The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 12

“OF PRISON ed, John Clasps Arms With Jim, Who Is Serving ‘ Life Term BY u D. TRACY _ SAN QUENTIN PENITEN TIARY, Cal, May 10-—John J MeNamar walked to the gates of Quentin penitentiary shortly 7 a m. today, arm in arm bis brother, Jim; a guard the big bars, the gate swung and the man who had fin his term for the so-called Los Angels Times dynamitings stepped @ut to freedom : Y BROTHER ‘OT COME ) “Sorry, sorry you can't With me,” he was heard to say to brother, who must remain be- the big yellow walls of the | Penitentiary the remainder of his oy Batural lite. As they parted | Rand warmly. >) Bdwait C. Lewis, of the Bridge Structural Iron Workers’ union, Charies F. Zerge, business for the San Francisco local the same organization, were McNamara with an auto- The three sped away im ely for Sausalito to catch *a for San Francisco. pNamara refused to make any nent. On the ferryboat he re: inside of the automobile even denied his identity to per- who sought to talk to him. He hot pose for pictures. wage nothing to say,” was She told the newspaper men "MeNamara looked fresh and was ‘Mniling, He was plainly in fine Dealth. He wore a natty business ‘Suit, a straw hat, fresh from the and glistening in the sun. In Buttonhole was a rose. _ When the boat reached San Fran- McNamare's car slipped ly away into the crowded traf of Market st. and he was spirited an unknown piace. ‘MeNamara’s friends said he re- to talk because during the of his imprisonment he has been allowed to read anything ¢d in California, which he was entirety out of touch his immediate surroundings. he had knowledge of world Gan come the two shook 4 Lost CITIZENSHIP wa Bis automobile passed thru the . McNamara was seen to look iy at the street cars, the of traffic and the buildings be had not seen fpr nine and eight months. leaders here said they be- bd he would accept an invitation “| just as weil has lost his citizenship. Stephens has indicated Bt he will not exercise his powe: “Festore citizenship rights to him. fhile John McNamara was usually to as sentenced to 15 years lc: in the Los Angeies dynamiting, the charge to he actually pleaded guilty was of dynamiting the Liewellyn works in Los Angeles, which bombed at the same time as the building, but without loss of JTIMORE, May 10.—Web- Perking, $2 years old, a civil veteran, who came all the from Portland, Ore., to marry that “Dolly” isn’t going to and chickens buy the ring for “Dolly,” whom became acquainted with thru columns of & matrimonial Now “Dolly” has vanished into air. 2 Leads for ayfarer” Pageant Montgomery Lynch, director of Wayfarer,” announced at the ond rehearsal of the chorus at First M. E. church Monday tht that Dr. Carl Hoffman, exalt- ruler of the Elks, and James OH well known for his speaking "ability, have been chosen to play the 1 role of the religious pageant. y will perform on alternate the second rehearsal 1,500 were Claude Madden, conductor ! the Amphion society, announced it his organization would enroll as unit. yt J % 4 o _w. uF an Fu weoee - att Tere Twelve Paris and Londo designers entered Henry Sav. age’s competition for the cos-| tuming of the Merry Wi idow! revival. Peggy Hoyt, York, won. MRS. BLOMLIE DREADEL 10 SEE Seattle Woman Was Almost Nervous Wreck But Gains 20 Pounds and Feels Fine Now “At the time I began taking Tan lac I only weighed one hundred one hundred and thirty, and as I ever did in my life.” said Mrs, Marie Blomiie, wit?’ of C. A. Blomiie, residing at 2921 East Madison St., Seattle. “Two years ago I suffered a nervy. ous breakdown, and seemed to lose my strength entirely. My food seemed to do me no good, and I ate only because I knew I had to I often suffered from sour stomach, and my nerves were so unstrung I just dreaded for night to come, as it only meant long hours of rest lewsness and suffering. I felt #0 tired and rundown all the time I could hardly do my little house work, and many days couldn't do & bit of it. The least Mttle exertion would Aire me out completely and make my back hurt #0 bad I could hardiy stand it feel til I decided to try it, and now I know for myself that everything they said about it was ao, for it certainly is wonderful the way has helped me. It has toned up my stomach, given me a fine appetite and built me up #0 well I never feel a trace of nervousness or any other trouble any more. I well and feel fine all the time. sleep every time we can. