The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1921, Page 11

FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS THIS? CORY F-OOM APART tree phi Weht, gan, bath, AT AND ening ER OM y fyrniahed; all waikton distance RAT nt NICE room Terrace De ATH, Subscription Rates ute BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE N THE STATE re Month sevceccece 4303 ROOMS ° WOU AUK NEPIN oO} A hone Main + ROOMS APARTMENTS; linen. 106% RYTCH _ OUTSIDE OF STATE oF WASHINGTON te 800 per mouth, or # md «ame ROOM Vightay Hote! ROOM AND HOUSEREEPING ROOMS; 110% and cold water daching. $5 4 Ww Seventh ave PRICED Tf and business POPULAR to market Thrift, 122% Sixth ave J ji oon edt |i WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS IN THE MARK FOR teeth (imitation of ptities. Kindly | e with Joseph roadway, Now Ase The went, Largest Audience in|; the Northwest : Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main FEMALE HELP WANTED = ES FOR OUR MO- lean, leas C4 m NC Ning” PRODUCTIONS 4th and Cherry re “ARPET | jeanne 49 FOR SALE—' 3 SASH AND DOORS BR WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave Look up your sereen needs in ad vance. Our made-to-order window rereens last longer and look bet~ ooD AND oO. substantial § inches A KOLWOOD “FOR CHICKEN HC Thompson Bids. fours. 9 a.m. to 10 p. m. daily RS, OVER 17, FOR POSTAL Service, $120 month Ex- e unnecessary For free ulars of examinations write Leonard (former Civil Service Equitable Bldg. c. 28 in by 10 40 in 12 in Our ca’ building material OB WILLIAMS Fistablished 1899 LUMBER PRICES ARE LOOK! mail request. co. DOWN MANICURING, 200 treatment " 12.00 | 300 | ishee, good 2x6, good Weler's hingles bingles all of them ny time between T and € © appointinenta, Phone Eliott iM” WEISFI CANT F your wateh, throw it away Union. IME PIANOPLAYIN NG it. 806 Pine st. BSITLATIONS WANTED LE MONUMENTS, $5 TO $35 iors, expensive ones if desired. REDMAN GRAVE MARKER 1628 Fourth Ave Main § 20-ACRE FARMS NEAR KENTON Clearing and other improvements t plan. | 12 Third Ave OAK LAKRB FUEL CO, TELEPHONE number changed to Sunset 4845-J-1 Forest wood, mill wood, slab wood | and planer ends at lowest prices 4 FOREST WOOL 16-INCH, 50 cord fit double load ar south of cana! te WHA, PATHE A other makes records at one-third f below regular prices, ‘09 Pike st. woob, $10. tACTICAL ATs nent; NURS maternity cases it erences. " pre- Phen ‘EXPERIENCED TEACHERS wish positions Will accept any No. Feason $10 mill 4 Do you want to make 3200 A MONTH? ‘ under Business Write or see Bid —~ MATTRESSES RE | Upholstery, turnit tern Mattress 1INER, GOOD DROF heads, $10 up. Hepairing, rent tng. Main 1926 1624 First ave O}s-BLADE 16-INCH LAWN MOWE 929000900009000000 t make, ractically new; cort OR OUR MO-| $27 an for $15. Beacon 3 Seattle, Wash. | SHIPLDS elke’ |) 4 2:00 | | 61 FOR SALBE—AUTOMOBILES USED TRUCK RARGAINS Weh & real good buy In a Doda ° l-ton truck, equipped with . 26x6 Wink cord tires in rear truck has a larce flat be and cab, and te ready ¢ work. Price $660. thi n, to in a Traffic truck * with @ good Urea. Price Here ts a good buy 4,000-pound capacity truck is equipped body, cab and cord $1,578, trucks t and #¢ We have atx leet from. them. more red MOTOR Pike St LIVENGOOD co.} Ave, and | Kast 100. Lith LOW PRICED USED CARS tok y These care must June 1 ou can them Junt being #0 low Take your y ars think of Studebaker touring ...$100 4 ] Kigin 6 touring 5 And Many Other Bargains, We Give Terma FRANK WATIHREHOL Aute Dept, Pine at se & Belk FORD ROADSTER 1919, with demountable rim absorbers and speedometer AGENCY, Ine ord Dealers East 320 CENTRAL Authorine Broadway and Pike GRRAT SACRIFICE t USED STUDBRAKERS SALE We are moving out June t and must disp fine run ning oblies before « can be bought + we give liberal terma. 