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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22


The National Association OF In
ventora met here last week, but the
exhibit didn't include cuckoo clock
Speedometer which will sing. Near.
er. My God. TO Thee" when a car
gets over so miles an hour.
oink hate
Is Harry Biottum;
He BIDS four spades.
And hasn't got 'cm.
Teach your boy TO blow n saxo-
phone and no viii be too busy TO
think of crime" says n California
musician.
But the nclghbors won't.
MORNING GREETING
Have you had breakfast yeti"
Not drop
You can say this for the Tennessee
monkey trial: As the hot days draw
~ nigh and news grows scarce, IL gives
she photographers something to write
about.
There's ono bad feature about
AnurdScns return. Hc's sure 10
,D~itc book about ".
The Colorado Teachers college has
established course In janitor en-
,<ipnnrfnp and the hating liz 10 TO /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Dupen Suspended
by County Board
Final Dismissal Depends on Result of
Trial for Criminal Assault

JAMES Il. DUPEN, superintendent
q OF tho King county home, was
suspended Monday by the county
commissioners pending his trial on
July on charges OF criminal assault.
Mrs Dupcn was appointed acting
superintendent by tho commissioners
TO manage the county home during
Dupcn's absence,
Dupcn was accused by Laura Fos-
tor, -deat.mute. They worked
formerly In the King county hospi-
tnl where Dupcn was chef, The
woman, charging that Dupon at
tackled her. recently was awarded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

damages OF $4,000 in civil suit.
In the session Monday, Commits
sioncr William Brown made tho mo-
ton 10 suspend Dupon. It was sec
onded by Commissioner w. A. Gaines
and both these voted Cor the suspen-
sion, Commissioner Frank Paul did
not vote. lilo contends that Dupen
should be fired outright
'SWc considered this action was the
only fair thing to do In this case at
the present time" said Commissioner
Brown, "Dupcn viii have his trial
before the court and IL this trial goes
against him no Is thru, of course"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
FLEES POLICE BOOZE
RAID; HE'S CAPTURED
BY WARY STREET CAR

NEWEST In devices for hating
LN fugitives Is the street car.
J. w. Barricnu, 4s. endeavorod
to escape the police when thoy
raided a liquor party at 1894
wcstlalSo N. early Monday morn.
lng.
Ho ran directly in front OF a
street car in his flight. II halted
him, but only injured him
slightly.
Ho is now lodged in tho city
Jail on n disordcrly conduct
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
find Clue
TO OWNER
OF GUN!
Man Partially Identi-
flies 1t as One He
Once Owned

.TELSO, June 22.-The first
~ important clue to the
mysterious murder Of Editor
Thomas Dovery, Of Kelso,
last Friday night, was uncov-
cred Monday morning when
the gun with which the pub
Usher was slain was partially
identified by a West Kelso
man.
The man, whose name is
being withheld, told Deputy
Prosecutor Quinn that he
owned such a gun several
years ago and that he traded
it to a second party whom,
he understood, traded it to a
third person.
All names in connection with the
episode are being kept in conf
dence by the prosecutor.
Luke 8. May. Seattle crimlnolo-
gist, has been called in by Cowlitz
county authorities 20 aid in the
inquiry into the shooting.
Dovsry was shot and killed Fri.
day night as he was returning
home from secret political meet.
ing planned 20 start a reform
campaign" Friends term II "a
political murder"
After a conference with Sheriff
Clark Etudehaker and county COM
missioners @. n. Campbell. Dick
Holbrook and Howard Huntington.
Sunday evening, May took charge
OF the old style II calibre revolver,
found 90 feet from the body and
started a technical examination OF
it's bullets and the one taken from
the body near Dovery's heart.
He was TO ask the widow and
surviving daughter today 10 permit
an autopsy before the body is re.
turned TO the old home at Barron,
Wisconsin. for burial.
May is working with the cooper.
alton OF Deputy Prosecutor Quinn,
in charge OF that office, and all
other county officials embroiled in
the political feud with A. Ruric
Todd. deposed mayor, for whom
Dovery. thru his newspaper, had
been mouthpiece.
Todd has returned TO Kelso from
Seattle and taken the lead in the
hunt for Dovery's slayer.
Meantime Todd's supporters are
clamoring for special prosecutor
and a special grand jury TO expose
alleged "crookedness" emanating IN
high official and financial circles
and extending from steals from
the state" TO hijacking OF rum run.
ncrs.
Dovery. who had been here since
December. 1929, edited the cowlitz
County News, He was 5s.
His wife. Eliza. and ls.year.oid
daughter. Margaret have packed
their household effects and are ad.
mi,tcdly fleeing the city TO escape
like fate.
Fearful and weighed down by
the sudden tragedy, Mrs. Dovery
sat In her home yesterday and
and how her husband became
"a martyr TO Kclso and political
Righteousness"
"He had threatened to publish
articles exposing the rottenness
here" she declared. That's why
they shot him. He gave his life
for n clean Kclso."
Former Mayor Todd was recalled
after he had been charged with libel
and malfeasance, and after he had
waged bitter campaign against al
legged irregularities" OF Thomas
Fisk, Long. Bell Lumber Co. attorney:
II. @, Mckenny, eX-judge and re.
putedly wealthlest man in Cowlitz
county. and State Senator Frank
Barnes.
Dovcry, operating n one.man pa.
per- backed Todd thru campaigns
which tore wide open long.standing
| friendships.
II Is because Of his activities
Turn to Page 7, Column @
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Thieves Rob Home
for Fourth Time

