The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1922, Page 2

p?? “Hello, Radio Fans to enter our $235 cash prize AMATEUR RADIO CONTEST —8 more days for you to enter our Amateur Radio Contest. 6 P. M. next Saturday is the closing date. No entry fee or cost is involved. Free to all amateurs. Ten different prizes to be awarded, ranging in value from $15 to $60, Rules of contest can be secured in our Radio Department. ‘are here for your selection at VERY MODERATE PRICES. nits you to listen to music and speerhes® ‘transmitted up to 10 or 12 miles by radio. _ No batteries. A child can operate. Easily | imstalled. Consists of antenna wire a _ insulators, also one ‘pair head phones. Ex- - actly as pictured. -a limited quantity just received. Very similar to picture. Adjustable navy type head band. Comfortable easily adjusted. Very much better than the ordinary head phone. ariable condenser —exactly as pictured; plates; bakalite 1 and knob, Alum- tuning coll — —825 turns of No, 22 D.C. C. copper wiré, on heevy $150 -in. brass bar, 10 in. long, with slide and ; As pictured 75c a tH paper tube crystal detector — —exactly as pictured. Mounted on bakalite base. Complete with crystal, $1.60. pyrites or galena crystals — —several sizes to select from 25c 35c 50c WITH OUR FREF RENTAL DEPARTMENT —specially for use with types vac- uum tubes List YOUR HOMES FOR RENT SEATILE AT PINE Ballard Flower _ Is Scarlet Flax Jard streets. STOMACH SUFFERING jgin in Ballard Saturday 5 ree stores. Prosperity week, and Will be planted! yey with shrubs during the weék of o#le damaging the plaster. In#ulators Detectors Switches . . Fixed Condensers. Binding Posts.. . Contact Points, dox..... Aerial Wire, per 100 ft. ARE YOUR SAVINGS SAFE? No. 14 RC. Wire, per ft. NOT if you hide them at home where burglars will Rheostats teeeee Mughet Wire, per 100 ft. (all wizem)....... Sliders se NOT if you loan therm without sufficient security—~ NOT if you put them in worthless stocks. ¥OU CAN help to buy and bulld home YOU CAN help to start the keep them going money where It is and profitable All money received on or before the ‘Sth of the month earns from the Lat. $1 to $5,000 Accepted f industry and putting your 774 Pine Bt. Bil TNE L S capi wT SEATS STAT aM LOAN 9303-324 AVE ee fi For people nights, pair of double yisian with frames compl low who All Repairs at Redue 3 MORE DAYS! wire— RADIO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT —tadio receiving sa and complete receiving sets of all descriptions cop- wire for antenna. 150 feet... TOC designed all $i- bration, along the parking» of Bal The celebration will be. A carnival GtunppearPas it by magic when Scarlet Flax has been selected a8! has been planned for late in the sour stomach, inurn- the Ballard flower, according to! wee, and all after-eatin, istress Dwight 8. Hawley, general chairman) en jeved tn two minutes. Ali of the Ballard Peace, Progress and | A dwelling 47 miles from Jordan was moved to Jordan In 1¢ days and across several deep coulees without cracking a window pane or 05 60 45 35 10 80 50 -O1% 1.00 C. H. Birkel Elect. Co. Contracting Electricians ott 2013 OPTICAL REDUCTION need e are now making « two Klassen ete, ae ANDARD OPTICALCO. . Matin it205, Het. Fourth and Fifth Aven, JUDGESHIPS TO BE UNDER GUARD Flood of Requests Antici- pated for Bench RY LEO KR. SACK WASHINGTON, May §.--Antict patie A Hteral flood Of requesia by nenators, A other influential politioienn ment of friends and political Heu tenants to the 22 federal judgestips about to be wuthorised, steps are befng taken tn responsible quarters to Timit the field of applicants Altho the measufe ix atl in eon ference between the senate and hous, differences will be ironed out speedily, it in predic d the bill pwntded to thi jouse for President Harding ture ‘This done, Attorney Genere! Daugherty will give immediate oon sideration 40 the sppointmente, Benators ‘and congresemen, however, © already besieged him with tn dorsemetits, which thos far have fectived no serfouk consideration. As the time approaches, Daugherty, however, ft finding it difficult to re. sist senatorial appeals for confer ences The admonition h or out not to embarrass President Harding by asking him to appoint small caliber poliUicians to the federal Judgenhips representatives @ for appoint The attorney general has indicated } that only men “whose eyes and Minds kre apen to changed condi ions” will be appointed. Small try DOTICICWN Hs WIN] Be Kept Off The Tea eral bench if he can prevent It, he nays. ‘The attorney general has let it be known that in making his recom. Mendations to the president he will favor, where possible, ambitious dis “they heve enforced the law with out faver to any mah and with in Gifference to the consequences.” ‘Students Named to | Raise Crew Funds Ansitting the general committes for the Poughkeerele crew fund, « jcommmittes of students has been ap trict attorneys whose records show | LE STAR Cynthia Grey ‘Shocking! “Indecent!” Cries the Reformer of} Milady's Bare-Legged Parade—Cynthia Discovers | One Good Point—Effort to Transform Imper-| fections. | BY CYNTHIA GREY “It's an ill wind that blows nobody good While the various brands of reformers rant and roar and! tear their hair alout the daily passing show of legs along the avenue, physicai culture schools are working overtime to con- vert imperfect feminine underpinnings into perfect “36's.” How dol know? Don't