The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1922, Page 9

FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1922. Enliven Your Home With a VICTOR VICTROLA COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA 1 $9.00 | IS nx ALL YOU NEED To Place a Genuine Victrola or Grafonola in Your Home —Every Style, Every Finish ee VICTROLA NO. 80—$100 New models to choose from, Our stock is being reduced. Many Seattle homes have been made happy by these Special Terms during this week. $225—NOW $150 VICTROLA NO, 110—$225 | For Your Convenience Open Evenings (Crier) Liberty Music Shoppe Next to Liberty T heater 1516 Ist Avenue Phone Elliott 6181 Austrian Girls People Swallow Alpine Villages; © Wanted Husbands Everything, INNSBRUCK, June 7—Two vil VIENNA, July, 7-—An American) NEW YORK, July 7-—During the im the Tyrolean Alps were traveler who remarked jokingly at)last three months there haa been | BALANCE EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS | | | | } | Glacier Strikes |daity pursuers. EXCURSION SAN JUAN ISLANDS ‘Te East Sound and Wriday Harbor by @ moving giacier and}hig hotel that he coult get an/almest an epidemic of “ewaliowing | iy destroyed. American husband for every unmar-| cases." Among the articles awa. ted Austrian girl in going to speak | lowed were four whistles, nail, hats | . softly hereafter. Withifi 24 hours| ping, two pennioa, toy pig and pad} Bolshevists he had received calle from more lock. thar 600 girls, One refused to ac Join the Churclr cept his explanation and slapped BURST, England, July 7-—More|him. Others hong about the hotel invasion Russia than forty communiste were taken/all day. He finally had to move to Ch Typh inte the Church of England by/| three tirses before he escaped his oO eck yphus | * Bishop Preston. BERLIN, July Typhus te] reading to such an extent In Rus that several countries are plar |ning a strict quarantine to prevent! the disease extending to Western | Burope lOxford Students’ Annual Rat Hunt SUNDAY, JULY © Steamer Sioux (iticur ROUND TRIP, $2.50 OXFORD, Eng., July 7.—S8tudenta U 1a CHILDREN HALF FARE lof Oxford University revived their 4 Make Reservations at annual rat bunt thie year, They Puget Sound Navigation | kiffed mo: 59 of the rodents} Car with he ticks and golf clubs. | | America’s Foremost Kadio Authority | when Senator }meter in length i= oth the transmitter Says |: ree } BY PAUL F. GODLEY A radio searchlight In operation! That was the demonstration which sot American engineers gneping Gugilelmo Marconi, father of wireless, addreseed them at! a meeting recently in New York. The wave used wan exactly one The antennae of and receiver were about a foot high. All the SRATINE { Shows Radio Searchlight i in n Operation Rogers Orders Bankrupt Sales Marconi Sets U. S. ‘Engineers Gasping auxiliary equipment was of lke pro portion, Considering the positive nea of the actions produced at the | receiver by the transmitter, the dem: / onstration was most remarkable, The tranamitter consisted of a/ | foot of copper wire held up vertical | © a8 an antenn minia- | ) tube and an oneiliatory | mprised of about three! wire and a tiny condenser [ om alernate layers of tin-foll and mica This type of vacuum tube ts quite} common in England, where ft is used to convert the energy supplied ny batteries into oscillatory ecerey | ving a frequency of 300,000,000) Jen a second. The receiver used a Itke antenna} which had associated with it an ex tremely small tuned detector etreuit | of & crystal detector and 4 few a4 of a wire on a halfinch tube, To this receiver waa attached a loud speaking amplifier #0 that 1,500 audi. tora could hear the signals | Wave lengths as short as these may be reflected the mime as light The tranamitter was houred | When this was waves vi even slightly away from the} é ion of the tranamitter, no sie r were re m the receiver Marvon! says when these waves strike metal objects they are! reflected. ¥. in the heaviest fogs, | steel vessels many miles away may MODERN DENTISTRY DR. EDWIN J. ] BROWN, D. D, & | 196 € a St. For more