1919 Studebaker 6 (wire adsters and touring care ¢ them) Studebaker roadster Big WATERHOUSE & CO. Pine at Bellevue CARH BUYS DANDY igid 4 mecienica rubber Cal sham at ALL, BE HUG, 19 i. < tnd FORD tween, WANTED—AUTOMOBILES WANTED WANTED" WANTED 8 supply 4 waiting what we lose oe A for lat MOTO ing orders. and you may need. Why ney? High nodel cars. to SECURITY t DUFF & DEAN DO 0048 go and ainting iy hurry. North 2636. a NeW PIANOS FOR RENT. gpplied on. purchase Unicon. we FIX FT RIGHT AWAY QUICK hoase ate jring. Duff & _ Deas, North RE hs Fo SEPENTER Ol OR WOOD- working of all, kinds can Dutt & insipg SLE WOOE $6.50; DOU- > $10 Service Fuel Co, hee ARGE, FOR TRAL FF. KOLW Bice. PRODUCTIONS Then hand Ch . Meyer- AL Mabie Tide. to $500 re — it ogy atliv SAM WEISPIELD CANT RE. Olym: ‘wateh, throw it away. Olympia. Wash. BS" Uoion, FOR ROUTE CAR: 109 CARDS. ite PRINTING RUD- in ‘all parts of the city. G amps. Novelty Print, 1611 for ‘ancement: _ Bor at ei ae to Circulation Department |CHEAPEST WOOD IN TOWN— Seattie Star. Cedar wood, $3.50 per load. North LD MEN AND BOYS! 2 sell papers, good downtown | W ers. Apply to Hans Evers, Agent Ne , ae : ANTED—USED CLOTHING AND __FURS. Owl, 1317% Ist. Eltiott $221 FAMILY SiZ¥ REFRIGERATOR, 07 15th. LEA ~ atomo! L 1 W. Spokane | 1 WANTED—FURNITURE 5 | Bake Furniture Con 468 Pike M681 —a e ‘iS? FURNITURE FOR SALE Goops Like NEW $125 davenport and 2 leather rock- ers to match, $50: library tabie, $17.50; $125 Wilton, $37.60; 5 cheaper rugs: Singer machin: new, $17.50; inrge brass bed. $25 (mattress worth the 2 $35 silk floss mat- c HOUS tresses. best money can buy, never Duff & Dean do it. North 2626.| been used. Bring your money and take things away. 1527% Eighth ave, between Pike and Pine; fittie SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE cottage In rear | ibaa asi TRON BEDS, SPRINGS, BOLTD OAK dining room set, rockers, duofold davenport, Royal typewriter, san- itary couch, ete. 4538 Thackeray 1. Phone North es oF OF 4-ROOM” FLAT, $75; rent $25 per, month. Three minutes’ walk to Frederick & Nel- son's. wa 1614 Seventh ave. p. Estimate North 2636 ear watch and jewetry repair for money, Stafford & Schwarz ape SAM WEISFIELD CANT RE- ‘our watch, throw it away. "inten. REPAIRING LET ike ‘com-= ATION WANTED ADVER- discharg: ° ING AND DECORATING class painting. papering and omining ‘ate prices. Al “yy Ballard 874, even- | soy. 0a: x Ee Call iD OAK FURNITURE, BLEC- tric washer, sewing machine, cas REMODELED AND RE-| or terms. ‘House for rent’ Ga ired. by day or contract. G.| rage. 4116 Linden ardson, phone Rainier 1083-J.1GiLL SELL FURNITURE i dD rooms, very reasonabie Terrace OF 4 2217 LEATHER WALLET CON- ining two Liberty bonds, be- tween First ave. and Second ave. ha st, Tuesday. Owner may have name by proving property id paying for ad. at Seattle tar for information. MALE AND FEMALE IRISH aeons. red in cole Wont tails; names Reward. West 1256, Capt. jt. S. WHI ‘fe each, $1950 for 0 hens, laying 25 eggs month, 1407 15th. PET STOCK GARTOAD OF HORSES FROM of the mountains. Single hors | well broke, $60 up; team, weight 3,400; one team, weight 2,600; sev- eral head of hori weight about 1,500. for-sale, cheap. 2607 Fourth ave. horn, Young $1.25. ST WEDNESDAY — SMALL nm leather suit case, on Green ke car or at Second and James. ard. Kenwood 2558. UMABLY IN “SCHMIDT ding pocketbook. inder get fobasd of Totsl ae: it he. AVE STOCK | POR SALE-—ONE TEAM GELDINGS, weight 2.000 pounds. Axel Mag- Wash. MILCH Cow, H. A. Midgard, oR” SALE—GOOD just come fresh Bellevue, Wash. 