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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Primary Fight in
Indiana Is Tense

rNDfASAPoLfs. Ind May a.
Rain threatened over Indiana today
as IN. final mad scramble for votes
began in the most spectacular pri.
mary battle In Hoosler history.
A half million voters went 90 the
poll. TO decide whether a vote Of
confidence should be given PreHi-
dent Harding by rennminating his
close friend and loyal supporter
Harry 4. New. as republican c@ndi'
date for United states senator.
New stands for denomination on
the basis OF the Administrators
record.
Leaders in the progressive wing
were active IN support or Albert
y. BcveridRe. former senator and
chairman Of the Chicago convention
Of Hun Moose. who seeks News
toEa
All the way down the line. thru
the Ia congressional districts. ex.
cep, In the THIRD. republican con-
rrcumen are bidding for nomina.
ton again on their records.
Interest In the democratic pri
mary ceniered In the senatorial
race In which five candidates were
entered. Former Governor Samuel
/ NJ. Rainion. backed by tho State
organization. was said 10 be lead
Ing. with Dan w. simms. Lafayette
attorney. running strong. Simms
very definitely injected the league
Of nations into the race by teiilns
the voters n they didn't favor this
league 20 vote for someone else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
SUSPECT WIDOW
OF 3 MURDERS!
Body OF Last Husband TO Be
Exhumed

EVELAED O.. May 4
Searching investigation today was
turned on the mysterious deaths in
the last five years OF three husbands
OF a Cleveland woman. whose name
~ being withhold by police.
County Prosecutor Edward g.
Stanton early today ordered tho body
OF the last husband. nm ex soldier.
exhumed for examination.
"If traces o. poison aro found" he
declared. I'VE will have unearthed
what ! believe 10 be at least a triple
murder"
Stanton snid the woman. married
air times, had collected Tif.eOo In
ruranoe. following the deaths OF her
last thr~e husbands.
Two children by her first husband
died Of poison. said 10 have been
taken accidentally. the prosecutor
said.
The woman IL being hei' on other
charges. pending IN. sstsgation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
LETTER BOXES
NEEDED HERE

According 60 Biblical history. job
had quite few trinlng annoyancss.
yet hts 10, was easy contrasted with
that % tho mail carrier Of today.
Every day" William CoprHtick.
head ~ the seattle carrier delivery
service. said Tuesday. "our carriers
bring hack dox~ns Of letters because
patrons fail 70 answer the doorbeii
when he arrives. often letters are
carried over the same rout. several
times. until the patient carrier is for.
tunato in finding the addresses at
home.
''rh~rs IL a very simple remedy for
this evil. Carriers are not allowed 10
slip letters under doors. but must
deliver them In person or leave them
In properly placed mail bor or drop
thru a sio; In the door. II people will
put up mail boxes. their mail viii al
ways reach them on time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
MAN SUCCEED
AND ROBBED
Thugs Get $40 Loot From
Victims Pocket

siugged from behind by n pair Of
bandits as he was entering the Mute
Motor Co. at 600 y. Pike At. just be.
fore midnight Monday. =. A. crutch.
ley. n night Waterman, s22 ziNt ave.
was knocked unconscious and his
pockets fieeced OF $3.50 OF the firms
money.
After lying beside tho door for a
quarter OF an hour. Crutchiey re-
gained his senses and staggered to a
doctors office. where a cash ia his
head. inflicted by revolver butt.
was dressed lie then notified the
police. who Immediately cent out
prowler cars and detectives IN search
~ a high powered auto IN which tho
bandits are believed 20 have escaped.
Crutchley said he noticed the auto
standing by the curb ms he went 20
the door TO open u. lie heard a foot
step behind him. and as he turned he
was struck across the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ELECTION
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

stood nj the beginning Of the
campaign. just wnrrc 4 ss4.ou 10
YEAR ago. and 20 years az. and
appeal 4" every man and
woman who believes in eaua, op-
portunities Zoe all to vote fos me.
u have never b~frsy a you,
and. " elected mayor. so help me
God. ] never viii.
Landon continued his addresses t,e
fore appiaudiug audiences tn ths
North End. the University district
Fremont. Ballard and Green Lake
until his voice nearly gave way and
midnight was approaching.
Other speakers In hi~ behalf.
prominent men and women, ear.
ri-d the last-minut- message to
the voters that honest Dan Ian
don. s@ mayor. would he no e.-
pertinent. but a mayor on whom
all the people could rriy. and who
would Keep the faith.
Or. Brown talked at five meetings
IN Madison Park. broadway. Dunlap
and downtown districts. lie repeat.
"a his promises 20 remove political
from the city hall. 10 give
tho people scent fare. reduce taxes
and institute other reforms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
GIRL HELD FOR
DEATH OF BOY
Child Found in Bed Dead
From Gas

