The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 3

THE SEATILE STAR PAGE 3 NOW PLAYING AT BLUE MOUSE] CRIFFITHS ON NEWBERRYISM } Judge Says Vote Debauch- | ery Must End | | Editor The Star Newberryiem te a new word for) ballot debauchery—a bought election. | I was among the first to condemn Senator Poindexter for his Newberry vote, In my speeches I have pointed jout how his financial setting made it| jeasy for him to act as he did. In 1920 he headed the senate committee to raise and handle the $200,000 cam- | paign slush fund to help elect repub Mean senatorw in a few doubtful! |wtates, Yet he knew the federal law | forbade more than $10,000 to be used from all sources in the election of any senator, This was his sworn | testimony, reluctantly given before |the senate investigating committee. | Again in 1920, while running back: | wards for the president's office, he) |took over $77,000 campaign gifts from the shipbuilders and banking! | interests This is the sworn tenti |mony of hin secretary before the |name committee, ‘The senator was jon the naval committee. He expect ed, it i# claimed, to be president. He |knew of the pending claims against jthe government of the shipbuilders | His skids were well greased to go |to Newberry | Newberryism t# not m republican jor partisan question. It {s nonpartt jman and national. It destroys all . : Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s ‘THE:GROTE:-RANKIN CO, OTTO F. KEGEL, Preaident FIFTH AT PIKE LIBERTY Seones in “The Last Payment,” now at the Liberty theater, take in} | a wide range of territory, The cur-| | tain rises on a South American cat }tle ranch and fs rung down on a! brilliant scene in the heart of Paris. | |The plot calls for intricate acting and the cast is exceptionally well chosen, Miss Pola Negri, as the wife of @ wealthy cattioman, and later as @ Parisian favorite, is both beautiful and clever in her interpre tation of the role . Friday Brings Important Opportunities for Saving Mahogany- Finished WINDSOR CHAIRS $14.75 HIS is a signifi- cantly low price for beautifully fin- ished Windsor Chairs that are worthy of a place in the best homes, Only a limited quantity are in the special offering for Friday. e advise making your selections early. ONE MORE | COLUMBIA Marie Prevost, starring tn “The| Married = Flapper, the Universal attraction directed oy Stuart Paton, now at Columbia theater, would like} to start a school for “finale hop pers.” “Flappers represent the most Appealing type of femininity,” says | Miss Provost, and there is no rea : son why their basic attractiveness . 2, . and charm should be allowed to Frock of pink chiffon) undeveloped. The little star taffeta, tight fitting bodice,|"Tne Married Flapper” setties the 2 full skirt trimmed with lace| awestion of whether a flapper ought @ edging; hat of pink horsehair to continue to Mae after marriage ONE MORE silk trimmed with large white) winteR GARDEN POLA a ff ostrich plume; silver brocade| “Received Payment.” now at the NEGR sandals, with silver gray| Winter Garden theater, was directed by Charles Maigne, one of the beat stockings. Posed by Marié) crown ana successful directors in BE Prevost, Universal star, now] this country, and the play is the lat the Columbia, in “The|work of John Lynch. Again Co |free government If wealth controls, B “The Last Payment” | Married Flapper.” rinne Griffith bears out her repu Jail men without it must quit. Brains | satarde senvena Liera os | tation of being the best dressed “~ ¢ 4 and character are without hope } RANDMA woman on the screen | c wherry methods are Mlustrated! ann8 EEeEe wy AIRMAN TELLS S It is w society. play, with much in the pending campaign. One of hi 4 ace on the| e wa how he ' of the action taking pls ae John Gilbert as Edmond Dantes embraces Estelle Taylor |'*tters #b how he wan swamping = ~ New York stage, and presents the! np |With wholesale publicity one of his star in an entirely different type ot in “Monte Cristo,” film version of the Dumas’ MéaAstETPIECE. | cnnctitors, Governor Osbers. AB John A. Shaffer’s ling of his thrilling crash in the | character than her previous pro ~jother sinister letter from him shows Pupi s to Perform wilds of Alaska, and subsequent | ductions, ig y h he wanted a candidate brought out | hardships before being found by & i . enpecially to divide the votes from Pupils of John AlbeFt Shaffer will rescue party, C. ©. Prest, veteran | BLUE MOUSE The pleture qhat will ttre in your garden of memortes, —Third Floor One Hundred and Fifty Pairs of Barnyard Basketball— another candidate against himself.) be presented Friday evening im a/ aviator, was in Seattle Thursday | One of the striking scenes from This was before Ford came out | complimentary violin recital at Shaf-| prest. who was attempting a flight | "Monte Cristo,” which William Fox L repeat, the people must repudt = oo an e S$ fer’s studio, 207 The McKelvey. They | from the east coast of the United | Produced for the screen, tx the one will be accompanied by Miss Irene | states to Siberia. by way of Alaska,|'n which Dantes, the young sailor Baltrusch and assisted by puptls of | way forced to descend between Eagle | is thrown over the edge of a cha ate Newberrylam. He must be ex pelled from the senate for caume and as an example, sharp and decisive, | It’s All the Rage Now at $7.25 Pair Beth Miss Baltrusch and Robert/and Fairbanks when a spark plug |‘@U Wall Into the sea. In this) ar to arrogant wealth. Lovell Wilaon, vocalist. cracked, For four days he lived on | ene he is tied in a bag and makes By James W. Egan Barge cag og Peat ene) Tt will join in doing wo for the : , — | tno meat of a caribou he shot with a| his excupe ynder the sea; the ween) — wrest soon have to be bring: | Leach Cal, Men under $0 alway’ Honor of Washington and thy nafety A very timely offering of warm all-wool