The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 4

INTO ‘DOPE HABIT | (Director Nutt itt Declares Im- oe Moderate Modern Dancing Imperils Young WASHINGTON, May 11.—"The us curiosity of youth, sated Rormal pleasures, is responsi for thousands of drug addicts in Bo says L. G. Nutt, director of the narcotic field force, are today no less than 000 habitues in this country, only to England among (Nicted nations. le Nutt and his associates in enforcement of the Harrison nar. law believe the peak of danger TWELFTH CHILD IS OWINGSVILLE, the Manley home burned, Everett Engineer Faces Recall Move. EVE County T, May 1 in & manner designed to force state highway commiasioner to reject | tham led to threats of recall after a! meeting of the board of county com- missioners yesterday The quarrel arose over plana the Woodinville eat ott. BORN IN A MANGER Ky. May 17. ‘The twelfth child of John Man ley and wife was ben in a man ger When the stork arrived after Charges that ngineer F. G, Teightmire drew np plans for & proposed road Snohomish . Cathoart - Maltby -| JAMES HENRY Hatabliahed 26 Veare Brands || Packing House Products the! PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPARY tor! Lift Off with Fingers | Deen passed, they assert that it take every resource of govern: ‘and public backing to keep the in check. ON MAKES says Nutt, “which the pace as we do, which puts a Premium on ‘pep’ and even @ virtue of overwork, ts par ly susceptible to invasion by drug vice ) “Modern immoderate dancing, with unnatural exactions, I regurd as Of the big factors in the spread @ope habits. _ “A girl fools exhausted; she readily Grugs proffered by some addict—and another slave ts the making.” have played an tmportant im the recent crime waves, say here; especially cocaine, gives its user maniacal cour. together with absolute lack of @ major ertmes by professionals to use of cocaine. tulling in effect, are more associated with petty crime, ly theft, which is often resort- (pepe bop ine and morphine sell at boot. B prices of $1 a grain, with from to ten grains as the average a ree foo Doeent hurt a bit, Drop a little on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin. “Freezone” gers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita- “Freezone” tion. pars 4 teeta PURE Wed., May 18 Has always furnished || More Power to the citi- zens of Puget Sound than has been demand- ed. 1103 Firet Avenue, Seattle PORT BLAKELY MILL CO. EXPORT and DOMESTIC CARGOES Mills: Port Blakely, Wash. Offices: GENEHAL OFFricEs: ShATTL” wash Mancfactur of Mach F (CARBONADO COAL Phone Elliott 474 MALTED Last Day! AT 6 P. M. SATURDA 10DAY FREE TRIAL TRY THE EUREKA convenience, Remember, this free loan won't cost you one pen- ny. We pay deliv. ery charges. We bear every ex- pense. THIS OFFER EXPIRES Twe Steres—4104 ios Daten Street MAY 2%, THE GREAT EU! Phone Ell. 3824 For FREE Trial Fourth Avenue Saturday Vacuum Cleaner Don’t Wait Until the Last Day ‘We will deliver right to your door one of our brand new, easy gliding and deep cleaning Eureka Vacuum Cleaners—our very latest model—on 10 days’ free cleaning trial If you decide to buy after the 19 days’ free trial, you can pay your first payment— $5.00 the balance in monthly THE GRAND PRIZE GRAND PRIZE EuREKA tween each small pay- ment. BEFORE YOU BUY The Eureka is very light in weight, mechanically perfect and has especial attachments and features not found on vacuum clean- ers elsewhere. Own and use a Eureka and pay for it at your You une it for 10 days tm your own home without the slightest obli- gation to buy, SATURDAY, MAY 28 POOLE ELECTRIC CO. Phone Elliott 3824 Colman Creosoting Works Office: S27 Cotman Bids. Elliott 244 Werks, West Waterway and Flerida, West 377 Tel Mate cot SEATTLE OXYGEN COMPANY Manefacturers of Oxygen ané Myéregen Gas 1109 Post Street HK. A. HALLUM, President VICTORY” RUBBER co. WALWORTH Manufacturing Co. SKATTLE BRANCH FIRST AVE. SO. Great Western Smelting & Refining Co. CONTINENTAL PIPH MANUFACTURING COMPANY 9 Wire-wound and Continuous Stave Wood pe and semi-circular Fiume—Wood Tanka os f ae 2 SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921. INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS REVIEW E will help you choose the most economical