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBIL. CHANGE, | 5 1828 TRAL AGENCY, Inc. Broadway and Pike St. Bast 320, AUTHORIZED ° both ai at FORD o— DEALERS Carry one of the largest na- wortments of Ford care that yeu will find anywhere. Re sure to look our stock over | OPEN sUNDAYS WILL PAY SPOT © Fords and Dodges HAMILL & E 1531 Broadway. BUFF & DEAN WANT A Ford truck, and will do be pairing for th WiGHEST CA 618 BE Pike at MACHINERY pe EcRCTRIC MOTOR DRILLS ump Montelius Pric ‘ca. ent or sale. Main 919. 624 ist & % FOR SALE—REAL FSTATE NORTH COWEN PARK—DANDY home of & rooms and attic, on level lot, 0x95, intensively culti- vated, with nice lawn, strawberries, raspberries, goose. berrie, currants, 14 bearing fruit raen all in; chicken house house substantially ition thrucut basement. Owing epmer is $3,15 ¥ Aititres REALTY CO. 3207 take Ave. Capitol FOR $200 CASit Firet payment, and $2 buys cozy 4-room bungalow; 2 bed rooms, large bathroom; ” price $2,050; this in very low; lot 356x100, alley; two blocks to Phinney also mame size one on Py and 6room house on 12,200; $300 onah. from carlines it FOR GOOD TDAH, it 1160, ato Co. Kast very Realto 10 monthly on Phinney ridge within two blocks of Woo land park. that must be sold at onee. It has hardwood floors, fire@ place, booke buffet closets, linen closet, coat with full mirror door, full basement, furnac ner lot; nice lawn and shrubt Make an offer. Call North 4 PAY YOUR RENT MONEY YOURSELF $3.90 CASH And $2.90 per month will pay both interest and principal for large home tract. JOUN F. ADAMS CO. Fauntleroy City Office, 519 New York Bide HOUSE AND ONE 1A S-room house for sale or trade for improved age. ment and large attic furnace, gas range view. $2,600; terma 3439. FOR SALE OR TRADE property—§-room house city conveniences and 2 acres with fruit and all kinds of flowers mile east of Bellevue, Wash. Own or, H. A. Midgard, Bellevue, Wash CULVER—QUEEN ANNE Come to us for the best buys Queen Anne hitl property RC, CULVER 14 Boston St Queen ROOM iol furnished ing Alnak wi large garage te Ph FOR CTTY with all i Anne 17. COMPLETELY 1 plumb Xt PARK lot; nice ROOM MODERN warden berries; store room. $2,000; easy terms. Sidney 746 FOR BAL 2-ROOM HOUS lot; paved street car line em st. Bune FOR SALE—6 No reasonable John at 346 N. or Sunday, 41.000 — BUNGAI rooms; bath; Knapp Bros.’ Term SMALL. down, Bank. NICE on Ballard Bench 2830 W. 59th OOM Hit ALOW offer refused. See 82nd st. evenings Ww jarnge, LARGE Apply Riverton COTTAGE $25 month. 604 Main 2476. BALLARD ARG YOU We have he $1,250; American 15—A HOW LONG pay rent? before buying, as our prices | 4 terms will surprise The rr tation of our tn tution is your guaran @ square deal. CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine, Authorized Ford Dealors BROADWAY AND PIKU 8'T. FORD TOURING in excellent terms. 1918 $32 running plot a ave. YOURSELF ay terest and principal for ata a4 APARTMENTS | DF ou a home with your rent money. H.C, PETERS, 726 Third Ave. i QUTHIN WALKING DisTA? ‘and 4-room unfurnished hot water; ph. ey OR 4-ROOM APARTMENTS, order gonable. Manhattan Ap CENTRAL AGENCY, Ine. SAM WHISPIRLD CANT RB- if your watch, throw it away. —PURSE KEE iro purse and keys to HOUSES FOR RENT ‘AY YOUR RHNT MONEY TO $2.90 CASH 99 per month will me tract. OUN F. ADAMS CO. Fauntleroy. ity Office, 510 New York Bldg. § 78 as HASY ae NT PLA 4 tt be a renter, be a home owner. See me about it LOMB Ee 2% #¥URNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS one 1-room and another wuite; furnished, and c Free gas jer apartment $25 and $30. ‘The Swan, 415 one ON. Capitol 184. urnished or unfurnished: heat, th and phone. ig e N ve alk-| distance. Phone Bitogt 8 2 avec 2- Room PPARTMEN j Authorized Vord Dealers rine view. 2th i hea | Broadway and Pike Kast 320 on 1718. i, atallment plan from nth and up, including location; half block to Prices’ ranging from Lots 650x100 up. Acre Call Ballard 2019 form in tion, 1705 