The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 17

©.¥ wow &. . 9° FRIDAY, APRIT 1921 HAS CORNER ON RADIUM Plant tucked Away Amid! Steel Mills Produces Most of Supply | PITTSBURG, April ‘Tucked id the mammoth steel mills away a tle known to Pittsburgers | here, as as it is to the laymen outside, is a Waboratory that turns out seven tweift! of the world’s supply ot | boratory has been operat: | ng since 1912. During nine years | s produced just 88.6 grams of | | He didn't quit. He started Instead m. And a gram is not quite to make the best of things. He han mbdteful } | mant the Braille and the New the 88.6 grams of the York syatem ¢ for the blind Al represents a market and has read every book available for 06. Radium. sells the blind in Dim state. unce—$120,000 a Hoe swims, skates and enjoys tong ly ts sold In lots of tramps in the open between the or one-thousandth part times he works on poems and storien h . re aoe > ao ah ‘ Among his poema, widely publish REALIZES ONLY Sigrid Holmquist, the Swedish “Mary Pickford,” has asked | oa, are: “Cireun Time.” ro lyre A ge — vic ein eahatt Co. Senator Knute Nelson to start legislative action for a@ min- tures of the Keowa: The Strange reatizes only a nominal profit. For| try of fine arts, She wants the government to “enforce aad bet and “The Brute of the| aly 2 nae orthlang every grain of radium that is re national pursuit of the beautiful = fined, of 500 tons of chemicals and 1,000 tons coal, and water are ame to a standstill | standara Chemical Co, and began TIE SEATTLE STAR BLIND AUTHOR | WINS SUCCESS /Blind Boy Publishes Many | Poems of Merit MINNEAPO April 22,.-When you pick up @ popular magazine and read in it a story or poem by Lindsay Lucas, you haye no idea of the handicaps under which it was writ ten | Neither has the editor who pur Johased it | Lucas, at 22, ts both blind and | deat | He mupports himself by his writ- ings and they sell readily, altho he jhas told none of his editors of his jaffiictions Three years ago he was one of the brightest pupils at a Minneapo. }liw bh school, in his sophor year, ‘Then bursting of minute blood | Vennels nourtahing the optic nerve rendered him blind. Six months later hearing left him. Real Hen Party for consumed. Mir and milling | ie thin t aa a. |\the eatning 6¢ enenotite Mini forces also must be maintained and bout this time Ming Susan 4 replay agp ta, Hehaularled laboratory experts | Flannery, member of one of Pitts-| Medical men buy most of the re inister Is Staged “hea . | burg’s best known families and a/dium. Some is used in manufactur| BRAMAN, Okla, April 22 rs adium was discovered In 1898 by leader in society, was stricken with |!ng luminous articles. Chureh members came in the even Madam Curie. Born fn Poland, she | What doctors pronounced a “fast _ ing with well-filled baskets for a bie « he wife and former pupil of a| cancer.” Doctors sald she must have D Print mating TRUE’ Wishovuna taeda French professor, Pierre Curie, who | 48 operation to mvo her life enver fF rinters morning Kelly discovered that his were ty e a was known, in a hasy way, to] poco oe | house with full-grown chickens, after Madame Curie discovered the| But before a quantity of the | Ployers grant a = ¥ | ys in common pitchblende before | precious metal could be obtained |bers of five printing crafts will could disintegrate the ore and peolate the radium Mme. Curie demonstrated her find to science and was awarded the Nobel prize for physica and t Davy medal of the Royal Society in 1903 Mme. Curte’s one destre in life ts to possess a gram of the radium she discovered—not for its yvalue—but | P for further experiments, particularty | 0 looking toward the cure of cancer. | Her wish is to be gratified by Americans, who are raising a fund for the purpose. Soon she will come to this country and be presented with the precious gram. REFINING OF RADIUM STARTED IN 1903 | Refining of radium was started on a large scale in 1903, The supply of pitchbiende ore was mined almost ex- clusively in Austria and when this seon diminished, radium production Mi M. F millionaires introduced