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by the Bartell Drug Stores and leading drugeists—Advertisement. for You to Know when Glasses are needed is WE CHARGE NOTHING for a thorough, scientific examination, For 81 years exclusive makers of SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES After we examine your eyes, SHOULD you need glasses, we know the proper kind to make for you. NO GUESSWORK surance of complete satisfac- tion, and we repeat— No Charge for a Dependable Eye Examination SEATTLE OPTICAL CO. 715 Second Avenue NIGHT, SHE SAYS and ten pours, but now I weigh! “I kept reading about Taniac un-| it] My} husband and I both Praise | The Sanest Way to have your eyes examined.) Our experience is your as-! THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921. JAMES HENRY Vistablished 26 ¥ E will help you choose the most economical gas appliances, and tell you how to avoid waste by using them intelligently. Brands Packing House Products PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY “Pioneers in Electrical Development in the Pacific Northwest. SEATTLE—TACOMA— BELLIN M—EVERETT EXECUTIVE SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. 1308 Fourth Ave, OFFICES— IN EVERY KIND OF BL PLASTER WALL BOARD F. T. CROWE & CO. PORT BLAKELY MILL CO. EXPORT and DOMESTIC CARGOES Mills: Port Blakely, Wash. Offices: Seattle, Wash. Main 442 Hide. CENTRAL GOAL CO. Miners and Securtth ppers GRAND RIDGE COAL RAVENSDALE COAL THE UNIVERSAL BY-PRODUCTS CO. SHANKSKIN LEATHER rea West Coast Iron Works MUNICIPAL CASTIN Whene Rallerd 11 Werks, 1009 SEATTLE, U. ith N. Ww. A. Office Seattle. Strtetty | WOOD STAVE % MANUFACTURING COMPANY ound and Continuous Stave Wood Wood Tanke, CONTINENTAL F Manufacturers of Maehine Wire Pipe and Semi-ciroular Flume— PACIFIC CAR & on FOUNDRY CO. CARS, TRUCKS, Phone FORGINGS, BOLTS, Elliott 474 EVERYTHING Manafnctarerd of Machine, 7 IN IRON AND STEEL CASTINGS OFFICE: ALASKA BLDG. ‘Treck and Dritt Nuts, Lag Serews, ‘Track and Neat Famed Ship Rivets, hy Wands Phone West #5 jown Colman Creosoting Works } Officer 537 Cotman Bids. } Elltett 246 Werks, West Waterway and Florida. West 377 Creeevting Douglas Fir ef All Kinds, NORTHERN LIFE BLDG. ‘Tel, Mate 5647 | | SEATTLE JOXYGEN COMPARY facturers of Hydros FOR GREY ION CASTINGS AND TRANSMISSION An All-Weod Pulp Board Manufactured by ALBION MANUFACTURING Co, 90 Weat Madison Main 5450 Oxy’ 1109 Post Street M, President INDEPENDENT DAIRY CO. Min Phone Tiithote 33%8 PHONE HA SEATTLE BOILER WORKS facturers and Denlers on ‘Short Notice. 40th St. VICTORY "RUBBER co. ATTLE = 128 W. wr HURRY BASS-HUETER PAINT CO. Iv YOU WANT GOOD PAINT FOR ANY PURPOSE, CALL ON US. ELLIOTT, 5820 ALWORTH|/ENTERPRISE facturing Co. BRASS FOUNDRY é AN Kinds of BRASS CAST’ SEATTLE BRANCH Seventh Ave. 8. and Lani 414 FIRST AVE. 80. MAIN 181 TT METALS NDKY and TYPE 1920 Ninth Ave. 8. 311 New York Block Main 1090 REAL ESTATE THE SEATTLE OXYGEN CO. Produces Highest Grade Electrolytic Oxygen This city can well be the ho f the Seattle pany, firm whieh wt of being xygen Com produces the a highest grade of oxygen known to moreial market. The oxygen » by this company is produced by the electrolysin of distilled water ‘This gas is superior to that taken from the air, the usual method of obtaining it The Seattle Oxygen Company was oreanized in this city in October, 1918, and has been steadily increas- ing {ts *output every year, All profits made by the company stay in to help build up the city. Seattle Mr H. A. Halium, President, says that he does not expect local patron- age on that bawia alone, but because the product ts superior to that of any Eastern concern doing business b this territory Leteon 1 Well-known eng! neer, compares oxygen an it is pre pared by the two known processes He writes “At the present time the oxygen production of the United States amounts to about 3,000,000 cubic feet per day, of which nearly 76 per