Blankets pistol. All that Prest salvaged was |>¢ing photographed by five cameras ’ | part acntige they of the republic in attractive block-plaid effects. They are 66 by 80 ing back the celebrated spread | jow the age limit, and it was quite ing chestnut tree, I guess,” mut- lithe proper antic to get one’s horse tered Squawk MeGuff, lighting | shoe tangled up in one's beard | up a brush burner strong enough | “Nobody ever took ‘em seriously In FAMOUS CAFE to draw a jail sentence in Zion | those days, They thought the old | City. “And let ber do plenty of | ginks would rather do that than cut CLOSES DOORS spreading, at that, | out paper dolla or something | “How come?” I asked, wondering “And now this noble pastime BAN FRANCIS Sept. 7-—Talt’s, | wan being filmed: Duchess de Lante,! wnat made the old pirate feel horti-| of using his shoes the way no in- | gan Francisco's most brilliant cafe, | Lady Sackville, Sir Frank Popham) jitura | telligent horse would use “em has | ha» fallen befure the onslaughts of | Young and his wife, who were Mak:| 1... cise would a village amithy| Spread like fresh paint on a new | prohibition ing @ tour of the studios during the betees sar . sult of clothes, You'll find more | Announcement was made today course of @ visit to California. The/ i | pitehing courses in backyards | that it will close its doors as a pal quartet was introduced to the star,| “I follow you like a snail chasing) than women leaning over the | ace of gulety and reopen as a coffee the producer and the director, all/® butte " 1 murmured, shaking | fences, Which k ing @ bit.” house. | three of whom made the simultan: | bewildered head. “Village sti If it's such bum aport, why does| A syndicate said to have originat-| cous, inspirational suggestion that) Where you get that stuff? everyone like to play it?” I insisted. | ed in Los Angeles, will conduct it In the visitors participate in those] “Well, aa I read the penciling on| “Why do people vote for morons connection with a similar establish. | enes in which they would fit so|the biackboard, there has come ®|and dumb Dudleys, put sugar on let-| ment in the Southern city Fadmirebly. At first as a lark, and' great and growing demand for|tuce and think Harold Hell Wright! With the closing of Tait’s the last soon Because of the intrinsic Inter-jxmithies and mighty men with strong |can do his surname?” growled Me-| but one of San Francisco's once ta-t cting before the camera—jand sinewy dukes. Our newest|Guff, shaking out his pipe. “The! mous cafes has gone the way of the | hie clothing, gun and motion picture | UPder water, “Monte Cristo” is now lcamera. His plane stands on her |4t the Blue Mouse, | nose’ in the tundra, 100 miles from | ult, the nearest habitation. | COLISEUM One day an interesting left visitors came to the studios, where “The Masquerader AUSTIN F ORIFFITHES. } inches in size, and represent an exceptionally good value in bed covering. —First Floor Cocoa Door Mats At Very Low Prices To protect your floors and valuable floor coverings, a Cocoa Door Mat at front and back door is invaluable. You can select Friday from the following sizes at very low prices: 14 by 24 inches at 85¢ and $1.05 each 16 by 27 inches at $1.05 and $1.25 each 18 by 30 inches at $1.30 and $1.50 each —Second Floor at RECEIVED gt tt which holds all of us,| popular outdoor eport Is denigned to place a horseshoe belongs when | “steam beer.” . ° jno matter what our lineage or eM | keep the bellows chauffeurs busy | not on a horse ts in chewing tobacco} ‘The Poodle Dog, Torton the |] | if: ° PAYMENT fe sapeees_ hes cur noone, of Se |bewy the, betices_chastivece, Naty net on o herve f tn chewing whaews | ‘Ths’ Fesdie Doe. Torteaty Fifty-Piece Semi-Porcelain |found themscives enrolied in the lens, gross and millions.” lup over a door where you can guess | and ‘Marchand’, one 4 one gave SEE jeast of “The Masquerader.” “Oh, no you've been following up| about tt.” lthe battle against the drought. For bad r s — ee ; M | } the new fad I quiased. 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This Acsep Fabte |her purstut of pleasure she Le and when the childish « y $s p AND | Events gathered about her other young service for six persons folks of the smart set. | pers at a peg in the ground Here Billy Wade, just back from| keeps grownup men away from |wervice abroad, is introduced, and | their meals I feel like quatfing las he gazes wonderingly at the riot) arsenic.” is in the popular plain shape with gold line tracings—priced, the set, fe} t Wasteful | Say “Bayer” at ’ and Insist! | pad peggy peoms phy |neer, candidate for re-election, speak ATT 10C an te Time SPECIAL MELODY SHOP SIX, PIG 'N WHISTLE AND rea a amune drinking. catchers were far enough fro | | publict: | FLAPPER’ winintermstionsl News "| | smoking, gambling and flirting. In| the plate to look like outfielders, | ASPIRIN eda A ment of heaving # stallion's slip- | Beeman Claims His | | } } COLUMBIA O RCH ES- Toma |ous scenes about him he asks him. | “Everybody is doing it,” I told ling at Columbia City brary Wedn: TRA’'S LATEST SONG P °F HIP |nelt if this is the freedom he fought! him. “Til bet in Seattle-—” day night, cal: |]| $10.45. —Basement Store q “A LACE HIP =: for. To him the difference between| “farnyard basketball!” bitterly ex- “Ll see my opponent now declares | A jon era Ppa yng and | pressed MoGuff. “Blab | that owing to stabilized conditions he me j those of the world {6 not dis-| “I've been informed {t tan't bad ex- \Y4 | will surpass any showing of economy Cc ] H d F d | distinguishable, but in spite of him-! ercive,” I anid. . BN BR he was able to accomplish during his} Save on oa Ce] $s Yi ay self he is interested in Teddy. How! “Exercise!* snorted Squawk = former term. PS he wins her over to his way of|gweet uncle! 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