gas appliances, and tell you how to avoid waste by using them intelligently. SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Maln 6767 1308 Fourth Ave. Lang's Ranges, Stoves Also Bold at Frederick & Nelson's FOR THE WALLS AND CEILINGS IN KVERY KIND OF BUILDING PLASTER WALL BOARD F. T. CROWE & CO. LITT Dock Street, Tecoma Matin 442 Seeurttios W CENTRAL GOAL CO. Miners and Shippers GRAND RIDGE COAL RAVENSDALE COAL One of Washington's Oldest Products a. K. IsttaM West Coast Iron Works MUNICIPAL CASTINGS Phese Mallard 11 Office and Works, 4609 14th B. W. SRATTLE, U. %. A PACIFIC CAR & FOUNDRY CO. CARS, TRUCKS, FORGINGS, BOLTS, EVERYTHING IN IRON AND STEEL CASTINGS OFVICe: ALASKA BLDG. Fie ef an Creeseting Deougtas Kieds NORTHERN LIFE BLDG. Vheee—EIt 3002 The Brinkley Co. FOR GREY IRON CASTINGS AND TRANSMISSION MACHINERY 1020 ist Ave. S. Elltett 197 Use DURO Wall Board Ap All-Weed Pulp Heard Manufactured by ALBION MANUFACTURING Co. 90 West Madison Main 5450 INDEPENDENT DAIRY CO. PHONE BALLARD 655 SEATTLE BOILER WORKS Manufacturers and Dealers Hellers, Tanks, Pipe Lines, er ee pairing Done on Short Notice 1128 W. 45th se. BASS-HUETER PAINT CO. IF YOU WANT GOOD PAINT FOR ANY PURPOSE, CALL ON US. ELLIOTT 6820 ENTERPRISE RASS FOUNDRY ge CASTIN' Lander St. Seventh Aye. MAIN 61st C. C. RAMSAY & CO. 311 New York Block Main 1090 REAL ESTATE THE LEATHER INDUSTRY BY J. F. LAVARNE At Beattle’s door is a resource #0 rich tt promises to revolutionize one of the country’s largest industries— leather, The sources of raw material are Puget Bound and the Pacific with their unlimited supplies of sharks. How the sharks are taken from the water, brought to our Kdmonds plant and their skins turned into the finest kind of leather produced anywhere, is a story of remarkable interest. Bhoes, traveling bags, purses, razor strops, beautiful patent and other ports of leathers, are made from skins of sharks, caught almost within Seat tle's harbor. Twenty-four hundred square feet of Shark leather is now produced dally by our plant—the only one on the Pacific Const, The cost of turning out this leather t but « «maf frac tion of that te produce leather from cow or calf skina, The demand for finished Shark leather, whether of the heavy, rougher sort or the dell cate highty finished kind, is growing at much an enormous rate that our company plans to enlarge its plant at once so as to produce 600 tanned sking @ day. The burean of fisheries, Depart ment of Commerce at Washington, D. C, has been doing everything pos sible to educate the fishermen by showing them how to catch sharks and by «preading knowledge of the use of the by-producta A 1,200-pound shark in about aa profitable as « 1,200-pound steer and among the by products of the shark are gelatins, glues, stock food, chicken meal, gly cerine, chicken scrap, fertilizer ané olla, The average 1,200-pound shark gives gallons of fish ofl, suitable for mechanical purposes, The cheap er fish olls from sharks are used for paint and soap, The average shark eats £0 pounds of flah a day and consequently the more sharks killed for their leather and by-products, the more fieh are saved. In manufacturing leather out of these fish the company ts taking something of no use in the sea and making something out of it. The Edmonds factory ts turnin: However, th and enlarged considerably within the next 00 days and then we expect to turn out 600 skins on 16 a to comp’ selling all the finished product te Bastern manufacturera Leather articles are at present be- Ing manufactured for the company we Fone Boattle Suitcase the EB Voigt Len 8 the En, it aylor Leather gna. ‘Com: he Red Wing Leath Company of Red In the course of time all t manufacturing will be done at the Edmonds plant The company bought the Edmonds | Property two years aio and started | m fast enough. The te are made out of the outs shark «kin, while pat manufactured out o ‘The patent leather is of lent quality that it will not crack. | The vamps and shoe tops of one ty of shoes are made out of omach, while t ¢ made out of ashington Shoe © first factory to make shoes out his kind of leather All parts of shark skin are equal: good, which is untrue of the hide Age deep-sea shark is from 10 to 12 et long and measures approxi- mately 35 