than 0 reare | Benson, chairman of the board of tn. | | George Pelletier Doisy, French avi STAR, PAGE & % ‘Stock to Be Closed Out at Once Greatest of July Sales Now On—All Prices Cut to Bed-Rock in Order to Bring Sale to Speedy End. The end of this Great Sale is here and now for the final windup. H. M. Rogers, the energetic proprietor of jthe Red Front Stores, has given orders that this great | Bankrupt Sales Stock be sold « at once; and in order to do ; this, prices have been slashed “ lower than ever before. & Orders must be obeyed and ithe following few sample ‘items will give you an idea “+ of what it means to sacrifice / this great stock in the quickest possible time. Men's Hip Boots, for fish- ing, cut to $2.98. Canvas Gloves cut to 3c. Men’s Work Shirts to 48c. Men’s Suits, that formerly sold to $40.00, have been cut to $9.85. And Boys’ Suits, regular price to $12.00, will go at $3.85, while |Boys’ Union Suits, that sold at $1.50, have been cut to 49c. Over 50 Men’s heavy, all- wool Tweed Suits, sold for- merly to $35.00, now cut to $7.85; these are mostly small Marconi's “radio searchlight” above. Below, left, close-up’ sizes, Another exceptional of the transmitter; center, the receiver; right, diagram of the! | value is a large lot of Men's | transmitter, |Twe-Easts Suits Or wee formerly = ead hs ie I be located and their course deter felectrical ene hi jon sale tomorrow at Oe nd a large 10! n’s Dress mined by the radio beams reflected | twe atl ay ly oar re. | Pants that sold to $5.00, have been cut to $1.85. | from them: Hable telephone conversations have “he inventor aAvocater the use of been held over alstancen of 100 mils: |goht cia ications” Prva mag low Byrd iggy > rtment that EM ROGERS these shorter waves for the protec | tors were used at both trana- tion of shipping during heavy weath.| mitter and regetver Shoes, that sold as high as $7.50, cut to $2.48. Men’s and er, He points to the succerstul use! Many amateurs may utilize these | Boys’ Scout Shoes, valued to $5.00, cut to $1.98. Boys” of this method up to a distance of | wave lengths tn thelr axperimental Tennis Slippers, all kinds, cut to 95c. And Men’s fine Dress 10 mil pte hich J or ae « cle i eb 1 ? how in operation on the ‘const of |new applications of rade. itt re|Shoes, including Peters and Packards, values to $12.00, Great: Britain. | fortheoming ae & result oftheir ex-|eut to $3.85. Hundreds of pairs of canvas shoes, in men’s, As much as one he horsepower of | periments. tage women’s and children’s, are cut for quick selling to 98. Shi Boar Men’s Handkerchiefs cut to 4c. Men’s $3.00 Union Suits pping d Men WOMAN IS AWARDED _) to $1.69. Men’s separate garments, lightweight Underwear, Here on Wednesday to 38¢. Boys’ Union Suits to 49c. And Men’s fine Dress $12,000 RANCH IN | Shirts, that were marked to $2.50, have been cut to 89c. ABSENCE OF OWNER || Men’s Khaki Pants cut to $1.65. Men’s Dress S TACOMA, July 7-—T. N. Peder | penders to 23c. Men's Night Gowns to 69c. Men’s uni fon is now touring Burove. But | made Overalls to 97¢c. Boys’ and-Girls’ Play Suits to 69e. Eliea Morgan in peileeslon of his | Men’s Cotton Socks to 6c. And fine Lisle Socks to 23c. ‘ fine Lewis county farm. Miss || Men's B. V. D. Garments have been cut to 39c. Men's Morgan won # breach of promise | Bathing Suits to 95c. And if you need a tent for the outing — Pederenn and the fart wae turner | Season, we have them as low as $6.85. And all khaki outing ever to her, Pederson did not | clothing, including riding breeches, khaki suits, leggins, ete, have been cut exactly half price. deign to take any notice of the If you need any of the items advertised above, come to Seeking to learn the attitude . Jocal shippers on certain sections of the Jones shipping bill, three mem: | |hers of the shipping beard are/ scheduled to arriye in Seattle next | Wednesday. They are Admiral William 8./ Airy; Meyer Lissner and George E. | Chambertain, former senator from Oregon, ) | | Poulsbo Editor O Out for Poindexter Job ‘The latest entrant In the race for republican nomination