vanadium making of steel, investigate radium manufa if at ther cancer sufferers. extracted from carnolite, a low-grade ore mined In southwestern Colorado, | but only at great expense. od, to the Untted States and negotiated jfor the purchase fields. ests and withdrew from other activi. ties to devote his entire time to ra-| dium. In the face of ridicule from his | joke. He laughs at scars who never Flannery was dead strike, union leaders sf stricken, her brother, Joseph annery, one of Pittaburs'’s and noted for having alloy into the went to Furope to Infant indastry of ©. He vowed that, all possi radium should be roduced in this country to alleviate The men are now working Two thousand prir ers are affected Hearings befo the state industrial commission we to continue today |Went to War at 10; Youngest Soldier PONTIAC, Mich., April 22.-—Te! day hours a week. the He learned that radium cout! be! Undaunt-! the steel magnate burried back , OUnKeSt war. He entered the service of € H. 6th Vermont, commanded by } father, Aug. 14, 1861 10. of the Colorado He sold his vanadium inter. Englishmen consider prohibition ——Detroit Free Press. Sealile Chicken Halibut, Ib. .10¢ 15-lb. keg Alaska Salt Herring for .....$1.25 DO NOT OVERLOOK Three Gils Bakery SPECIALS FOR SATU 60c CAKES . OUR BREAD JWAYS FRESH AND WELI-BAKED. S. Amano & Co. Fancy Fruits, Candies and Soft Drinks. jozen .10¢ Delicious App dozen . 16¢ Stall 16 All kinds of V! CETABLES fresh every day at UARGAIN prices. Occidental Fruit and Vegetable Co. Winesap Apples, extra fan DOK «.-+- Oranges, dozen . Fresh Vegetables—All Kinds Mild Sugar Cured Holly- 24 wood BACON ..++.-- Cc Mild Sugar Cured 19c bulk, pound ... os 17c Choice Beef POT * ..124c¢ PURE ROAST, Ib. Choice Rolled Beet 5 RIB ROAST, tb. me 2 c Choice, BOLLING BEEF, tb. Choice VEAL ROAST, Ib. Choice VEAL CHOPS, Ib Choice MUTTON nha Wie ... 14¢ 20c 14c “s 24c TRA SPECIAL Sunday morning Break For your fast demand FRYE DELICL OoUS RPRAND Ham or Bacon Specially priced at all markets. Strictly ne jd standard size White Eggs, doz. 3B3¢ 2 dom . 65¢ Strictly fresh Pollet Eggs, dozen . eee seen. BOG Occidental and Yesler Way Most Convenient Location to Interurban Trains and all Car Lines Public Market Electric Rotary System Our delicious, nutritious bread baked fresh every hour. Try our “Davos” Health Bread, made by the recipe of the famous health resort, Davos, Switzerland. Delicious Cakes with Mocha Frosting. Butterhorns, 3 for..... Hot Tea Biscuits, each If uptown, call at our Bakery in Olympic Market, First Avenue WESTERN DELICATESSEN CO. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Potato Salad, qt.....35¢@ Club Salad, pt.......15¢ Potato Salad, pt......18@ Mayonnaise, lb. .....40¢ Thousand Island, pound ................40¢ Come in and inspect our complete line of home-cooked Picnic and Lunch Goods. Other Branches—Central Public Market Upper and Lower Floors American Grocery Stores Company One of our 3 Big Downtown Stores. See Saturday Specials elsewhere in this paper. COFFEE - COFFEE Fresh roasted every few hours. Ground to your order and guaranteed to please or money back. Lunches Try our Hot Coffee and Light Lunches. None better in the city. SPECIAL SATURDAY: Creamed Chicken with Hot Biscuits. will be pleased with our service. WESTERN COFFEE CO. 1426 First Avenue—Olympic Market 1420 First Avenue—Central Market 109 Occidental Avenue—Seattle Market You announced to | tives of H. D. Davenport are claim ing for him the honor of being the | drummer boy in the Civil] He was then as nt-| ro} ro| ? $1,000 contest winner, my traveling expenses my return expenses also to be bent contract. (Atria enter 18 must have the agreement as printed, Signature Relationship ore | ENTRY COUPON | The Seattle Star-Universal Film $1,000 Motion Picture Actress Contest Color Of halt. ...