CHICAGO. May Miss violst
Black Duncan. pretty isyear-oid d.
yorcee. was arrested today on charges
Of numbering her nephew. two and
half years old
The boy. Hollis Boyd. Of Alton
Park, Tenn. was found dead In bed.
with gas Jets turned on. Miss Dun
can WIS lying beside him uncon.
scious. but was revived.
Police believe Miss Duncan At
tempted suicide because she was ut
I'd by X. &. Dubay. wealthy Atlanta.
Ga. business man.
The girl came 20 Chicago = few
months ago after obtaining a divorce
from Waiter Duncan. Chattanooga
Tenn. The divorce was granted In
Atlanta. where abe met Dubay.
Dubay came TO Chicago and seeing
Miss Duncan in company with an
other man. notified her he could not
carry out an agreement 10 marry
Later he went 20 her apartment on
her summons and found the baby
dead and the girl unconscious.
Authorities were unable to explain
the presence Of tho child with his
aunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
H. ALVIN MOORE
FOR DAN LAND0N
Tells True Story OF Railroad
Labor Laws
Editor The star

Editor The Star.
since tho record Of Senator Dan
Landon In connection with railroad
labor legislation has been injected
into the present mayoralty cam
paign. ! should like 60 nay just a
word In the senator's behalf.
First let me state that organized
tho state legislative board OF the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Eugl.
neerH. the first workinRmsn's legls.
iative organization In our state. and
was It's secretary for years. made
tho first draft OF the electric head.
light BIN and participated In the
drawing OF the full train crew law
In NO far as the engineers were con.
cerned. and have attended sessions
OF the state legislature. more or less
regularly. for the past 10 years. and
have always found senator Isandon
ready and willing 20 support any rea-
sonabis piece OF legislation We pre-.
scented for his consideration.
was n member 81 the state in
durtriai code commission which drew
that part Of the administrative code
creating the department OF labor and
industries Senator Landon voted
against the adoption of the depart
mental idea Of government Whether
the senator was right or wrong In
his stand against the code remains
20 be seen. for It's success OF failure
depends upon those entrusted with
carrying out the provisions Of the
law But be that as II may. ! ad.
mire a man who has the courage 10
stand. alone II need be. for those
things he believes to be- for the best
interest OF the people he represents.
and that In why am for Dan Ian.
don for mayor.
II. ALVIN MOORE.
zsi0 Third Ave.
!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Sidelights on
Balloting at
ChyElections

Dan fAndon won IN a straw vote
BY pupils Of the Intsrlaken school.
and DR.. r. J. Brown was elected
mayer az n card party IN the Ia.
tona district. n was reported today.
Fifty people voted IN the frs,
half hour after the polls opened
in one precinct in the Green Lake
district. This was an unusually
heavy vote. even for Green Lake.
where folks arise early.
Election betting wa. reported
very light" today. with odds on
neither candidate. a few days ago
one wealthy sportsman posted odds
on Brown. One freak bet OF tz5
TO 800 that Brown would win by
5000 votes was reported.
The polls will remain open until
8 p. m. The Star will. A. usual. be
glad TO furnish the returns as fast
as the votes are counted. Votes
on mayor and the three.cent oarfare
measure will be counted first
Two candidates are not worrying
They are I'D l.. Terry. city treasurer.
and Harry Carroll. city comptroller
Both are running for reelection IN
opposed.
In Precinct iss. in the County city
building. 81 people voted IN the first
two hours. One.third OF those who
entered tho booth had not voted In
the primaries. Three hundred regis.
tered In that precinct
In Precinct $50 man WHO had
Just come from downtown" wRs
spreading the falsehood that VIII.
lam NJ. Short. president OF the State
FEDERATION Of Labor. and Alice Lord.
women's labor leader. hadn't come
out for T.andon AT ALL" but that the
newspapers had male the story out
Of whole cloth" 10 steal sotes from
Brown" A woman Sho had heard
both Shorts and Miss Lords
speeches for I.andon silenced the
imam from downtown" but only
temporarily. He passed her hy and
went right on with his propaganda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Peacemaker Killed
in Family Quarrel