Market at. office. d Poyeaon Inv, Co. ROOM MODELN, AND 9-60M on same lot; flowers; shrubbery bulkhead; in very best residence district, ‘Rent one, live » other and 4 6% rod street car. $800 up. 1% FOR EXCHANGE-—REAL ESTATE LOOK) LOOKT WILL i dorn well built lot 40x102 driveway, for 1 te B-room mode ty north of Seattle. abrubbery. THE EA 77 WANT CAL, PNTATIC THKED “OF PAYING TAXIS ON your Vacant? Let me have a list ing. I may have a way out for you PROTONS, 724 Third Ave CHERRY VAUL RSOIL Fort these y worms neres level, deep small how near ach oved berry farms, enay terme. loam — soll; adjoins Price 10 acres spring anyth month deep, rich loam soft; fine land all level; will ‘prow ng 0; $50 camb, $10 por} Adjoining 10 same price 20 acres; halt balance heavy cash, $15 por black vonth, bottom $1,000; land. $100/ 40 acres and apr $1,600 early all level; fine creek < f in timothy $25 per month. $200 cash, divide seeded to timothy; well Ideal for stock or 00 cash, balance © above tracts are in the famous Cherry Valley district, attle, on good # rich ‘loam pol} gravel. For fruit, ens or dairy you Call and see our You out any time “Better Soil for SHELLY & 206 Hinckley Midge. Main’ AN ERTRAORDINARY ip ney right on paved boulevard at Kirk land; sidewalk, city water, lights, phe all in; new constricted ‘house; | bath beautiful view: ele and dock; ideal place ong away; will sacrifice, terms to wult, f 408 Hidg. Eliott 4216. Ib trrigated berries, eliek can't beat it Met. WHI take and show you Lens Money.” ¢ CALLATIAN i7 ne, 3 enen, Leary ALDER BOTTOM lake, about an omty $300, view of ‘ REALTY CO. Eliott 3928. buildings; near ) cash and § per month wn. Th | fd Ave |S ACKER NEAR RAINTER BEACH i land; dandy place for ty water and small balance $ th 273; evenings per orth OWN? b-re FnOw OF und Pee 5 OR TE ACK GOOD HOt nty romd: eb r cash or on terms a wit 3 levue, Gawne, STOCKS AND BONDS OFFERED Mining Tete 4 Western Simei Rothert Bt U. i elephone 2009 Trojan Git Cat STOCKS W ANTED Alaska Petroleum & ew World Life M. Liberty and Victory T boo ‘1. GJ. 8 Le 118 Cherry 8t Matin 5899 —— 91 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — ° \-———$ ee A | Do you want to make $200 A MONTH? This te not @ POSITION, but pportunnity that comes re in a lifetime to who is willing to wor We teach you @ business. In time from which the limited only by Liberal wages the beginning as you become compe- your wages will im You are alno privi- 4 to share in the profits An investment of one the sand dolla which is Re ten agreement arg Sm ent A from tent, returned as bent interent | any desire to bet- If financially and to undertake Daibility of learn business which will nh a permanent and je connection, this | our opportunity WOODWORKING fa manufac Union; : one pony planer, ner, ff and rip saws and machinery, and lumber 06, Phone North AND USED FURNITURE hardware, household and suppliés. Invoice around Logated in Yakima Val @ home on every five acres. Want a good stock ranch or a brick building. ©-52, Star. beck HOTEL BUILD. maker. Price $14,000 «can't agree. Half cash balance 6 years.” Gateway Hotel, Kirkland, Wash bs THEAT You always dc deal with ' plant | turing rer bandaaw sander, cut Heht co desk NEW and when you; firm if you HAUBROOK, | 1 WANT TO THAR FROM having business for sale Black, Chippewa, Malls. OWNER | John J.) Wis. | IPING $500, balance Main 6102. FOR SALE this PAY termilk r e in town. wood 2699 YD-HAND CLOTHING STORE, if taken at once, 1816 Sixth 1 Call Ken- | SPECIAL NOTICES | KUTHENTIC ~ PULLICATION “ON | profitable Investments, together with statiatical map, can be se cured, absolutely freo. by writing Hasselauiat & Borgert, 711 Mon- tana Bldg., Lewistown, Montana, % PERSONAL come municate with Macfad= den'a graduate, 706 First av LAKH