b, C. johnson. 1913 22nd ave, re.
turned home Saturday night 20 find
that thieves had taken sS37, a
watch, an alarm clock, camera,
90 monograph records and some
jewclry.
Ills home has been robbed several
times before.
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BRAND NEW ELECTRICAL
HOME
5 ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR,
ONLY f2.Gnn
SURE a BEAUTY. toe
ONLY $3.50 CASH

SURE a BEAUTY, TOO
ONLY $3.50 CASH
BALANCE TO SUIT
This 1926 electric home has all
tho best features Of tho high
est priced homes, In fact, viii
surprise the most oXactlng for
the price asked: living room In
large, with picturesque grnnlt-
hottie fireplace: hardwood floor
and everything In the way OF
outlets. n dream Of Kitchen
with extra large breakfast
room: two pretty bedrooms
with bath between Off tho cen-
trail hall md mn extra bod
room, large enough for q three
quarter bed. balance
Turn 60 the Want Ad Columns
and SEQ who Is Offering this home
10 you. REAL ESTATE FIRMS
OFFER THEIR BEST BUYS
EVERY DAY IN THE CLAsSf-
FLED COLUMNS or THE STAR.
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fight
STARTED
TODAY
Recalled Official in
Spectacular Battle
for Lost Position
BY LELAND HANNUM
lStar Staff Correspondent

KELSO, June 22.-Two
N city administrations
will be effective before night.
Two mayors and two city
councils will be functioning
with appointive officers,
neither of them willing to
give way to the other.
Slipping into town from
his Seattle exile, under cover
of darkness, A. Ruric Todd,
recalled from the mayoralty
June 3, took up headquarters
at the Columbian hotel.
Surrounded by leaders in
his political faction, Todd
served notice on his success
sor, Mayor Nat Robin Smith,
that he will assume his form
er office as mayor of Kelso
this afternoon, predicating it
upon a manifesto to be print
ed and published all over the
city.
At the offices OF his legal advisor,
City Attorney ]. E. Stone. Mayor
Smith told newspaper men he had
been approached by an emmisary
OF tho Todd camp. with the an
nouncsment and request as 20
what Smith would do.
II told him TO tell Todd that my
policies and his policies are differ
emit" Smith said. and that II he has
any claim TO this Off, this courts
would give II to him"
MY skirts are clean. and I'm
keeping them clean. I'm sitting
tight"
SMITH CONFERS
WITH DUNBAR
Mayor Smith left Kelso immedi-
ately TO confer with John Dunbar,
/ attorney general. at Olympia.
Meanwhile Todd is seeking a print.
er to start work on his citizens
manifesto. He will call n mass meet.
ing in the City park this evening TO
lay his case before the pople Of the
city, announcing his purpose to re.
assume the office OF mayor and start.
ing immediate court action to declare
his recall illegal on the following
points:
| tees. '''' ''''0n no
O-Electioneering and Illegal
Il balloting.
C-Illegal election board and
- illegal canvass OF the votes
In his absence as mayor and
within n few minutes after the
polls closed June 3.
h-Illegal ballots recalling him
4 by name and not by office
as specified In the election laws.
HE'LL TRY TO
GUST COUNCIL
This afternoon Todd will openly
proclaim five council seats vacant
and will appoint SUCCESSORS to tn.
men elected to fill seats left vacant
when five councilmen resigned at
the recall election. Their places
were taken by members of the DO.
litical tactic not allied with Todd.
Two councilmen. Jack Hall and
w. o. Mallory, are regular" Todd
said. and may hold their posts"
The five councllmen OF Smiths
Turn to Page I, Column 81
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HERE Is THE STORY of the murder of Editor Thomas
Dovery of Keso in pictures Dovery No q had been out
spoken in his criticism of Cowt county affairs in his paper
published at kelso (No d. On Friday night he attended
meeting at Tom Baeys home (No 81 at which civic affairs
were discussed Shortly after the meeting adjourned Dow
erys body was found the sidewalk nearby No 81 and
gun tNo. AZ was found it. A. Ruric Todd recalled
mayor No 81 charged the municipal feud responsible
for the murder Sheriff Studebaker No ~ who has turned
over the investigation to Luke May Seattle cminalogst
Coroner W. d. Van Note (No g. who received mysterious
phone before the inquest saying that unless sui
eide verdict was returned he would be the next victim
1Photos by Carter g nradey STIR stnm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
To Secure the
Particular Home
You Want