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. May A.
While attempting 70 prevent a family
fight among negroes here. George
Nickeis. prominent citizen Of kiam.
Ath Pals. was shot and killed by
Walter Lewis. = negro. late las;
might.
Lewis immediately disappeared and
all efforts ~ sheriffs deputies 20 find
him have failed. II IL believed he
escaped with the Al q. Barne. circus.
which left las; night for Horubrook.
Cal. tho next show stop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Prosecute Frauds,
President Orders

WASHINGTON. May 2.--President
Harding today asked congress to give
the department Of Justice $500 900 In
additional funds "for tho investIRa-
ton and prosecution OF war frauds %
Coming on the heels OF congress.
sional criticism OF alleged laxity on
the part OF the department Of Jus
tlce, the request for the oppropria,
tion was taken as evidence that the
department is going 10 proceed Wig.
orously with the prosecution OF con.
Germs and individuals who defrauded
the government out OF money on war
contracts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Mrs. Buchanan, ETC.,
Is Given a Divorce

Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth buchanan.
Simon. Root. HuSeher san Thornton g.
Church was granted disorc- from
the husband who gave her thu next
70 last name IN her title. when Nhe
appeared Monday before Superior
Judge A. W. F'rater.
IL seems that Mrs. Church had
been denied divorce FROM Thorn
ton. and In spite Of tina, married
Church.
Testimony developed tina, Mrs
Church had acquired houses snd lots
from her numerous spour~sr m ore
son. Idaho. Washington AL Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Crunbaum Furniture
Company Is Moving

The Grunbaum Furniture company
will be completely moved into its
new quarters. Sixth ave. and Pine
st. by the latter part Of this month.
according 20 Otto Grunbaum Tuee
day. Moving operations are being
conducted daily and all deliveries are
being made from the new building.
The concern. IT Il claimed. cutgrew
It's old location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRIDGE

bond enthusiasts continued TO press
the bond issue before citizens Mon.
day night. Among the speakers at
tho Montiake bridge committee
luncheon Monday was s. r. Woody.
president Of the Seattle Real Estate
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Realistic Angels
to Be in "Wayfarer"

Angels with real winRs--wines that
flap as their owners fit hither and
Jon about the great stage at the
University ~ Washington Stadium
viii be In The Wayfarer production
this season. according TO Montgom.
cry Lynch. producer. Lynch an
nounced Monday evening at the sec,
ond rehearsal Of the chorus in tho
FIRST Methodist church that he Is go
Ing 10 have good, Happy wings on his
angels this summer--every evening
July ~ to 20.
Mr.. Lynch Isn't satisfied with Just
hslos for his angels. as they had last
year. He wants more realistic
touch 70 hts angelic band. he says.
Besides. the 1922 model angels will
not have n be singers. as last years
specifications called for All singing.
excerpt solos. Will be- done by the big
chorus. which Lynch expects TO re
cruit 10 q strength Of 5000 persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
ACCUSED or RoaBrNG

stark of $50 and a gold watch. Matt
Hiii. 30. wsn arrested. together with
stark. early Tuesday. when they
fought n fistic duel az sixth ave. =.
and King II. Detectives y. N. Blaine
and Martin Cieary made the arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
FUNERAL SERVICES

George Newiandn. who died At Prov.
aencc hospital Monday. viii he held
NJ .. IN. "Wednesday ~ Bonney.
watson's The services will be under
the auspices Of Eiks' lodge. No. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

EVERETT Arrested N payeti@.
Idaho. according 20 Sheriff W. w.
West. Frank W. Hughes 10 be
brought here TO face embczziement
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
STUDENTS OF THE uS,yI,R

SiIf will no longer be permitted 10
rark their cars on the campus. ar
cdding 10 an order issued by y, w.
Elwell. superintendent OF buildings
rnd grounds of the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
ALLEGED TO HAVE STOLEN 4,

saSophoue from a marine AZ Brem.
erion. Frankie Myers. rs. was arrest.
ea IN seattle Monday night by De.
tsctives q. l.. Gordon and G. c. Fort
ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

Divorce 3. Increasing rapidly IN
England. especially among tho poor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

