Lake
club OF the Coast league. last year.
and was mainly used by the Giants
as n pinch hitter. starting in very
few games. lie did enough work,
however. To give him record Of win
ming four and losing three. This is
n much better showing than Phil
Douglas made for the same team.
He won but two games ana lost
four.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
YOUNG GEORGE WINS
OVER PERRY LEWIS

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2i.-Young
George took decision from Perry
Lewis in four rounds at Vernon last
night. but many disagreed with the
referee, saying George shouldn't
have had anything better than
draw. Walter Caldwell. Albuquerque.
wrecked Rex Morris. Denver middle
weight. In four rounds. Benny Nc
Coy beat Jimmy Brenton 20 the de
eision and Danny Edwards. Oakland
bantam. took the decision from
Frankie Garcia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

prices have gone up and this in.
cludez football coaches. Washing
tons football team h. big business
as we'll as big sport. and Washing
ton can well afford to pay their
coach well. True. Washington Is try
ing 70 save all the money possible
for the construction OF the new sta
dun. but money should not be stint.
cd from the football team. because
without a winning team. the present
seating capacity will do nicely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
No POLO CHALLENGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.--On the re.
quest OF the birmingham club Of
England, America viii not challenge
for the international polo cup until
1921, II was decided last night at a
meeting OF the American Polo asso.
cation. The English are facing post
war conditions that would make II
to defend the cup this
summer. the club wrote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
LEONARD MEETs DINDEE

JERSEY CITY. y J.. Jan. 2i.-
Benny LEONARD and Johnny Dundee
whose 20.round decision fight was
barred from New Haven January i6.
viii fight eight rounds here February
.. Promoter Dave Driscoll announced
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
BOB MARTIN HANDS K. 0.
TO ANOTHER PLAYMATE

DIES MONIES. Ia. Jan. 2i.-Jack
Moran OF st Louis was knocked out
In the third round Of scheduled
l0-round bout here last night by Bob
Martin Joe MCGOWAN Of Kansas
City knocked out Carl Leonard Of
Red Wing. MINI. in the third round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Tony Savage, FORMER nlNvTHlN
Of Washington grldirnn and basket
ball star. pupil OF Cu poble. Lon
Allison. present Washington basket.
ball and baseball mentor Euoch tag
shaw. Everett high school tutor
Elmer Henderson 81 the University
oS southern California and formerly
g broadway high school. and Ernie
Wells. Lincoln high school coach.
are the leading men being men.
toned on tho coast for the post
And then in the East there T.
Doc" sharpe. OF Yale. conceded 10
be one OF the leading coaches In the
country. who has been released al
Yale because Of differences with the
football management. open for the
job,
sharpe tutorcd football AZ Cornell
for many seasons and has fine
r'-rord on the Rrldlrou. Yale was
disappointed over tho defeats AZ the
hands II both Princeton and liar
ward this year and sharpe had 10 so
Hugo Hrzdek, former oregon
coach and morr recently OF the
Pennsylvania state college. IS alao
mentioned in reports on tho lo-'al
campus. but he IL out u the cues
ton. according 20 Meisnett. because
the university has discouraged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Bagshaw, Savage, Wells
and Allison Leading
.N.W.CoachC
Prep School Tutors in Field Big Ten Men Under Con-
sideraton: other News OF Coach Possibilities

It's not going be any cnch picking Washingtons foot
ball coach for the coming The leading coaches OF the
East are lined up for the coming year and atho Darwin
Meisnest manager of Washington athletics who is the high
nbs in recommending coach for the consideration of the
board of control that he is communication with
four Big Ten coaches for the post would not be sur
prising if a Coast man would get the big job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
GAME IN
NEW YORK NEXT YEAR

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Jan. 21.--New
York was chosen as the scene for
the annual arfny.navy football bat
tie at a meeting 81 the Navy Athletic
association last night. The Polo
grounds viii be obtained is possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
ty Ice Skating Title at Stake in Star Races Arena
Ice Race Registration

Editors out
SATURDAY. January 20
wish to register for The Stars mile ice to be held
at the Arena. have never received prize money for ice
racing ice games.
Name .........'.....''''''...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

The Piper TAN squad swing.
tnto arti.n saturday night nj the
~" taking on the EsiBisr f".t
team. This will he hard rane. and
the Loser will Jus, about he out ef
tho rae. for thi. half Of the sea
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
DETROlT'S QUARTET
OF HEAVERS LINE UP

