The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1921, Page 8

t Started to Test Validity of Anti-Japanese : Measure “Ber the purpose of testing the Wyalidity of the alien land law passed ‘the last sume legislature, a suit ‘@njoin Attorney General L. L. from enforcing ft will be in federal court in Tacoma. The sult is being prepared by Terrace, White river valley » On the ground that the alien Ad Bll was passed in violation of treaty between the United States Japan. ifs named tm the suft are his wife, Elimbeth Terrace, N. Nakatsuka, Japanese tenant Sone of Terrace’s farms, Terrace d BR. H. Guie, speaker of 1 during the last seasion of ts ture, as counsel. Guile led fight against the alien land i hearing on the case heard by United States C'r- W. B. Gilbert,“of San Federal Judge Jeremiah ree | Cushman. of Tacoma, sitting t Be Date for the hearing is yet AX REDUCERS ART ACTION Committee Probes Cost of Schools it the organization of a special to examine into the school ‘the Tax Reduction council, Be 43 civic and fraternal 4s ready to begin its investi- futo the cost of government ut @ schools were taken up first, the budget for their main. fa the first to be made up. @ tax council will hold noon thruout the week at Wolf's for further organization. ‘ representing the Low. | Cost of Government league, f the Associated Industries at its Monday that serious blun- Been made in estimating at. which current from the be sold when thé plant is Thomas asserted it it impossible to sell power to at one-half cent per kilo- , a8 has been promised by $1.85 ney ie f our opeerical Senet tor either Feading, spectacle or i ise Frame. complete for one ei JAS cents, in- ion. ¥ HT BY WEARING POOR GLASSES ILE VISION GLASSES Lens With Twe Sight __ Ask te nee them. B25 YEARS’ EXPERIEN TEAMS IN SEATTLE WHY Beattie, and Federal Judge | The Scandinavian American Bank VACATION HINTS! Tnete Sam's Pubfic Health Service has @ valuable bufle tin on health hints for the vacationist. And the United States For est Service has put together some mighty fine suggestions for campers, Together these two pamphlets contain facts every intend ing vacationist wants to know, If you are thinking about a vacation this eammer, you want this bulletin, The Washington bureau of The Seattle Star will furnish it to you free, ‘ Fin out the coupon below and send ft with atx cents in stamps for postage to the address given tn the coupon. Washington Rurcan, The Seattle Star, 1400 New York Ave, Washington, D. 1 whh a free copy of the VACATION HINTS bulletin, and enclose six cents in stamps for postaga Name... ae Btw we NO ag ee Qty Town. State. Pleads Guilty to Thefts of Candy Accused with Patrolman W. W. Whitney of stealing approximately $1,000 worth of candy from the Im perial Candy Co, Clarence O'Keefe, in charge of the parcel post deliv. eries of that concern, pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny before Judge King Dykeman Monday after. noon, Sentence will be pronounced later. Whitney has not yet pleaded to the charge He ts out under $1,500 Dail Forgot to Lock Door and Is Now Out $67 ‘Thieves who entered the home of George Everett, 317 Bennet st, Mon-| day night, thra a rear door which was left unlocked, took $67 in gold) and sflver from @ pocket of Everett's trousers. The robbers made good thelr escapa, Everett was unable to sive @ description of them, SPOKANE.—Convicted of men-| slaughter as driver of auto which | collided with street car, killingthree | ELLENSBURG.