cont is produced from the air, by the Linde and Claude processes, The re- maining 25 per cent is produced by electrolysia from distilied water Oxygen iteelf, whether from alr of water or produced from chemi is not combu It will not explode nor unite with itself, but if You mix oxygen with acetylene other combustible gas the other gas will burn or combine with the oxy ken when ignited, That condition ts taken advantage of by using the other gas thru the torch with oxy gen to bring the metal up to the potnt of kindling You ean take any torch and burn or 4 streak thru a beard Just the same as you can thru a # will have to cool the the kindling point b which is all the difftere “The electrolytic method of pro- igpheric oxygen. several Kdvantages ‘that make worth considering, for some applica Tone from oxygen water saving 1 xygen for ame purp trolytic oxygen is produend with a higher percentage of purity than atmospheric oxygen ordinarily te produced. For {-furnace work and for explosives thie extra purity ‘obably makes but little difference, wut in the cutting steel and iron the difference is greater than popu- larly supposed. the impurities of the oxygen ped from the two seurc Tr, are differen obtained froin air conta: ly from i to @ per ¢ Ken, while oxygen ¢ Gistilled water contains fr % Of 1 pe wervation lead me to conclude that With the same «rade of oxygen and the same conaitions thruout, the fuel used for preheating makes very little difference, if any, in the re wulte Bo far I have not been nitrogen im the | of the find any e nitrogen dose not burp nds rapidiy neat t ox: it absorbs Hence, oxygen with @ we must with couples an impurity, and it allow 1 law that matter absorption The hydrogen in impurity small in commercial oxygen that4ta 80 Value is unimportant but ta quite certainly less detrimental than the Ritrogen. M: Fr, analyses of co mercial oxygen w several th more nitrogen impurity in ate pheric en than hydrogén im » purity in trolytic oxygen I find that the «peed of cutting the oxygen re- and quantities of Guired for given work vary in eff) Cloney from 11 to 80 per cent. Col- le d data from the work of dozens of other experimenters show the difference to range ab the same, all in favor of the electrolytic oxy- gen From practical work in a plant that used over $100,000 worth of ox- yeen ® year I made the estimate that the average increase in cost of finished product, chipping, grinding, dressing the cut ingluded, was 50 to 60 per cent with alr-pro- d oxygen over electrolytic oxy- seriously doubt if absolutely ng results can ever be ob. tained, for differences in analys of the metal, cut, differences in ten perature, and humidity of the sur- rounding atmospherea, and differs ences in elevation (barometric con- ditions), will likely make some dif. ference in results. The human ele- ment in adjustment of n- jeally erated torches will also make a fference.” Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE OR FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Dealer ROSLYN FUEL CO. WHITE BLDG. SEATTLE TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 “SAVE IT ~ WITH ICE” Hiltott sseo THE ICH DELIVERY COMPANY Manufacturers of LUMBER, Hanford St, and Whatcom Ave, , of highwrade shingles and Stetson & Post Lumber Co. WINDOWS AND MILL WORK INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS REVIEW ICE DELIVERY CO. COMPLETES NEW STORAGE HOUSE At a cont of over $50,000 the Ter Delivery Company has just complet ed its big storage house at 720 12th Ave. This new plant has « capacity of 6,000 tons of ice, and in equipped in du te with refrigeration ma chinery. The temperature of the plant is kept at 20 degrees Fahren: helt, which insures an equable stor age This cold storage house has been built by the lee Delivery Company to take care of the great quantity of perishable fruits, “vegetables and other products raised in the Puget Bound country. In former years the city has uf fered a city of tee for retr cars for the shipping of green stuffs to other markets. The com yu fulfilling the need of past seasons in the erecting and building of the new lee house. The Ice Delivery Company has al. ways given to the pec of the