The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 2

Jui 2 1 : s al » days more —during these two remainin, 2 of this JULY RAL you should pay this store a visit and see just how much farther your dollar will go. Thousands of useful. necessary homefurnish- ings are attractively JULY SALE priced, and you ow “Your Credit Is Good!” | star feature: this mattress —one of the best mattress values wo $985 have ever offered. Pure cotton. Fancy art Roll edge. Round corners. Special for this JULY SALE. LONDON, July 20—To evade the Rent act, landlords the payment of five years’ | Elisworth'’s farm. be were roasted to death. Chief of Police of City of Seattle Denr Sir: In your position as Chief of Police of this city you are in touch with every sort of crime. Crime—perhaps not com- mitted in this city—but reported to you from other cities, Now, Mr. Commissioner, do you personally know of any crime so despicable, so low and so mean as that of Bigamy? Don’t you agree that any man who would stoop to #0 low @ thing as bigamy should be given the very limit in punish. ment, especially if such a man had a loyal and high-minded wife, respected by the community and beloved by all? They say there are men who commit bigamy who have excuses for #0 doing. Aren't such cages few and far between? Isn't it true that men who commit such a crime premeditate the act? Isn't it true that the famous bigamists of history, men known to almost every police department in the world, were men who were monsters at heart? In connection with bigamy and its many phases, we want you, Mr. Commissioner, and your friends, to be our guests on July 20 at the Winter Garden theater to see F. EH. MILLS YOUNG'S great photodrama, “THE BIGAMIST.” In this * play you will perhaps get a new angle in what exists In some men's minds who commit this crime. ‘This is the great photoplay that presents IVY DUK, pro- nounced by a jury of celebrated artists, newspaper men, crit. fes and public to be the world’s most beautiful motion picture star, and by some to be the world’s most beautiful woman, ‘We want you to see this play and this famous woman, and when you have seen the photodrama we would like to have your opinion as to whether the woman Jn the case who was sinned against did the right thing. Would most women do as whe did? Bring your friends and be our guest on Thurs day. We will consider it an honor to entertain you, Cordially yours, @igned) EDWARDS & HERPICK, Managers Winter Garden Theater. EFFINGHAM, Il., July 20—PFire are insisting | destroyed several buildings on Henry In one 150 pigs Ruth Kennell, San Francisco, will have charge of the 20,- | 000-volume library in the Kuzbas colony, Russia, a settlement backed by Americans where money will be unknown and “hours of service” will be the medium of exchange, “WOUNDED Ver” A Rodent That PROVED A LIAR | Steve Never Even In Battle, By Professor M. J. Elrod Chair of Biology, University of Montana Records Show Fer up on the summits of the oe Rocky mountains, usually near to or Publication in The Gtar several | spove timber, but sometimes as low ago of the story of Sieve | as 4,000 fect, the mountaineer may former soldier, who that he had been un Ht | aan i it Hl i ! ! & ? Two Bandits Rob Man, Make Escape ‘Two unmasked men held up and robbed A. H. Blomskog, 1457 20th eve, of $33 early Thursday morn- ing at 20th ave, and B. Pike at. One man, Blomskog aid, threat ened him with « large revolver, Arena Are Ended | With 5,000 persons danctng the old square dances of Klondike days, the | three-day festivities of the days of |'97 celebration at the Arena came to & close Wednesday night. | The 25th anniversary of the gold| while the other searched his |rush was properly capped with an | pockets. | evening of jubilee that exceeded all) ——— other nights in carnival sptrit. ice | FRECK LES were awarded for cake walking. Now Is the ‘Time to Get Rid| || waltzing and two-atepping. 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Frurmen end Nash. 104ach J5e Telephone Elliott 2702 HOPPER - KELLY COMPANY Telephone Elliott 0112 ny Records—Artists with superb voices tiave sung them. Great orchestras irtuosos of the violin, ’cello, harp, pianoforte have given of their genius. Columbia TO-NIGHT—take tome « real family treat, Posll Oyrena A-3617 10icch Symphony $1.00 Serenade. Valdes. Records are. rae. ae Tear out this month’s list of new Bddy A-3616 10-inch Symphony $1.00 , JULY 20, 1922. THURSDAY, the chairs back. Move the porch swing, Put on pome of these sparkling Columbia dance hits, | RECORDS | Here’s a pippin of a fox-trot! ' [58,"tarable Brves”— pl with the snap and geeky ing double rhythm that the Such a banjo-twanging, snare- pb Play gm -spotted medley of syncopated harmony ‘would make a marble statue fox-trot off its pedestal. id , “Please play it again!” first turn the record over, “Sweet Indiana Home” is on through this month’s entire || Columbia list. You'll find another |; and another masterpiece—each || different—each an encore number || of an all-star program. | The new process Columbia Records give you the season’s most popular dance music, played by the masters of infectious crash-and- clatter harmony. On Columbia Records you every note of the music—without blemish. There’s no scratch, no scrape or other surface sound—just smooth-as-velvet, unmarred melody — that makes you realize how differ- || ent, and how superior, Columbia Columbia Records. Take it to any Columbia dealer. He will be glad to a all the selections you wish to . Below are listed Seattle’s Authorized Columbia Dealers, who at all times can supply you with the LATEST Columbia Hits : YOUNGSTROM & NELSON SHOP 416 Union Street LIBERTY M 1516 First Ave. & LANE PIANO CO. Telephone Main 3587 PORTER FURNITURE CO, 1518 Fifth Ave. Telephone Elliott 1051 T USIC SHOPPE UNIVERSITY MUS Telephone Elliott 6181 | 4312 University Way GERKE'S MUSIC HOUSE Mth Ave. & 56th St. Telephone Sunset 0249 STORE Telephone Ken. 4322 ATLANTA, Ga,, July 20.—Shown here ie Dr. J. G. Baggus, the Wash- ington, Ga, physician accused of poisoning hie first wifo and Charles W. Willbanks, an old friend, whose widow he married a few months later, * Willbanks’ and the first Mra, Bag. gun’ bodies have been disinterred for examination. Dr. Saggus ridicules the charge Rac NEW BANISH GRAY HAIR MANY charming faces are aged by pre- maturely graying hair, If through {Ik ruled, ES BY DAY, Butwell, noted jockey, may race dur- ing the racing hours, but must re turn to “Jail limits” at night until a $25,134 Judgment ts settled, the court JAIL AT NIGHT YORK, July 20—Jimmy PARLIAMENTARY A newly elected justice of the peace in the Southwest had had some ex- perience in, political ward meetings and at downtown bars, but none in court and none at the bar. His first case in court was one in which a friend was charged with assault and battery. Defendant's lawyer moved that the case be dismissed “Moved that the case be dismissed. against him. He says frankly that he wooed Mts. Willbanks, after her husband's death, because he loved her, adding that he also needed someone to help him care for his young children. He asserts, how- ever, that he truly mourned his first wife, who was a clone friend of Mra. 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