MIN || Pren ris | TTL TA “Lost Tribes of Israel” Lived in Michigan, Tablets Seem to Show RCHABOLOGISTS are digging Ohio and Michigan for added wtaten were the home mounds distance of described by in Wayne Detroit, of the Old Testament. The tablets were unearthed by Savage, of the Catholic church, and retired journalist of Detroit an The pla are Of slate, copper bus, Ohio, by Le tour archaeologist, exploration. county, Mich Benton Tussing, a who ts to aid the “The convincing feature of the finds,” Tussing points # the plates of hardened copper, for the method out, of hardening copper is today one of “Many of the objects present an art that ts striking in it» modernity, The figures are the company and scrollwork well proportioned. depict ncenes with which “The plates invariably every student of the Old Testament Creation, mon, the ot Tower Rabel might understand them at sight. “Accompanying theme scenes ta what appears to be & written language, a mixture of sign language, hiero- as yet hag pot been glyphic ang translate Dantel Ryan, vice president of the joal and Historieal Society, says the cuneiform, which be the work of American Indians, because of the great axe of mounda, the trees growing on top Ho ntrenses the point also that Egyptian scenes are depicted, many of the drawings showing camels, rately proportioned pyramids, diles. Noisy? Here, Talk With Laryngaphone May 23.—A new tele palm phonic in England is the transmitter in which a dirk in plac inst the (throat of the speaker, and the sound ts transmitted by the vibration of the vocal cords. It in slutable for use in qoimy factories and workrooms. 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | a COAL—Delivered 2 $9.50 ye ANNE 4291 ACKEAGE CHOICE JARDEN TRACTS CHEAP—GOING FAST WE GUARANTEE PROFITS IF PROPERLY CULTIVATED LET US TAKE YOU OUT WE WANT ONE OR TWO MORE GOOD SALESMEN For Suburban Acreage Good opening for competent and experienced man in this The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorney »at-Law ESTANLISHED 1887 Consultation; advice feos, Free 4 riment bide. nd ave cance. Moderate 215 Burke Atiorneys—Patent FREDERICK ‘AT: ent Attorney. American and “or- eloped ixperts. Simple s. Harry Bowen & Bidg. Designing, clency mechanical consulting en- gineers. REYNOLDS, M NOLDS. Estabiii 2 years examiner U. fice. 402-6 Lyon Rid. Elliott 50 RARNES, Main 5750. 1213- 14 Howe Bid. Patents Trademarks Certified Public Accountants \ HANSEN & CO. Leary Ride Chiropractor TURNER, CHITROPRAG- 12 Haight Bid. Pine Eve. dates. i), 2684 JENNINGS, GRAD- Palmer school Denny JEN MONEY LOAN? glen of value 0 ON ALL, ARTI THE RELIABLE Third ave Da «x Taught Frivate lessons, Stevens, ith ® Pike MAY DUNN—Latert 4. 444 dunk ALASKA JUNK CO, 1130 Fir Elliott 3291 Metaphysician VESLY (MieTAPITYST- clan) * and treats afflict- ed humanity, 4 Epler Bldg, _ Money to Loan (ONEY TO LOAN” On diamonds ‘and jewelry, on most tisfactory terini, soctnTY” “FOR REMEDIAL LOANS 325-6 Empire Building Second, Near Madison. COUNTE: ' MONEY TO LOAN—WE LOAN ANY AMOUNT ¢ and Jewelry Beat KMIRICAN J HWELRY ars AMtcond Ave.” Bntaniian: ‘Fa89. LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Retain and drive your car. Sarcent, 609 Central Bld. Fit #122 i DIAMONDS, watches rater, an Brokers Menuments BOUND MARDLE & GRA lst and Virginia. Esta Vine a "1874, Optician and Optometrist Wdmunds, Fraser-Pate TW. iv i jans, Surgeons RON. Ri Physician nd Chrovi seas Specialist for Men. fiydrothe al . NL font Mrs, A. Willeikeen, Ballard 128’ 1 100, LEGAL NOTICE! | I NOT HB for ny debts contr wife, Mabel Drow, from on, 'Loule A. Drew é ONSTALE od by my this WILL 5% Third Ave. ¥ Piano ‘Tuning Piand tuning now only $2.00, Re- pairing. John Strom, Main 7345. Kazor Blades Sharpened — Sbangenberi utlery, 14 