square font and the skins 4 some- At present the f by hiring m and by buying a. asking from fisher Bass-Hueter Firm Famous as Originators of “We Hurry” “Everything in paint and painters’ supplies” is the slogan which char- acterizes the Bass-Hueter Paint Company. Patrons throughout the Northwest have learned the truth of this assertion Whether it be var- nish, shellac, enamel or paint, in small amounts or large, Bass-Hueter always bas it The firm carries alo a fine line of ch as brushes, linseed oil, . hardware ‘and other painters’ supplies. All materials are on hand in wholesale quantities or retail, The main store ts located at 1 First ave, with additional ones and 607 Union 1611 Third ave. at. to the tele Hueter tn Seattle is at 2900 First ave, &, with factory in conjunction. M. M. Sullenger is the busy man- ager of the firm; he has been anne jated with the pany since 1905. c. Trimble t# secretary or the company. Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE OR FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Dealer ROSLYN FUEL CO. WHITE BLDG., SEATTLE TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 Manufacturers of Hanford St. and Whatcom Ave, Stetson & Post Lumber Co. MBER, LATH, SHI WINDOWS AND MILL WORK REVOLUTIONIZING'Let’s Encourage Washington’s Coal Industry By the proper encouragement, our ntate’s production of coal can be ma- terially increased; by lethargy and indifference on the part of the people of this wtate, tt can fall back and take @ minor place among the indus. trie, Washington ts the only Northwest and Pacific Conat state which pro- duces and exports coal in any qtan tity. Coal mintng was the industry which first gave to the «parsely set- ted Puget Sound country its impetus for growth and development. When Seatilce had two «mall saw mills our coal mining pioneers were taking out coal from mines at New Castle, Car bonado, Black Diamond and Roslyn. They shipped ft up and down the Coast by steamer, and to points Mast by the Northern Pacific Railroad, thereby letting the country know that Washington wus @ producing territory of high-grade coal, The coal otate have striven to keep the mines open and producing at all times, even when conditions were bad and times slack. eople who have followed the coal mining industry of this state know of some of the obstacles that the opera tors have encountered. At no time in the history of the industry have the men at the belm refuned to give fair treatment to all concerned. By a continued series of flank at- tacks from persons knowing nothing ot the coal mining business, the tn. dustry bas suffered set-backs which ere unmerited. Everyone can help foster the mining of coal in thin state, to the extent that it will become a dominant factor in the wealth of the otate, operators of the Many Steamships Equipped With Propellers Built in Seattle ‘The Enterprise Brass ee, af this city te known 107 builders of steam: Ships sailing the » propellers cast at this Seattle p: Among the castings turned out re- cently by the company was one of portiguios interest—the large solid ‘our-bladed manganese bronse a eee: shee J for inmtallation on the Pacitie Beatu: ned b; Counts hh, Company. | Th Seeeee eleven = about 1,500 nda ‘Brass ae ta a4 to marine castings, 4: foae on amount of — work calle ing for brass cast New Manager at Puget Sound Box Company M. G. Buckley has the m: pany bas been turn) carload f wood boxes a shipping shooks for some years. Their heaviest market ts the Ori- ent, to which they have exported cargo lots In [-- erasons. Thin ye. the busine jan been a little slow jeking up, due to uncertain | economic conditions in foreicn mar tof July, Mr. Bucks | ided increase in| the demand for boxes, both local and forel«n. | PHONE MAIN 1303 SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO.: PACKED AND FRESH FISH SEATTLE, WASH. Phone Sidney 730 WASHINGTON LIQUID GAS COMPARY, Inc. Manufacturers of QUID CARBONIC ACID Gas 4772 East Marginal Way A.B.C."0* WAREHOUSING an@d DRAYING 904 Rallread Ave. & Elitett 5210 . A DOORS, INTERIOR FIN- iH, GLASS MILLWORK TREGONING MANUFACTURING CO, Life Boats, Tugs and Cruisers LES, DOORS, Telephones: Elliott 711 and 712 Seattle Wins World- Wide Publicity as Home of Continental Pipe Mig. Co. The largest