BE suro and consult today's Class
sified Columns. Here is n good
listing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
SEN. LADD DIES
IN BALTIMORE
La Toilette Backer Taken
by Death Soon After Chief

BALTIMORE. Md. juno 22.-U.
Ex-senator Edwin T.. Lndd OF
North Dakota died at tho church
home inflrmary here Mt 1890 a. M
today OF kidney trouble.
Senator Lndd entered tho hospital
last week. coming here from Cleve-
land for treatment for ncuritis and
rheumatism.
Iadd was ono Of the four senators
Turn to Page I. Column 81
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Highway Collision
Bruises 3 in Auto

After collision on the Bothel
highway. n car driven by A. Whit.
field, ego Yakima place, overturned
and bruised and cut the occupants.
With Mr.. Whitfield. In the car
were his wife, Hazel, and Beatrice
Huntley, 10. of tho same address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
RECORD CROWDS
AWAIT START
OF RACE
Expect Crew Regatta to Be
Closest in History
U. w., NAVY FAVORED
Smooth Water on Hudson Is
Favorable to HuskieS
by HENRY l.. FARRELL

.'1AhN'h fA'NH Gun AufTffpoUufnll
DoUGHKEEPsIE. N. ". June 90.
L Perfect weather conditions and
tho prospects OF one OF the tightcst
races In the long history OF the
classic drew n record crowd here to-
day to see seven Of the finest varsity
crews In tho country battle for tho
intercollegiate rowing championship
over the four.mle Hudson river
course.
The roads were choked with motor
caravans. tho special trains were
loaded and tho streets swarmed Will,
those who had arrived early to avoid
the rush for tickets.
There was no chance to buy tickets
for tho observation trains without
bartorlng with spectators who asked
and were getting s25 for So tickets.
RIVER SMOOTH AS
POND BEFORE RACE
The river was running as smooth
as n pond and there were prospects
for ideal racing conditions at &
o'clock when tho junior varsity
oights take tho water. Tho fresh
mon crews are scheduled TO start at
5;46 y, M, and the feature varsity
race Mt 6;a5 ~ m,
Tho Washington and Navy crews
were an oven choice in the betting
TO win tho varsity race, with very
little money being placed. Tho Syrh-
ousc senior varsity crew was fovorod
to win tho first event and tho fresh
man race was booked as q certainty
T,irn TO Page 7, Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
TODD DECLARES HIMSELF KELSO'S MAYOR
SLAIN EDITORS WIFE FLEES IN FEAR
WEATHER

Generally yair and moderately
teorm tonight aRd Tucsddy.
IA LIGHT northwest ,CiRdS
Temperature Last q Hours
Maximum. IS Minimum. 81
To-day noon, So
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Howyly. folks. Come on. Wash.
inEton.

HowSly, folks, Come on. Wash
inEton.
The westei- Union urges rowing
fans 20 telegraph good wiShrs-to tina
crew. Why not have the oarsmen
wear headphones and broadcast our
ongratulationsf
"Cretp 10 Use Nei1 Shell "--Head.
sag.
Ia Gee Gee tcunts 90 krotc ,chy
they ass this particular brand Of
gasoline.
We don't know why they use eight
: pIsky men 20 propel shell. when
IN Evlnrude only costs $3.50.
FIRST PICTURES BY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11