for U. &. senator ts Peter Iverson of Poulsbo. Iverson {s editor of the Kitsap County Herald, and te « former state senator, £ NEW sHOw SATU 'RDAY AT THE PALACE HIP Headed by @ syncopated musical comedy and containing music in every act, the new bill opening at the Palace Hip Baturday promises to be one of the best yet. A Goldwyn pleture, “Poverty of Riches,” with Richard Dix and Leatrice Joy starred, ie an added attraction. Phil Adams and girls come with their own scenery, including a hotel lobby setting, for staging we ‘Musical Bouquet.” High power satire and comedy a Protiised by Roy Gordon and Nell | Healy in “Wedded Bliss,” a comedy fears after the intruder and re-| AN UNAVAILING GUARANTEB A quartet of male voices producing | marked . ght Teal harmgny, with some comedy on| “I becha my next month's pay Te, ee the side, is scheduled tn the Criterion |that when old Bugler Gabriel toots | here the other day—you said they'd Four. revellle for the general resurrection, | “Moments of Versatility’ ts the ; he’ ll find that guy crawlin® out of ttle given the dancing-song revue | somebody else's grave."—Los Ange- and acrobatics staged in a Bowery | les Times dance hall by Andy and Loulse Bar low ‘The opening number wit! be the Le Belge Duo, in some novelty hand-to- | hand balancing and other acrobatica. sult this sale before it is too late. Rogers has ordered Bankrupt Stock Sale to come to a speedy end and at t! prices above quoted these values cannot t long. So, word to the wise is sufficient: Join the crowds; come ai save money at this great sale. These values on sale only at the Red Front Store. Be, sure you find the right place. Look for.the large or Sale signs at First Avenue and Pine Street. RED FRONT CLOTHING CO, __1601- 1603 First Ave., Corner: Pine St. } PARIS.—-Nomstop fight of 1,000 miles across Mediterranean from Tunta to Paris safely accomplished by ator. ; | last me two years.” “Well, madam?” “I've lost them.” RIGHT SERVICE at the RIGHT PLACE at the Sto A a, Ina ‘Book . 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New York . 147.40 Boston .... «+ 188.35 To other cities in propor- tion, Ticket Sales DAILY Until August 3ist Return limit October sist The Union Pacific operates the only THROUGH SOLID TRAIN between Portland and Chicago Direct connection with train leaving Seattle 11:15 P. M. daily Through service also on “Continental Limited.” Every foot of the track is protected by AUTOMATIC SAFETY SIGNALS. Equipment is the best in the transportation world, Dining car service the very maximum of buman skill and art. The service as a whole represents the supreme effort of the man- agement to please and satisfy patrons. Call on our Agent when you are ready to go and he will do the rest +8 81.50 106.31 All Employes: 14435 The United States Railroad Labor Board has authorized cancellation of our contracts with labor organizations now on strike. Take advantage of our low round-trip summer travel fares. $72.00 To St. Paul and Minneapolis. $86.00 To Chicago. Northern Pacific Ry. All-Steel Trains | Py IFS Omaha .. Chicago . EMPLOYES All striking employes reporting for work on or before July 10, 1922, will retain their for- mer rank and seniority. After that date, sen- iority of those who are accepted for service will date from the time their applications are accepted. The existing wages and working rules as es- tablished will be continued. All men who have left the service of this com- pany in protest against the decision of the U. S. Railroad Board must return to duty, or register for their regular shifts not later than 8 o'clock p. m., Saturday, July 8, 1922, in order to regain their pension and seniority rights. J. P. O'BRIEN, General Manager. Write for other rates and full summer travel information I hope all of our former employes will take advantage of this opportunity to secure their old positions and seniority. H. E, BYRAM, President. Ticket Office Depot Ticket Offige Orexon-W i 1 Agent, Seattle F. L. OAREY, General Age ‘Telephone Main GO." 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