manufacturing plant of wood stave pipe in the world ts located in this city, While ot plants of this company are main- tained at Tacoma and Portiand, the largest producing faetory as well as weneral offices are situated in Se atte. Few readers realize what « world- wide success the wood stave pipe has met with; the largest pipe im the world, 14 feet in diameter, is the product of the Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company. Hundreds of miles of wire-wound wood pipe for distributing water for irrigation purposes, city systema, household, mine, mill, smelter and commercial supply, are manufactured each year by the company. Wood stave pipe ts adapted to any purpose where water ts to be deliv- ered under pressure in either large or small volume, and it can be fur- nisbed at a much lower cost than any other type of pips Continental Continuous Stave Wood Pipe t# made in any size, ly from 16 inches on up to 20 feet in diameter, 8 are milled to the proper shape—banded with separate dn, wpaced w the pressure to which the pl be subjected. Bands have mal! east iron connections or shoes and are threa ro that the staves can cording to wih be drawn tightly together This company manufactures and can furnish ell kinds of cast tron fittings for wire wound pipe. As much attention has been given the bands and wire as the wood. Bands are made from capecially apecified mild rolled steel of very high tensile strength. Shoes are the special design of this company. Continental Creo-Wood Flume was developed to meet the insistent de- mand of irrigation, mining and pow- or projects for @ substantial flume that would deliver water without waste Different types of flume, built ef & wide range of materiain, have been employed—all with some success, but none with the complete success attending the use of Conti tal Creo-Wood Flume An average of 40 per cent of the water entering the headgates of ir- rigation systema, according to a United States Geological Survey Bulletin, is lost before reaching the lana ter and over-trrigation are averted through the use of Con- Unental Creo-Wood Mume. Also, the flume has been found to last indefi because it ts made of Pp) antiveptic and toxic, prevents PUGET TIMBER CO. LOGS, CEDAR POLES, PILES AND SPARS HI-JINX AND HIGH BALL FAMOUS BARS MANUFACTURED BY QUEEN ANNE CANBY CO. terial Only selected Douglas Fir ts used. ‘This lumber is stfaight and clear— free from knots and imperfections pressure Process used by the Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company to treat its Dipe and flume staves has been ée- veloped after much experimentation. Fungus growth causes both wet-rot and dry-rot; and creosote, being velopment and also kills the living threads of wood-destroying fungt. Being permanent and insoluble, it Protects the wood permi tly—it Neither evaporates when exposed te the lements nor dissolves and leaches through Po jection to moist- ure. Keema! y! rinking, swellin and checking are preventea throug! its waterproofing qualities, This preservative treatment has made possible @ product of great durability, internationally known and sought after. 414 MARION BLDG, SEATTLE KELLEY-CLARKE CO. Merchandise Brokers ALL VARIETIFS oF CANNED Goops ‘Washington Seattle H. L. Bennett Box Factory, Ine. mth South Western Store: Seattle, Wash. Co-operation That pleases and satisfies patrons of Rainier Valley's Car Service Is helping “The Thriving Suburb” to Increase Its Population. BARTON & CO. PRODUCERS ov Phones: Malin 3224; Elliott 1478 SIMONDS’ SAWS ARE BEST WESTERN SMELTING AND POWER COMPARY G. l. TANZER President and General Manager melter, Sawmill, Power and Lighting Plants Cooke, Park County, Moatana General Offices: 2-3-4 Keitel Plant 99% Seed If you want @ good lawn and garden, use our Recda Fertilizers enéd Laws Grass SEATTLE SEED C0. 810-612 Western Ave. PURE MILK Dairy COPPER AND BRASS GOODS 2015 E. Madison St. Suess Glass Co. Cabinet werk Ceara alee Prices the Lewest—Quality the Pe pen 4 vi Elliott Near Westiake DENRY RENTON CLAY & COAL CO, 4 Moagusecturen Be sf SEWER PIPE AIN 13 FIRE BRICK. ETC A. C. GOERI Excavating and Contractor SEATTLE Reem 100 oe Didg. Main HANS PEDERSON General Contracter and Builder 303 ALASKA BLDG. Seattle Washington Mortensen & Kelton