ra cumplir los propios fines. Iba q
depurar Y exigir responsabilida-
des. 5Cuando Sc habfa lanzado de.
modo tan resuelto a empefio tan ar
duo y a La vez tan patri6ttco? Ese
fscalizaci6n es La function priznor-
dial de todos los Parlamentos El
mismo Reichstag alemAn, aun cuan
do sus atribuciones eran limitadisi-
mas, SO recordara que Sc puso fren
te al Kaiser, liamandolo al Orden
81 asi puede decirse, cuando aquel
Sc perlnati6 las famOsas declara-
clones en- el DAILY Telegraph de
Londres.
Es de justicia devolver sn cr6-
ditto unestro Parlamento, ann
cnando Sc reconozca que tuvo tam
bien un dssprestigio no del tOdo
injustifcado. Pero por encima de
algnnas peaueheces de detalle, la
function parlamentaria era de una
gran cfcacia Valvula que daba
salida a las agitaciones interiores
de las masas populares, palenQue en-
que hbremente Sc contrastaban Las
mas opuestas doctrinas cuya EXPIRE
sion estaba adn en- periodo normal
muy limitado en- la prensa, y, por
tltimo, freno el mas fuerte contra
los abusos de poder que SO disimu-
Ian con t6picos muy conocidos CO.
mo el cumplimiento de La ley. La
garantia del orden v el imperio del
principle de autoridad.
Angel GUERRA
Madrid, is de abril, 1925
fs 80 E ~
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Una sangre rica, un vigor nuevo, unos
nervios fuertes una vitalidad robusta
Sc obtienen tomando Ell Elixir de Leo
nardi rara Ia Sangre'' 81 le falta "a
energia la vitalidad, 81 Sc siente debil,l
agotado , sin vida, nervioso y sin apetito
para las sangre',, Su poder curative es'
tome en- seguida Ell Elixir de Leonardo
maraviIloso en- todes los casos de debilt-
dad de agotamiento general. Las pri-
meras d0sis ponen nueva vida y yitahdad
en- Ia sangre = le dan fuerza vigor a
los nervios. 81 elixir de Leonardo para
la Sangre'' destierra todos los geTme-
mes del paludismo produce una sangre
pura, foJa Tica. Aumenta cl abastect-
miento de Ia sangre y les da a los orr
ganos dsgestivos Ia fuerza necesayta para
dfsponer del aiimento que Sc tome. Regu-
iariza Jas funciones del hfgado y de- les
TsS sfico zenther d, Ghitrs, 4. r Il.
cs tDfsante mi larga pr6ctica eh Ia
profesidf na6dica he prescrit0 he OBJ.
t6nEa los mejores resultados con sus pre-.
paracicues. 81 Elixir para Ia Sangre''
iimpia y puriftca Ia sangre, destierra las
enfermedades de "a piel y es 81 mejor es-
pecfficc que conozco para eI reumatismoi
cr6nieo.
gsgf.sIaa ,s Advt.
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Continuation de Ia pag. IL


sentia con Ia plena dignidad del
ciudadano, como tin hombre Pc
ligroso, no estando d veces sobrs
SECURE nj 81 hacienda nj su hber-
tad nj ahn su propia vida. X cusn-
do los medios de intimidation no
bastabah Quedaba el reclirso de la
suplantaci6n Asf resultaba un jue-
20 de- 10 mas ordinario la suplan-
taci6n de los electores y las falsi-
fcaciones de las actas X ESQ que
es constitntivo de varios delitos,
alcanzaba alnparo v aprobaci6n. X
como 81 esos amafios no fuesen bas-
tantes desnaturalizar la pureza
del sufragio entr6 IN nuevo factor
de decentralization electoral: Ell So
bCrno en- gran escala Los censos
de algnnos pueblOs SO llegaron a
pregonar en- subasta pnblica. De
clio resultaban dos cosas la vsz
nefandas Y tambien punibles, que
son la indelicadeza de los que COM
praban una investidura parlamen-
taria, bordeando el c6digo y los
que vendfan sus sufragios con una
impudicia sin nombre.
Pues bien, pesar de todos esos
vicios de Origen y no obstante to-
dos Los defectos frncionaIes re-
cluta de mayorias sin firmeza ideo-
l6gica y sin verdadera vitalidad
pofitica, va que tenian por 10 gene
raj ma representation de favor.
el Parlamento tenia una fuerza tan
poderosa que cortrarrestaba todas
las demasias y todos los apetltos
conjurados al asalto del pals lie
Quedaha una facultad, que nunca
pudo Quebrantarse y es la de. la
fscalizaci6n. fBastaba un solo NOM
bre Independence para tener a ra-
va cualquier extraHmitaci6n re-
frenar cualquier codicia legitima
AIN hay que consignar otro con-
trasentido Sc ha acusado al Par
lamento espaiol de inutiidad pre-
cisamente en- la tinica OCCASION en-
que estaba actuando con energica
decision v con notoria eficacia pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-11
Ell GAMING PARA UNA INTE-
LIGENCIA ENTIRE ALFMANIA,
TRANCIA Y GRAN BRETANA
ESTA LIBRE-DECLARO
~ m MARX
,Uoatinnacion dc ia pag.. 81