Platinum was recently discovered
In Brazil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
Beat lodge,
IS POLITICS
CRY IN EAST
Hot Scrap Brews
in Campaign to
Gus Senator
From Power
ny EDWARD NJ. rHIERRy

ipDSTON. May Tho biggest po-
h,icai fight IN the United states il
brewing In Massachusetts,. II has
nat..na significance. and an eager
national audience. because Il l. a
nght 10 unscat senator Henry Cabot
Lodge.
Beat Lodge T. the slogan.
who can DO itf'' l. tho question.
Two millionaire lawyers are CHIEF
figures IN the battle. one. Colonel
William A. Castor. has announced
his candidacy for the democratic
nomination. Tha other. sherman l..
Whipple. viii probably oppose Gas.
ton.
Both are fighting men. But whip.
pie seems TO be generally regarded
as the most formidable democrat
likely 10 beat Lodge.
Another complication T. that for.
naer Governor samuel w. Mccall
may give Lodge a battle for the re-
publican nomination. IL whippls
runs and Mccall runs there will be
two spectacular struggles AZ the Sep
TENDER primaries a. a preliminary to
the grand knock down battle In No
xar,Aar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

Nicholas. the last Of the Russian
ears. abdlcated on a Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
SILK GLOVES OVER
HARD k>UCkI.ES

silk gloves cover hard knuckies In
this remarkable situation.
AL belong to the upper ten: all
are wealthy. all are personal friends.
Colonel CASTOR Is charming gen
tieman." says senator Lodge.
mir. Ledge il charming personally
its the things he stands for" says
whipple.
And whippie feels the same way
about Colonel Castor. and Colonel
CASTOR has similar sentiments to
ward Lodge and whipplc.
Lodge Is q and has spent half hi.
life IN congress. six years In tho
house and 80 years IN the senate.
Whipple Is so. and never held office.
CASTOR Is 50 and has made three IN.
successful tries for governor.
Wilson democrats are In open re.
volt against GaSton's candidacy. for
Castor was as much a foe OF the
league OF nations rs Lodge. And
whipple. a strong league Of nations
man. regards CASTOR a. being tarred
with the same big business stick
as Lodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02

Cuba has 1000. 900 tons of surplus
sugar this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-02
MAYOR AND Ex-MAyOR
DIVIDED IN CAMPAIGN

The age-oid enrnity between the
two big democratic bosses. Mayor
James VI. Curley Of Boston. and for.
mrr Mayor John r. Fitzgerald. may
have an important bearing on the
fight. Fitzgerald. who opposed Lodge
in the last senatorial election. an
nounced his candidacy for governor
the same day CASTOR came out for
senator. Curley. whose power has
increased tremendously since his re.
cent election as mayor. IL regarded
as favorable TO Whippie.
whipple has been practicing law
in Boston since 1855 and has ma.
tional reputation as a trial lawyer.
Twice he has refused a seat on the
state supreme court He Is under
medium height. bulky. with close.
clipped brown hair going gray. and
a fighting face. lie is a Yale man.
CASTOR has gained fame as n com.
bination lawyer. business man and
banker. and il chairman Of the board
OF the National Shawmut bank. Like
Lodge, he Is Harvard man. class.
mate OF Theodore Roosevelt, and still
remembered at Harvard for his fistic
battle for the college niddleweight
boxing championship In 1879. when,
seconded by Roosevelt. he beat RIA
mon Guiteras. He IL short. stocky,
with a firm mouth. and sandy mus.
tache.
Everybody here thinks Lodge has
the stiffest fight OF his career ahead.
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HOME FOLKS FEEL
ITS STATE FIGHT

Here in Massachusetts, the people
are jealous OF these friendly enc
mics Of theirs. They want the rest
OF the country strictly TO understand
that this is a private fight. not a
public one.
Thinking democrats say the more
Lodge Is attacked nationally the
more able be will be TO don the cloak
of martyr and in that role gain sym.
patty and support NJ home. They
regard the Lick Lodge batilecry.
now being heard over the country IN
connection with Lodges leadership
against the league Of nations and for
the four power treaty. az Lodge
propaganda--design TO make Mass.
achusetts mad and rally tho state
around a native son.
SO the state fight viii not be 80
much on Lodges attitude IN foreign
relations as on his record In home
affairs.
CASTOR hasn't announced his plat.
form and viii not until he returns
from business trip TO Europe a
month hence.
whipple. tho not yet an avowef
candidate. will fight Lodge on the
ground that he has neglected labor
and the masses generally tn favor OF
special interests. and on his vote for
Newberry and against such things a.
vsomen's suffrage and the soldier
bonus