The four star pitchers Of the De
troit team INST season were George
Dauss. Howard Ehmke, Hub Leon
nrd and Bernie Boland. All OF them
have already signed for next season.
OF the so games won by the Tigers
during the season. these four pitch
ers arc credited with sc. the other
II victories being scattered among
Yancey Ayers, Slim Love. George
Cunningham. While Mitchell and BIZ
James. Dauss won 81 games and
lost only nine. Ehmke won H. lost
ten, Leonard won Il. lost -, and
Bolnnd won II and lost iG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

but jins fighting last drawing To close
going
Eoode wal his mi when he polished off
fellow With waiop
fighting heart place
he big fellow
then
how Mrchan ought bout that
nothing fact that nobei,
M--an fighter Portland
thinking Of putting this match on
Captain Roper Of champion.
Mccormick English light heavyweight champion 10
Roper
championship
world fellow who
Of this would
make another good opponent for Young Hector.
Wright. champion
viii be nj
welt-r 10 to IL
md In "
a the champion
be good match.
In tho squared circle during the few
big la Orleans.
Ia. I. vas
blind hummnE bird
hoxo boxa In
fumo
for heavyweight who
fighting all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

The Hpaidinx OUTFIT will aruus 9Th me
Company y team FRIDAY 81 the Elka'
The anttrfed herd plays tonight a. the
X 81 o. and vii have a chance for a
practice game Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Prank Mauwriia teams ~ tho Knights
~ Columbus have be.u having q feff
.,tree.-fu1 season None 81 hia squads
have iaat game this season. making
Ia 10 straight wins IN ali divisions fhe
tf8-paund aggregation walloped the ~
Iiftla feIlnNs tho other day TO the tone
nf - 20 %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
FOX OFFERS FRENCHMAN
S25O,00O FOR BIG BOUT

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.--1n his first
direct offer TO Georges Carpenter.
william Fox. movie magnhte. last
night cabled him an offer Of $3.50, 900.
win or lose, TO fight Jack Dempsey
in America July "a.
He also offered further induce.
ments in the way Of a vaudeville tour
before and after the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

There vii D. meeting - the officers
- The star league a. The Htar 81 6
p ~. Thurafay eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

BOSTON. Jan. 2f- Mike O'Dowd,
worlds middleweight champion, won
easily from "stockyard" Tommy
Murphy. Chicago, when he stopped
the latter In the third round OF a
scheduled i2rouud bout bore last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
u z

The toiiing sport Ell he~sed = sigh.
III. lamp. were growing dim.
lie write. 81 half . miilicu husks.
Half millions mean nothing To him
Nine rahs make a good football
team. but We Eee where Il takes six
Braya fMiaaeH) TO make up "A corking
girls basketball team at Turon. Kan.
Five Of the Brays are sisterH-tho
other cousin.
American colleges have okayed
boxing Now II boxing doesn't kayo
the colleges.
AND THE UNIVERSITY OF
MINNESOTA MAY MAKE WBEsT-
LING \ VARSITY SPORT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21


as academy
seas can be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Manager usitisr - 'hs NarpouEaN
Eouthriek team. is recovering from = mi
nor operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

The Broadway Meteor cage squad took
tho Japaness boys club team in camp
10 the tune ~ ~ ~ 10 Monday night
The japanese boys put up hiE squirt iH
the closing minutes Of the halt hut VIC
Neteoru held their lead. Howard WEIGH
and Eenney starred for tho MotcorH and
saki Aria played tho best game for tho
losers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Tho "Y'' squad Will rest This week.
Their newt game 10 with tho brewster
cigar company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Jim Flynn Is thru The veteran Pueblo fireman can s,i take EN-
fellow waiop> the
place there much fighting Flynn Il hard trying
the really wonder In that hr
stu stand
hut Jms fighting drawing TO a CLOSE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
FORESIGHT

FORESIGHT
Says Jack Jack
Wen get it while the eottin's good"
says Jack to Jack:
You're right look at jess Willard sellin wood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

The tnis~r-ity ssrnmunity SOL
dier~' and sailor slsb game .shsd.
ulsl for tho fihs' FRIDAY nirht will
10 played 81 the \. ". &. 4. sat
urdsy nikhi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Successful experiments In grow.
ing peanuts have been conducted in
Mesopotania by Englishmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
SOME or OUR ALMA MATTERS
MAY YET TAKE tP FAKE FOOT
RACING.