a YY Violin Repair VIOLIN REPALRS-—Finlay, 1616 3rd. of the Lost Tribes_of Israel. The search has been given impetus by the dincovery many tablets depicting scenes Chattanooga, Tenn. nandstone, Some of them have been exhibited in Colum. the story of Moses, the Judgments of Solo- and many other familiar Mible tales are drawn with such clearness that a child Gevice already in actual use | laryngaphone, a! the hills of that these into proof , within gunshot Monsignor James Daniel B. Soper, limestone and ttorney and ama others tn further the ‘lost arty.’ well drawn and familiar, The A drawing near Detroit. Ohio Archasolog- tablets could not degree of culture Tuswing believe of some of the | tn thore days—or accu- | that exist in both trees and croco “One thing ts certain,” Tussing says, tablished a civilization of white are the faces of white people who had attained a high across the Bering Straits depicting Moses in the bul- rushes, found on one of the tablets unearthed “here was es people, for these faces and who believed in one God.” s the migration may have come if there were any straits even from the east, across Green land and down the Canadian east coast. The work of opening up the thousands of mound» Ohio and Michigan is going ahead slowly, as there has as yet been no organized effort to carry out the work. Plan to Tap '12-Mile Hole A working plan for the drilling of 4 124nile hole in the ground in order to tap the immense reservoir of heat and power in the bowels of the earth has been developed by J. P, Brophys general manager of the Cleveland |Automatic Machine company of Cleveland. Brophy evolved his plan after Six Charles Parsons, inventor of the ma rine turbine, declared that such a |tapping of subterranean resources would end human drudgery. Scientists were interested in Par sons’ theory but amijed at its prac tioality, Ng cable 12 miles long, such an would be required for operation, could bear its own weight, they said One and a quarter miles is the |greatest depth the earth was ever |penetrated. The cable used then broke of it# own weight. Brophy evolved his plan after Sir steel cable made from smal! strands of magnese rolled stecl, which has & greater tensile strength than any other known metal, This cable would [be in @x sizes, graded from one inch at the start to four inches when the hole is completed. This plan, he says, would give the cable a tensil strength of 100 per) gent more than needed | The drill and cable would be lifted | by a pulley arrangement with a lift: ng power of 600 tons. The power for drilling would be generated from | a plant on wheels. ‘This plant would | be on a track 12 miles long, allow: | ng for maneuvers of the cable at) any stage of the drilling, Brophy takes into account the fus- ing of metal at great depths. When the heat becomes so great that the| drill would melt, he would drop bars | ofMateel into the tube. Thes» bars would be of smaller | diameter than the tube -o that air could escape around thom. Five thousand feet of steet bars 1. nches jin diameter would weigh 96 tons. ‘The crushing weight of such a col- jrock, says Brophy. ‘said Brophy Earth ’s Heat to Be Drilled weight would pierce a solid body of The column of steel would then pass into the reser- voir of heat and be consumed. “The heat at the source would be not less than 1,800 to 2,000 degrees,” in explaining his plan units would decrease in but a steady “Heat transit to the surface, |flow would regulate that. “Steam generated at the source of heat suy would be used to gen- erate cleétricity which could be metered out to great distances.” umn of steel is 2.827 tons. Such a NEW YORK, May 23.