The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-18

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Deputy Barbot, who looks like Jack
Dempsey and weighs more, Il Just able
to stop Lagrosilliere from strangline
Ferry. Both parties will complain "a
the authorities. Ferry will brina
charges Of assault and battery.
The Deputies Of France are I merry
lot. Our own Huey Long should trans
fer his activities.
Judge Makes Statement
January 20. Judge Pachot. COM
missary for the judiciary Police Che Is
the man, 1t will be remembered, who
proved to be Staviskys nemesis Ia
the 1926 case, finally procuring his
arrest ct the villa In Mary-le-Ro has
made an important statement to the
press:
My organisation has been fol-
lowing the crook and his adven-
lures with especial care. They
have furnished me with 4 num-
Der Of reports, any one Of which
would have convicted stavisky
overwhelmingly q long time ago.
From the 1926 case, whose trial
has been 80 often deferred, I.have
followed his most intimate move
ments. On several occasions
have sent my data to the courts
with recommendations for i'm
mediate action. Every time they
assumed an air Of surprise. what,
.5tavisky again? Who will kill
this bird Of prey?"
That Is what they said, but
they did nothing. In each case
my report was sent to my super
Tors. These should have passed
them on to the Chief Justices
Office, and he should have sent
them to the Department Of the
Interior.
But every time my reports have
been hushed up and stifled. It Is
q cert. inty and assert 1t frank
". But the fault does not lie with
the nlagistrature, 1t lies with the
Parliament and Parliamentarians.
Now my trial Of the 1926 case Is
scheduled for January rs. There
will be some surprises then.
This Is the first serious and defi-
mite indication We have had Of inter-
ference by higher powers. It Is bad
business. Pachot will have to show
clean bill or get into trouble.
Stavisky Checks Total 1900
have learned that the checks sign
ed by stavisky which have been found
thus far total over 1900. They are
now In the hands Of Inspector Peude-
piece for examination. OF the lot 143
are dated prior to 1888 and the larger
part were endorsed by q man named
Dupardon. Some TOO were drawn on
q single bank. The names are i'm
possible to get ct present. The real
story lies behind these names. Who
got this money from Serge Alexandra?
There Is the real scandal story.
January n. They have finally ar
rested Henri Hayotte, the former d.
rector Of the Empire theatre and
stavisky's organizer Of pleasures. u
But lust to hand the public laugh
I suppose, the police have made nice
mess Of It.
Hayotte vanished soon after STAY
isky's death. They finally located
him in q hotel near the Etoile. The
newspapers learned that the detectives
were going to descend" on the hotel
and catch the young man in police
net. Reporters hung around the place
to be conveniently near at hand wher
the arrest was made.
The plainclothes policemen formed
q Gordon around the hotel. They
lounged about and looked like . lot
Of fairly well-dressed loafers. Bu'
there were 50 many Of them, with tn
reporters who covered the story, thai
some Of the neighbors misunderstood
Some nervous ladies telephoned tx
the police commissariat Of the quar-.
ter, saying that there were strange
doings about" In fifteen minutes
Q huge automobile police van arrived
with twenty-five huskies In uniform
thinking that they were going to MIR
In the bud another demonstration Of
the Camelots du Roi or some other
crowd Of rioters. With clubs drawn
they descended upon the lurking men
doubtless expecting the fun Of break
ing q few heads. It took some time