ilew Edwards bret lightweight in
Australia. is coming TO America to hox
which brings 60 mind q statement made
by ". A. iAMnuntalne. a Manila sports.
man. who Was ct the ringHide when
willard foil before Dempsey, 60 the II.
feet that neuuie Leonard had turned a
deaf car 90 Manila promoters hids-as
high as f1k 00e--to rot the American
eharnp to the Islands Well. from all
reports. iicw ia the goods and ho is
coming over In good hands Tom An
drrVs veteran sport writer and manager
% fiHhtsrs f.iew probably viii get his
first chance against Hsnnie NRiKcr at
Milwaukee. February 20. And that re-
minds us. too. that II was NalEcr who
knocked OF Jimmy mn tho cocky little
Australian fcatherweiEht,
Bill and Woodrow
seem 10 be
A. friendly rs
Ban and France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
BELIEVE VILLA
HAS new TRICK
Many Who Know Him Doubt
His Surrender

Ell pAso. Texas. Aug s.--raf'ur~
Of news 60 arrive here that Fran.
cisco villa. bandi, chief. has reached
rorroon 10 complete his surrender
10 the De la Huero government,
has caused the belief 10 spread here
that villa may not intend TO sur.
render after all and Ia making the
government tho object Of another
trick.
!, was pointed out today that on
scores Of previous oocassons the
rebel leader has mislcd the govern
nent Many Americans and Mexi.
cans here. who are well posted on
Mexican affairs. have never be.
li@vcd that villa intended TO lay
down his arms and retire to private
life.
Bearing out their sia,smrn, tina,
villa has not agreed to complete
abandonment Of his military organ.
ixaiion. these persons declare that
even should he decide 10 settle DOWN
on his ranch u Will require a large
personal bodyg guard and a systsu,
Of sentry approaches 20 protect hin,
from the hundreds Of his persona
enemies.
They add significantly that villa
has never yet been caught off
guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MRS. HARDING
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

them toward success.
Il love business and believe n !
had been born a boy. as my father
hoped. I would have made a for.
tune for myself 10 the way Mrs.
Harding puts H. She negiecss TO
add: Instead. made fortunes for
other people,
That Mrs Harding has been an
enormous factor In her husbands
success. neither be nor anyone In
Marion denieA ! take tho senator
to be the sort Of man who 10 not
s~ife,Artsr. But like many an
autosnobsie with tremendous quality
and going power. once somebody
yAnks the crank. he does require
tho initial yank- Once on his way.
he travels straight toward his
destiny.
| l use the word destiny because
Mrs. Harding uses q, IN speaking
Of the senator's likelihood Of eIec.
ton.
Ills Destiny uhe says. lis the
hlghes, place man can reach. !
have always felt u and feel u today
| more strongly than ever. believe
there 10 some Directing Energy that
marks certain people for certain
ends.
Il will tell you frankly that ]
believe In ss,roIoxy and the indica-
ilon Of the planets a. TO a mans or
~oman's fate.
n shall never forget the repub
lican convention at Chicago. !
had conviction tina, Mr.. Harding
would be named. And he was I"
what would you have done II
he had lostg'
Mrs Harding was silent a mo-
rneni: then she lifted her chin and
said:
No one would have known my
Experimentation OF all my hus
band. should have done with
that as have done with all other
/ m fortunc-thut IL away In my
minds secret cupboard ard locked
the door upon IT.
II In this singular capacity for
managing herself as well ss other
1
the strong personality she Is.
The senator calls her Duchess. :"
dating back TO the popular fiction
| character. "Chimmic Faddcn." and
the faculty OF de Duchess" for
''mansgin' tings."
Determination In the keynote Of
her personality. This personality.
| by the way. In not even obscured
by so much as the width OF wed.
ding ring. for the senator's wife
wears none.
Il never worc . wedding
ring" she explained. CHANGING Mt
her unadorned finger. Il don't
like badges.
and perhaps" she added with a
sort of chuckle. perhaps it's just
crochet OF woman who knows q
woman's province but insists on
having personality"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
MOTHER OF SIX
FOUND HANGED

Bf,EMERTON. Aug. 5.-Sheritf
Sam Davis went 10 Silverdalo to.
day to make further Investigation
into the hanging OF Mrs. Daniel ~.
Rodcritoh. mother OF six children,
who was found suspended from n
clothesline In her home there yes
terday. Her husband is being held
pending the investigation.
According 10 Ole Anderson, o
neighbor, who found Mrs. Roder.
Itch, she may have been still alive
when he severed the rope and let
her down, but life was SO nearly
extinct that she succumbed almost
at once.
Anderson said he scnsed some.
thing was wrong when he knocked
mt the door OF the Roderitch homo
and got no response. Entering
without summons, he found thu
woman hanging from beam direct.
ly In front OF him. at the foot
Of a flight OF steps. he said.
Roderitch. an employe OF the
Puget Sound navy yard. whom ar.
rested by Sheriff Davis. protested
that he knew nothing OF what had
happened. II must have been sui.
eide. he declared