—-Mra. Sarah Patrillo, 21 years old, who, with her aunt, Mra. Josephine Patrillo, were arrested by narcotic squad detec- tives charged with having habit forming drugs in their possession has her 15-month-old daughter with | her in a cell at the Clinton street police station, She refuses to be separated from the infant. After being taken to headquarters, where they were questigned by Be Carleton Simon, special Mputy cake missioner, the women were\removed to the Clinton street station and locked up to await arraignment in court The detectives charge that they found eight phials of cocaine in the possession of the two women, Com- missioner Simon told reporters he thought the drugs seized would have a retail value of $40. The Bast Side, noted in police efr- cles for its traffic in drugs and the violence growing out of the use of narcotics by addicts, has been the object of investigation by Special Deputy Commissioner Simon's staff for some time. Several days ago Dr. Simon received information that Mrs, Sarah Patrillo was a member of the drug ring and that she was accus- tomed to taking a child, Anthony, in her arms every evening and going to Twelfth st. and Avenue A, where, it was said, she made a business of selling narcotics to addicts loitering about. Detectives were assigned to the case and, after being on the trail of the suspect for several days, they trailed two well known drug addicts when they saw them walking toward Twelfth st. and Avenue A. When they saw the two men ap- proach the home of the Patrillos three detectives concealed them- Mother Uses Baby as Dope Traffic Shield selves behind electric light poles. About the time the two addicts reached the entrance to 413 East Twelfth st., Mrs. Sarah Petrillo, with her infant daughter in her arms, and her aunt, Josephine, stepped from the hallway and began a conversa. tion with the addicts, Believing that the addicts were ering with the women for drugs, ctives started toward them. y did so, Mrs, Sarah Patrillo started to run back into the hallway, but a detective managed to grab her before she had an opportunity to disappear. When the women were searched five phials of cocaine, the police say, were found in a pocketbook carried by the baby's mother, Congress Approves Tariff Measure WASHINGTON, May 23.—Con- gress finally approved the emergen- cy tariff bill today. Action necessary to send the bill to I ident Harding was taken by the house when it approved the con. ference report adjusting senate and house differences over the measure, President Harding is expected to sign the bill. Passage of the bill completes the first step of the republican revenue and tariff program, Today was the second time the bill has passed congress, Former Presi- dent Wilson having vetoed it lust session BARCELONA, May 23.—Torea- dors and picadors threatened last week to go on strike unless mata- dors, the fighters who kill the bulls, are granted an increase in wages, PAGE 11 JOBS AND YANKS. ARE POURING IN But the Yanks Outnumber the Jobs Joblens world war veterans are be ing Usted faster than calls for work jare being received, In The Stars |campaign to place every ex-nerview man where he ean learn a Mving, Kighteen men registered with Ade jutant Lindley, of Rainier Noble |powt, American Legion, Monday jmorning. The 13 calls for workers that came in during the same period were immediately filled, This brings the total men placed since last Monday to 113. By far the greater part gf the jobs are tem |porary, however, and while even a& |hour’s work is @ boon to some vet eran, it Is urgently requested that wherever a vacancy in a permanent position occurs the need be phoned to Adjutant Hervey Lindley or Mise Laura C, Curwell, at Elliott 479, Here are atest additions to names of service men who are in need of employment: Paul M. Holt, 4001 Orchard st, carpenter. leo H. Koopman, Elke’ elub, wholesale and retafl lumber yard