—Joe Hancock, 70, | Persons, P. Clive Heddle sentenced miner in Northwestern Improvement |to six months to two years in Mon- Co, mine No, 3, willed when he falls | roe otf truck. no HUMAN BAKE OVEN MAKES INVALIDS WALK Dr. Leughney’s Nurses Kept INDUSTRIAL Busy Carrying Helpless In- valids to Baking Treatment —But,” After a Few Treatments, They Walk. 1 was attracted to Dr. Leugtmey’s Human Bake Oven Sanitarium be cause of talking with Invalids who had treated and reading the glowing accounts of other invalids and their progress of recovery at the hands of Dr. Loughney, taking Bake Oven treatments, eating correctly, ete. I'm very grateful that I met patients and that 1 came actos those letters of indorsement, as I surely was sorely in need of the treatment. Now, had every one kept their recovery ® secret I would not have been informed of the good re ‘sults of this treatment—maturally I am prompted to give out a state ment for publication. I feel I, too, should let all sufferers know of this very remarkable treatment that has done so much for me, when I had despaired of ever again freling any life in my limba, One of my res was so swollen and dropsicaj it did not look or feel as though any life was in it. 1 was a total Mmvalld—end had to be carried helpless to Dr. Loughney’s Human Bake Oven, and could not in the slightest way assist myvelf. I was much nearer dead than alive. I have been baked twice ly, and I've picked right up in strength, weight and good color—a good, healthy feeling of circulation has re- placed the cold, numb feeling that was constantly in my imbs—the ter- rible paing are gone: I walk out and around the Sanitarium each day, most of the day, and can walk up and down a 30-foot concrete stairs now without any assistance. Can stand and balance my weight on one foot, ae shown in the accompanying photo ef myself, without even a cane. Ajbumen is all gone from my urine. I'm improving wonderful. I have every faith that a further continuance of the Bake Oven Treat- ments, together with Dr. Loughney’s corrective plan of eating, will com. pletely overcome my sickness and rheumatism. dohn Fi. Kahler ‘The dropsy has all left my legs; I’m limbertng up fine. I sleep great; appetite is like a lumberjack’s, I/ can't say enough for Dr. Loughney and the good care I have received a! his Sanitarium. The nurses that ai end to mé, and every one about the place is doing all they can for the) comfort of all patients, The Sant-| tarium is new, immaculately clean linen, and bedding always clean and | fresh; food the most wholesome and | tasty. I'm grateful that I came to thie pleasant place for treatment-— one could never become lonesome here, and the treatment fs pleasant to take, JOHN H. KAHLER, Hobart, Wash. treatment offices are located at 405 Olive St, Seattle, opposite Times Bidg. Dr. Loughney is assisted by competent lady nurses. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 12 only. Telephone Main 6242. All invalid or bedridden cases are treated in Dr. Loughney’s Bake Oven Sanitarium in Kirkland. Write for free litera ture and references. IS JOHN SMITH with his name on a bank book likely to be & more important factor in his community than John Smith without? Is it because he has more money? No!, It is because he has adopted a systematic and eye way of saving and the man who as mastered the art of saving wisely wiil Prove an economic factor by spending wisely, ~ Our Only Branch Is at Ballard DEPOSITS GUARANTEED by Washington Bank Depository’ Guaranty Fund of THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. Seattle, Washington WALWORTH) ENTERPRISE Great Western Smelting & | Boost Northwest Products Smetters and Refiners of Metats Every Kind of Merchandise ee Except Groceries DENNY RENTON d CLAY & COAL CO. Use Northwest Products THE SEATTLE STAR AND BUSINESS REVIEW b MFORS. OF ' 'OCK FOOD AND FERTILIZER [UESDAY, JUNE 14, 192%. BARTON & CO. PRODUCERS OF C0. E UNIVERSAL BY-PRopucts DUANKS Be AO MIS OF ALL IRATHER 20007 POWER & LIGHT COMPARY Has always furnished Lang’s Ranges, Stoves “Made tn Seattle” Retafl Store: More Power to the citi- rest ond Sea, 10 Bo zens of Puget Sound ere oe | ‘ies Frederick & | pe pee than has been demand- ) i iagra MARE: aR UTR misvincron ed. WESTERN SMELTING AND POWER COMPANY G. L. TANZER President and Generel Manager Smelter, Sawmill, Power and Lighting Plants PORT BLAKELY MILL CO. EXPORT and DOMESTIC CARGOES Mills: Port. Blakely, Wash. Offices: Seattle, Wash. SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO. PACKED AND FRESH FISH SEATTLE, WASH. Use BURO Wall Board An All-Weed Palp le: Manufactured by ALBION MANUFACTURING Co. 00 West Madon Main 5450 Shark Leather Becoming Popular Orders for the raw shark leather are being received daily by the Universal By-Products Company ef Warehoase Man Says} Washington Liquid Local Business Has | Gas Company Reached Lowest (Manufactures Gas for prepreg aae es on Level Northwest Bottlers working at capacity, turning out! Leste & Lynch, president of the} To many inquiring minds, the big shark hides mn eight or ten different/ A. B. C. Storage Company, predicts |torpedo-shaped steel cylinders £0 kinds of fintshes. &@ revival of trading and distribution | often seen in our city have present- The perfection of @urable and 2 t handeotte leather from the ekina of |/D*sinning July first. ed a mystery. They do not contain Pacific sharks, constitutes one of} Says Mr, Lynch: “This company, jexplosives of any sort; neither are the triumphs of Northwest industry. |engaged in storing and freighting | they connected with warfare. These And the wide range - — for bag for some of the country’s large mer.|cylinders contain nothing more leather from practically all parts o} the United States indicates how cantile concerns, reflects the trend | harmful than 40 or 50 pounds of popular the pro@uct Is becoming. of business conditions immediately.| compressed carbon dioxide gas for “The storage and transfer busi-|the soda fountains, refrigerating ness is the link between manufac | plants and bottlers of Seattle turer, jobber and retailer, and is as| Besides taking care of local needs good a business barometer as you|®54d & government contract, the win find. company ships its product to Idaho, Oregon and Montana, and is build- “The A. B. C. Storage Company, |ing @ stable business. The manager, with 70,000 feet of floor space and| Mr. C. Bretz, looks forward to a @ fleet of twelve trucks, showed a | Consistent growth in the volume of business handled by the company stend: 'y decline in volume of business from ite manufacturing plant on beginning June 1, 1920, until April 1, of the present year. Since then, East Marginal way. A trip through the Yactory proves business has flowed along on an even keel, showing a slight gain. PIPE YOUR NEW HOME FOR GAS The Most Economical Fuel SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Main 6767 1308 Fourth Ave, VOR THE WALLS AND CEILINGS IN EVERY KIND OF BUILDING PLASTER WALL BOARD F. T. CROWE & CO. 1163 Ptrwt Avenue, Seattle 1177 Deck Street, Tacoma PACIFIC CAR & CARBONADO | Pee ay C2. very illuminating, and Mr. Bretz's invitation to visit the plant should The past few weeks have shown a ig ween: one gee in MAX.-I-M UM n CARS, TRUCKS, = | decided upward trend in the moving | nuge ‘retort oven in order to pro. a FORGINGS, BOLTS, of merchandise, duce the carbon dioxide gas. This COFFEE EVERYTHING “According to my Masters corres. |is carricd through a pipe to ‘Scrub- pondenta, Seattle tradi ber No. 1, where it enters the Phone IN IRON AND . se ing le brisker | ower part to be cleaned A spray than any of the astern cities,” of water, broken by coke, washes the gas, which comes out of the top and enters Scrubber No. 2 at the botiom. Here it goes through the same process, and is then sucked into, the abyerption tower filled with three layers of coke. Sometimes as high as fifty-t' tons of coke are contained wit! tower. The process of washing the gas goes on by means of the spray of water broken by coke. nally, a blower forces the carbon dioxide ap, where it is caught in spray and carried along in a lye solution. The gas ts kept in the potash Ive solution until thoroughly cleaned, |thence pumped into a set of coil |called heat exchangers. Th within pipes serve to warm before it enters the boiler. The plication of heat to the lye solution phone Exchange Building, an even | Containing the gas, liberates the gas | re ano} temperature must be maintained | coils whi as coolers to the gas throughout the day and night. The| A sep: Exchange rooms must not vary | Moisture has been left by the cool- ‘cess. No’ 6 more than a degree or so in tem-|the final act of cooling esile: thence Soatarss Bie condition necerst wometer. A rather olabp- ted the tnataltin chinery, the Norfo! oe - is of & highly sen Compressot, puts the ive ventilating system. increasing pounds of The company has recently com Pleted the work on the Rainier Ex- STEEL CASTINGS OFFICE: ALASKA BLDG Pacific Creosoting Co. Creeseting Deougies Fie of AU Kinda, Elliott 474 Colman Creosoting Works Office: 537 Colman Uidg. blbott 246 ‘Works, West Waterway and Viestée. West 377 E MILK DaiRy tebrated Mapleword 1 Big City Jobs Handled by Eckart Plumbing & Heating Company Brutpping the new ten-story Tele phone Bullding at Third and Seneca, with the latest appliances tn heat- ing, plumbing and ventilating, te the work of Eckart Plumbing and Heat ing Company. In dollars and cents this t# the largest job in its line which has ever been done tn Seattle. On account of its being a Tele WORTHERY LIFE BLDG Phene—Elliott 3603 Tel. Mata Gee? SEATTLE OXYGEN COMPARY Manufacturers of Oxygen ané Hydrogen Ges 1109 Post Street na fter this Intense presenre, the back to the condensini |. A. HALLUM, President gas goes nH. A. change, and is now working on the | ¢, nd then into the filling stan Garfield Exchange. Another high. | where it put into the steel cyline class plumbing and heating jgb waa | der ghe cylinders contain £ " 50 pounds of carbon di that of the new National Bank of| gus according to thelr sisen the Commerce. Apparatus is also being | is no lon: in gaseous form, being Insta'led in the new Puritan Theatre | Under & Pressure of 850-1.500 pounds. ‘ When the product reac in the University district. aumer, it is frozen solid, PUGET TIMBER CO. 10GS, CEDAB POLES, PILES AND SPARS PHONE MAIN 1303 414 MARION BLDG, SEATTLE CONTINENTAL Manufacturers of Machi; Pipe and Sem: ire-wound and Continuous Stave Weed circular Flume—Wood Tanks Manvfacturers of COPPER AND BRASS GOODS 2015 EK. Madisen St. ‘WE HURRY BASS-HUETER PAINT CO. Ivy YOU WANT GOOD PAINT FOR ANY PURPOSE, CALL ON U8 ELLIOT® 5820 ak. fsmam West Coast Iron Works MUNICIPAL CASTINGS Phone Ballard } Office and Werks, 4009 14th N. W. SEATTLE, U. & A ECKART PLUMBING AND BEATING CO. Hesting Sf ket. Engineers WE DO REPAIRING 1614 Third Ave. Mate sens UNIVERSAL BY-PRODUCTS CO. SHARKSKIN LEATH Pacific Bidg. peattio. fecturers of Machine, Treck and Dritt Square and Hexagon Nuts, Lag Screws, SMATTLE BRANCH 414 FIRST AVE. 50. Suess Glass Co. Refining Co. 1920 Ninth Ave. 6, SRATTLE LIQUID CARBONIC ACID GAS 4772 Kast Marginal Way A B STORAGE oie Ue C0. WAREHOUSING and DRAYING 804 Rallread Ave. Se. Bilett 6210 Main 4200 KELLEY-CLARKE CO. Merchandise Brokers ALL VARIRTING OF CANKED Goons Washingtoa HI-JINX AND — HIGH BALL FAMOUS BARS MANUFACTURED BE QUEEN ANNE CANBY Co. Manufacturers of SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE FIRE BRICK, ETC. Excavating and Wrecking Contractor SEATTLE Reem 100 Pantages Bidg. Main 3351 Sears, Roebuck & Co. First Ave. South and Lander St. SEATTLE, WASH. Mala 4a Seeurtties Bidg. CENTRAL GOAL CO. Miners end Petet GRAND RIDGE COAL RAVENSDALE COAL One of Washington's Oldest Predacts . Stetson & Post Lumber Co. Manufacturers LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, WINDOWS AND MILL WORK Hanferé St. and Whatcom Ave, Telephones: Eliott 711 an@ 712 Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE 0B FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Dealer ROSLYN FUEL £0. WHITE BLDG, SEA' TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 SASH, DOORS, INTERT FIN- ISH, GLASS MILLWORK TREGONING ‘Telephone HANS PEDERSON General Contractor and Builder 303 ALASKA BLDG. MANUFACTURING Lite Boats, Tugs and fis Seattie Wastiagten Mortensen & Kelton General Contractors Saetielins Building Alterations F..¥ Kepatre 1431 Westlake Ave Be Queen Anne 4