yl tContlnuaeion dc 10 pag. -
FL Dir, Marx, siguiendo Ia ira !
yectoria de, una fiecha, me con-
tesla:
LA situaci6n politica exterior
esta dominada .por el medic de
Ffancia a Alemania. causa del
niantenimiento de su gran Ejer-
cito. Ese miedo tiene su raiz en-
.el factor poblaci6n. La de Fran
cia Sc halla estacionafia, con ten
sdencia a disninuir, nientras la
de Alemania, con sesenta Milo
mes de habitantes, ,aumenta, espe-
cialmente en- las regiones cato
Iicas como el Rhin, Prucia Occi-
dental y Silesia. Creo indispen-
sable, en- consecuencia, llegar a
una franca, conpleta y absolute
explicacion con Francia. Durante
el .ejercicio de la Cancilleria me
esforce por lograrlo. Estas consi-
deraciones excluyen Gran Bre-
tana, factor con que hay que
contar. Gran Bretana tambien nos
tiene miedo, pero un nniedo econ6-
nlico. Sonnos su primer competitor
v las obligaciones que nos impone
Is eiecucion del plant Dawes nos
lfuerza "a intensifcar dieha com
'petencia. La iniciativa de una sa-
Ida esta situaci6n le correspon-
de asGran Bretaaa inisnaa. Ale
mania har heci1o por su parte7
cuanto terfa que hacer. Nos he's
mos desarnlado, y la mejor prue-a
ba de que nos henos desarmado
yades que los aiiados 10 reconocen,
es que no Sc publica Ell inforne
de la Conision de Contrator de
Armamentos. No podria. imagi-
mar que Sc guardara secreto 81 el
documento contuviese revelaciones
graves contra nosotros. FL cami-
no para una inteligencia entire
Francia, Gran Bretana v Alema-
mia esta libre.
El DR.. Marx es, probablemente,
Ia figura politica de Alemania
mas simpatica los aliados. Su
elecci6n para Ia Presidencia de la
facilitaria grandemente
Ia solucion de los problemas in
ternacionaIes.
Fernando Ortiz ECHAGUE. |
4 L t4 s..
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un g
del hlgdoya Ia CO que
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18

among trade union members for trade
union unity. We must realize that
these are the two necessary condi-
tons for successful struggle against
capitalism, as the experience of the
last few years has shown.
TT goes without saying that agita-
4 ton for trade union unity must be
concern of all the members of the
nucleus, but the comrades specially
entrusted with this work must make
deeper study OF this question in
order to provide the other nucleus
members with the material necessary
for agitation.
During elections to trade union con-
ferences the aforementioned com
rades, as trade union experts, can be
put up as candidates from the nu-
cleus. These comrades should, and in
fact, must be connected with the
Communists members of the admins
tration of the respective local trade
union who will give them informa-
ton and instructions concerning trade
union work.
THE work Of the Communist frac-
1tion in the trade union admins
tration will laso be much easier if it
can depend on comrades doing sys-
tematic work among trade union mem
bers, in the factories where the nu-
cleus functions. The comrades should
Of course work in the factory under
the guidance of the nucleus bureau,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18
oarty Functions of Nucleus Members

herents of the various trade unions
and also among workers of the same
trade who have not yet Joined a trade
union.
Party members entrusted with trade
dnion work must study very thorough
ly all questions concerning the res
pective trade union conditions of la
Dor, wages. working hours, etc. They
should watch the work Of the admit
nistration of the local trade union
branch, as wen as the work OF the
national and international admins
trative bodies. They must be regular
readers of the trade union press, etc.
TT is only by famiIiarizing them
4 selves with all questions connect
ed with the respective union that they
will be able to agitate among the
workers in favor of adherence to the
union, to criticise the activity OF the
leadership Of the unions and to intro
duce at the trade union meetings Of
this or that undertaking proposals
concerning the unity Of the trade
union movement and the introduction
of necessary changes in the personnel
of the administration should the lat
ter be unsatisfactory.
l have dealt in such detail with the
work Of the nucleus members en-
thrusted with trade union work in
the factories, because it is of the ut
most Importance at the present juno
ture to draw all unorSanized workers
into the trade unions and to agitate