-s-ecce. Height. .cecoces OCRUPRLION oe ene eave eecwerew wer rere seers sereseceewwesss Place of Employment... agree to abide by the rules of The Seattle Star-Univernal Film Co. to appear for test films if and when I am called Gf it ls pomtble for me to do #0}, to go to Universal City for a 10-weeks’ contract at $100 a week if 1 am selected as the final BUETIALUTO 0 one we ree eee meen ener en es 2 | Mae, . eons oe ceees coees sees sccces coceeceeowers eee cy whose signature to the above agreement I have witnessed, ts under 18 |] years of age but has my perminmton to enter The Seattle Star ft Universal Fitm Co. $1,000 contest and to fulfill the terms of the SAYS COURTSHIP PROMISE IS OFF Pledge to Treat Bride as Daughter Wiped Out SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 22. A wife is a wife in the opinion of | Judge K. G, Cabaning, and as a re sult the petition of Selma Butler, 19, pretty former Uni vernity of California student, was de | nied | Mrs. Butler charged that ber hus band, a wealthy broker, 20 years her senior, had during an ardent court |ship pramined that she would be treated as hin daughter until she could make up her mind whether jehe could love him as a wife She charged he failed to live up to | hin ag ent and she was forced to |lock herwelf in the kitchen and sleep Jon the floor, | “Any such agreement made before |marringe was entirely abrogated by the oath you took at your marriage ceremony,” the judge told the young bride “Recause of his haste in trying to win you he probably showed more |*pep’ than patience, but he cannot be blamed for that with such a beau | tiful young wife.” divorce Mra. ree You Con Live on 25 Cents a Day There LONDON, April 22.—The man who tn suffering from the high cost of living has @ most alluring prospect offered to him in the news that one ean live comfortably on 25 cents a day in Latvia, the new Baltic state. Deprectated money makes the Eng | ith pound of American dollar worth a small fortune in that untry. “A survey of the roads of the United States of America,” publivhed in 1789, was the first road book pub- lished in this country Age... Weight. ....ccrce-+ to Universal City to be paid, and paid if 1 do not obtain a perma- fonowing egreament fTed eut) PAGE 17 He took to| JACKSONVILLE, Fla--Japaness steamer Erie Maru, held for carrying [died at the age of 82 Thought He Was II, bed owing to an alleged spinal com Wouldn’t Leave Bed pinint, tit ne couia nit, which cant | 2002, releawed on $10,000 vonds, Ala LONDON, April 22-—8aid to have|doubt on the supposed malady. There | °f MF crew fined $20 each, refused for 4 yearn to leave his bed, | waa ne © romance. In fact, his even when entreated by his sweet-|#weetheart of long ago could not A train traveling 60 miles an hour heart, William Precon, a farmer, has | persuade him to leave his bedroom. | would circle the globe in 17 days. >? oOo OOOO SOUTH Enp } THIRD AND WASHINGTON ) MAKING NEW FRIENDS DAILY ‘The past week witnessed a furprising growth SOUTH-END MARKET here REAL BARGAINS the street cars start FOR YOU! INDEPENDENT PACKING COMPANY NO. 3 WE C i PAY CHECKS Pot Roasts, Ib........10c ‘pong half or whole .33c Picnics, per lb. coos 194¢ Diamond pt Little Pig 4! Legs of Lamb, lb... .20c Sausages, Ib. .... .35¢ OUR SAUSAGES MADE FRESH DAILY in the patronage at the newly-opened Saturday crowds are expecially large. Shoppers are learning that abound on this DAY OF SPECIALS. The market, near where where there is room to park your car near at hand. The MARKET PUGET FISH MARKET Stall 26 » mon 5 res MABEL’S LUNCH Brick Codfish, 2 Ibs...35¢ is Vine STEWS, SANDWICHES, Bloaters, 6 for.. 25¢ Fruit and PIES—FINEST COFFEE Medium Crabs, each. .15¢ Vegetables IN THE CITY Red Snapper, 4 lbs. ..26¢ You will find cheapest Ling Cod, per Ib....-..5¢ 7 penity and Vegetables here. After one meal YOULL Our policy: Charge less; | COME AGAIN. sell more; make more. Jack’s Fish Market Stall 65 Kippered Salmon, tb, . Fresh Halibut, Ib. STALLS 45 and 46 Finest Vegetables of All | [7cph Halibut, Ib. Kinds—Lowest Prices Salt Herrings, 3 for EXCEPTIONAL Smoked Hertings, 21 Fruit Bargains Farmers’ Meat Market Stall #4 STALL 68 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Everything SPECIAL on SATURDAY Pot Roast, Ib. shes Shoulder Roast Lamb, Ib Picnics, per Ib.......... Summer Sausages, Ib. ........ South End Delicatessen econ Modern Daylight Bakery >in aie with 1,500 feet of floor space, and the latest and best equip- ment, is now under construc- tion at the South End Market, Summer Sausages, Ib................35¢ | and will be open for business Diamond “I” Little Pig Sausages, Ib...35¢ | Sen formerly ‘of this’ Market Here you will find a com- lete line of the best Bread, tries and other Foods to be had. . EK. FICKEISEN Picnics, per Ib. autre -20¢ Full line of Pickles, Sauerkraut, etc. HAVE WORRIES Montana Bootleggers Work at Night and Are Robbed HELENA, Mont, April 22. “Highjackers” are putting the blink jon the rum runners. “Highjackers” lare the fellows who lay in ambush and take the filicit cargoes from them, The logal status of the highjacker is the same as that of any other highwayman, but he is never re ported, The man who Is robbed would be held as a law violator. Here's the rub—if u_ bootlegger abandons his auto the highjackers steal it as well as the hooch. Bootleggers, highjackers and pro- [hibition officers patrol the highways Jat night in unlighted aujos. | Some of these nights there's going | to be a mix-up in identity and then. well, you can see the possibilities of such a situation. | Inmates of Zoo Die | as Men Take Food LONDON, April 22.— Starvation has killed 80 per cent of the anima in the once-famous zoo at Budapest. ‘The reason is that food which the animals require has been needed for human beings. ‘Negro Is Shot to | Death With Hairpin | MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 22.—John Brown, negro, was shot’ to death with a hairpin, Physicians found the hairpin after the bullet was removed They believe the pin was lodged in the barrel of the revolver at the time the shot w Deodorized Sheep Dip Fine for the Hair and Scalp ‘Thengands of people today are af fected with diseased scalp caused by & germ or parasite ing all the nutritious properties from the life of the hair—symptome such as dandroff, Itching scalp and falling hair, Bactortologiats have cot that SHEEP DIF is the great ntroyer of germ lite with which or dinary soap and water are ineffective but It In not advinable to use the crude olly smelly SHEEP DIP. In & recent scientific research by # chemist, the offensive odor haa been removed, and, combined with other medical properties, which, applied to the scalp, leaves no odor and Is de lightful to Hepol in the greatest Fhampoo Tonic known, It stops dandruff, itching scalp and falling hair —~ thoroughly claansen the scalp, encourages the krowth of the hair, leaving It glonsy thiek and fluffy, #9 much desired b men and women ‘To protect your hair and scalp from erm life today, the usage of Sepol will be a friend in your home always For sale at Bartell Drug Ce, and all drug stores, ) ) Lamb Chops, Ib. Pork Roast, Ib... Lower Floor DELICATESS Fourth and Pine Washington Lower Floor, Queen Market, Stall 33. JUST A FEW of SPECIALS for Satu Local Bacon, Ib Salt Pork, Ib. .. Eastern Bacon, Ib. .. VvVY LARD 2 Lbs. Shoulder Lamb, Ib. .8c Veal Roast, Ib.....12c FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, LB..... INDEPENDENT PACKING CO., NO. 2 Corner Market WASHINGTON Follow the crowd to the Delicatessen, Fresh Roast Pork, Ib. PrP PP TT O00 VO OO oO «< INDEPENDE ] DIAMOND i) ‘MARKETS PICNICS — nF er Whole = 19c... <= Legs Lamb, Ib. ....20c NORTHWEST PRODUCTS METROPOLITAN. MARKET Fourth and Pine Stall 25 Stall 25 Elliott 4141 Elliott 4141 Nothing but the BestMoneyCanBay WE SPECIALIZE IN Steer Roast, Ib. ... .10c Stew Meat, Ib......8c Picnics, lb. .......19¢ Summer Sausages. .25c Weiners, lb. . We Make Our Own Sausage . -20c 25c Stall 2 GIVE US A TRIAL We Cash Pay Cheoks corner” starice THE DIAMOND “I” DELICATESSEN Queen City Market STALL 26 Fourth and Pine Just a few suggestions for your Sunday Picnic: Eastern Break- fast Bacon 40c Ib. Fancy Bologna 18e Ib. Fancy Weiners 20¢ Ib, Smoked Liver Sausage 35e¢ Ib. Diamond “I” « Luncheon Roll p ' 50c Ib. : Pork Pies, 7c; Lhe Big Diamond I Sausage Chopper, Come'soe itwork, ‘three for 20c 7 Diamond “I” Brand Little Pig Sausages Can't Be Boat—Made Bry oe Before Your Own Eyes. ave 1. City our rday: 19¢ B5¢ 35¢