city & g000 and sure serv In the deliv ery of ice and at a very fair price. Mr. ¥. V Morgan, Manager of the ways that the truck gar in raining head lettuce and other perishal will now be assured Of plenty of ice for the refrigerator cara which carry his products over. land, This opportunity to ship in un stinlea quantities will mean another source of revenue to the Puget Sound krower, Shingles and Lath Way Down in Price That the manufacturers have helped to lessen building costs is shown today of 1920. RH. Way lake Union in the compared tc price of shingles the peak prices President of the Company, lath ot Mill that shingles and rays have taken the biggest drop anything building supplies This factory has a large stock lath on Ewing that hand at their mill at 935 street. Mr, Wayland thinks shingles are to be had at the pres ent time at lower retail figure than they will ever be agaig, and advises the purchase of shingles A Showing of Northwest Products at the Women's Educational Exhibit SEATTLE BOILER WORKS GETS BIG PORT ANGELES CONTRACT Seattle Boller Workn, at 1128 46th Street, is building the line and standpipe for the Washington Pulp and Paper Com p ‘* plant at Port Angeles, a con tract which was awarded to the Se attle Boller Works over the bids of sixty-five other firms ‘This company manufactures and erecta nteel pipe lines and penstocks, nteel, brick, tile and cement smoke stacks. In the building of marine and stationary boilers, the company far outranks anything produced in the Bast. This is the unqualified verdict of users in the East and in the West ‘The plant manufactures and car ries in stock any style of boiler from 6 H, P. to 800 H. P. Before choosing, any firm will do well to look over the stock of the Seattle Boller Workn, The West pipe Many of the largest lumber mills of the Northwest have been equip- ped with refuse burners, tops and emokestacks by the Seattle Boiler Works. One of the latest of thene is the Stimson Mill Company, at Pallard, which is using the smoke lewn and sparkless overdraft burner manufactured by the Boller Works. Frank F, Hopkins, president of the Seattle Boller Works, wants to more construction work started, no that he can keep his #killed crew of boller and tank builders busy. Shaw Metal Mfg. and Spinning Co. The Shaw Metal Manufacturing and Spinning Company, headed by Henry A. Bh Lord, Frank Hunter and intends copper tubing An it now operates, the plant con- sists of a pheet metal and spinning department and a machine and pat- tern p employing enteen men. The new plant will furnish employ- ment to two hundred men. The Directors of the Company are working hard to get the furnaces for the rolling mill installed in the Immediate future. They see the por- sibilities for a nice margin of profit from th Plant jim the sale of ita products right here in the North- A fine display of products made by this ¢ any ix on exhibition in he Art Department of McDougall and Southwicks Store ph £9. INC (fe by One of Seattle's New Manufacturing Plants—The Shaw Metal Manufacturing and Spinning Co. PHONE MAIN 1303 SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO. PACKED AND FRE! FISH SEATTLE, WASH. Phone Sidney 730 WASHINGTON LIQUID GAS COMPARY, Inc. Manufacturers LIQUID CARBONIC ACID GAs 4772 Kast Marginal Way STORAGE A. B. s 60 WAREHOUSING and DRAYING 204 Rallread Ave. Se, 0 Main 42¢0 Puget Sound Ber Co. Manufa HOX Export an 4815 14th n Ay ard RIOR FIN- WORK TREGONING MANUFACTURING C0, LAT SHINGLES, DOORS, Telephones! Elliott 711 and 712 PUGET TIMBER CO. LOGS, CEDAR POLES, PILES AND SPARS 414 MARION BLDG, SEATTLE KELLEY-CLARKE CO. Merchandise Brok ALL VARIETIES OF CANNED Goops Washington Seattle H. L. Bennett Box Factory, Ine. 2500 Ninth Seuth Phone Elliott 429 SEARS, ROEBUCK co. Western Store: Seattle, Wash, RAINIER VALLEY “Move There Now” ae. CAR SERVICE That's PROMPT, SPEEDY, SAFE BARTON & CO. nhs OF Phones: Main 3328; Eiliett 2478 SIMONDS’ SAWS ARE BEST Files, Katves, Hack-Saws, Band, 4 Cireular Saws neta WESTERN SMELTING AND POWER COMPARY G. L. TANZER President and General Manager Smelter, Sawmill, Power and Lighting Plants Cooke, Fe Tog grad a ne. 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