shipping clerk, bookkeeper; yard- man or rodman or chainman survey party. KR. Is MeNamee, Seneca hotel, fireman or pipe fitter’s helper, H. 8. Rooke, 8415 32nd ave, 8. We blacksmith, gardener. Archie W. Warnke, 817 Orcas at, locomotive fireman, Oscar C. Dedrickson, 724 16th ave., dairyman, teamster. Virgil L. Webb, 1108 Sixth ave, laborer. George Wilson, teamster. Herbert McDougall, salesman. Elmer W. Owen, 944 N 78th st, truck driver, electrical helper. O. C. Baumgardner, 5512 33rd ave. keeper, furniture salesman, than, shipfitter, Henry Peterson, 3019 31st ave. elevator operator, laborer. A. Campbell, 8347 29th ave, N. conductor, brakeman, switeh- man. Ralph Lloyd. 707 Madison at, truck driver, janitor, laborer. Iver E. Nelson, electrical helper, telegraph lineman. Eugene Brandt, hardware packer, laborer. Ernest B. Campbell, 8347 29th ave. N. W., hand press operator. Sees Big New Armor Plate Mill in South Among the aids to prosperity Charleston, W. Va, is a 900,000 armor plate plant, to Deputy United States Marshal Ed- win R. Tobey, who was in Seattle Monday after taking to that city D. D. Meeks, wanted for alleged theft of postal funds. At Salt Lake Tobey turned John Pp. Wheeler, former government special — booze and narcotic agent, over to federal authorities. Wheeler faces charges of accepting a bribe. i Guards From Fleet Patrol San Ped SAN PEDRO, May 23.—Added pas trolmen and doubled beach S. G Carl w w. a brawl at 1 a m. between tions of merchant seamen, bluejackets took part, bers of the crew of the A: Queen were severely beat rine engineers were a leader in the riot, and fi ers, Slackers’ Mother Paid Out $40,0 WASHINGTON, May 23. — De fense of her slacker son, Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, an dherself, cost Mrs. Emma C, Bergdoll approx- imate.y $40,000, she told the house — committee investigating the slack- er's escape. Entries in Mrs, Berge doll's account book showed payments — of $12,500 to D. Clarence Gibboney, of Philadelphia, and $5,000 to Harry Weinberger, of New o¥rk, both at+ torneys for Grover. |House Comes to Rescue of Drys — WASHINGTON, May 23. — The house today acted to prevent a break. down in the prohibition enforcement organization. At the request of Rep- resentative Volstead, it inserted in — the defictency bill an appropriation of $200,000, under which it is esti- recently ordered suspended until July 1 can be replaced. The vote was 77 to 38. Dazzle Wedding; Gems on Hats, Shoes PARIS, May 23.—Many guests at the wedding of Mile. Anna Cartier, granddaughter of a jeweler, and M, Rene Revillon, representing the great fur house tg New York, wore jewels on hats, dresses and shoes, In spite of the warm weather, some rich furs were worn, The dresses were accom- panied by a dazzling display of jew. els. Hats were trimmed with para- _ dise plumes and diamond fastenings, Jeweled buckles were on patent shoes. Why Do Women Yell at Rats? Read This LONDON, May 23.—In a lecture Sir James Cantile explained why women scream when they see a rat, It is because women know that rate carry disease, the First Book of Sam- uel stating this fact which science had only recently discovered. Women, have the instinct of abhorrence from God. Men, the silly asses, will pick up a rat and carry fleas home with the plague. Champ Hiker Gives Women Health Hints HOUSTON, Tex. May 23,—Dan O'Leary, champion walker of the world, who is promoting walking in South Texas, knows how to make every woman boautiful. “T can make. every woman beautiful, and it won't cost her a cent,” he said, “It's sim- ple, Just walk, A ten-mile hike each day will bring up the standard of | beauty a hundred per cent—and- that's going some in these days.” _ O'Leary, at 80, cath walk 100 in 22 hours, ne mated that the 700 prohibition agents”