they write me by the huntreds im- ploring~—“My legs are spindles, how can I put flerh on \them?” Still others with the wail—"1 am knock-kneed, bow- legged.” “My legs wre so fat, how can I reduce them?,” ete. “Please tell me at once how I can straighten my limbs #0 T won'l look such a perfect sight in these short skirts,” So there you ure. This bare-legyed parade may have been had from a moral viewpoint, but look at the premium it has put ona good phycique? “Shapely limbs or buat” is the motto Of the hour tn the jeminine world of fashion, | But wnfortunately the curtain will be rung down only too svon on the partially completed imperfection. Speaking from ,@ purely physical standpoint, it should remain up until the present bare-kneed fluppers are training wp children of their own, Having the embarrassing memories of imperfeel shins /reth in hey minil, she would train her daughters in the ways of grace. ere T have just learned of @ Hite lie, yorsey ; Sulina Kahn, California; [mother who must Work every diy to . support herself and baby. She must sion Krewe, Twitewa; Meyer Lon- don (the only socialist In congress) earry the youngster a number of) V1, yuyr ND, Pertnun weg Dlocks daily to and fro, Where BhO! yon ny 1 Rdvenbloom, West Vie. leaves him while ehe works. If any | Y : woh: ag Ginias A.B. Rosdaie, New York; A of thie readers have a baby carrinke |) ‘wibatn, Lilinotas aaae Mlegel, He jthey Would care to donate, it wom re) vou Wee York |be very tmuch wpptectated, Please) ee a call Me at Main 0600 rn | er 1A GheY ay Bg gold first mentioned tn bial in the 11th werse of the second What ts the legend of the forget-|chapter of Genesis. It 4s also men- me-not? | Honed one of the elements of | There are weveral. One t that @| Abram’s riches in Genesis, 13th chap- messenger from Jupiter fell in lowe ter, second verse. with @ mortal matt ond was ban-| se tahed from Paradiae, Jove, takine| who wan the father of the Amert- pity on him, gave him seeds and told can patent xystem? him that ‘when they hod planted) drowu, Jefferion, whe Grew up them Beside every brook and pool 1" the earliest patent Tavs and, while he the world they would be admitted 10 way secretary of state under Wath- rater, For years the two lovers ington, gave his personal considcra- traveled over the world, and finaly /tion to every appliédtion that Was pained Paradise, Wherever they had Planted the seeds, forget-menots pointed by Herbert Litti¢, president at [of the Anmoctated Student body | he university, Clair McCabe w wet mA chairman ant the other |/¥iness fo each offer members will be Weeley Eldridee. wh iled ‘Mary Morgan, Dorothy Watson, Ar-| In which of Bhakenpeare's plays do thur Gerver, Jack Myers, Don Muir the following Mnes occur banks, Ralph Neelty, Jonephine “Tin better to be lowly born, ‘Lewis, Betty Wilcox, Artie Lee|And range with humble livers in con- ‘Hart, Violet Lister, Dorothy Baliey,| tent, Howard Tease, Robert Worthing. | Than to be perked up in a gilstening ton, Ray Hill, Walter Fisher, Vera) — artef, q ‘Royer, Ruth Wythman, Fulton Me |And wear a golden sorrow [Gil and Fred Parquatron. In “King Henry Vill," l= aiatenns scene § j eee ect IL, oe How many Jews are there fm the tea M,C. An- Teaae Bachrach, | Can one bee poet who ts not also a lover of mnuste? | It te said tnat Byron end Wolter DYE FADED WRAP Scott Nad mo ear for mune what- 4 that Bouthey was actually IRT, averse fo it; that Rogers was mate SK ’ ORESS IN luncomfortadle by tt, and that Pope preferred @ street dbarrel-organ to “DIAMOND DYES” |Mandet's oratorios | Bach packaxe of “Diamond “eed cotitains directions #0 any| F Represen Woman can dye or tint her di@ Worn, j#orge, Neto York; faded things new. Even if she ha never dyed before, #he can put al / fich, fadeless color itif shabby skirts Heaters ot on Bre plo |areneen, waists, tuts, stockings. || Potltads wilt recelVe wthe BY Writ jaweaters, coverings, draperies, hang || te, ane Seattle Star Washing ings, everything. Bay Diamond Dyes || '"® 2 6 York ave no other kind—<then perfect home|] (0% Diresu. 1383 New kerk ais dyeing ia guaratiteed, Just tell your|| Wa*tington, D. C., nnd Inclosing Mrugsist whether the material you || to cents tn stampy for portare Wish to dye i Wool or silk, or wheth The bureau reports the follow. ‘er it ts linen, Cotton, or mixed goods || ing letters returned to them be Diamond Dyes never ntreak, spot,|] AUP Of Incorrect Or Inwufficlent fade, or run.—Advertinement || address: Mr, Fred Nelson, High ee | land st, ‘Fichmond Aighinnds, Wath; Mes. L. A, Bren, 96 16th ave, N. W., Seattle; Eleanora Thorning, 911 Suminit ave. Seat tle; Mrs. Tf. J. Mathewson, 5609 Quimby ave., Citveland, Ohio. Director, Radio Ins! ‘The head piece of a radio set is much more sensitive than the re ¢olver of a land line telephone It has to be, for the wireless cur fents are often much weaker than the feeblest sounds on the phone ‘The telephone, as used in wireless BATTERIES A or B Insare You of Satisfaction reception, converts th electrical Ask About These energy sent through the air into Perfect Batteries sound entrey, wfter the incoming At Your Dealer's osciations have been rectified by a defector, a ‘THe Yeslstanco of the phones should ‘not ‘be lees than 2,000 ohm. Three thousand ohma receivers are better, of course, but they are more expenrtye CONSTRUCTION ‘This restxtarice depends upon tte number of turns of wire on the pole pleces. As seen by the accompa: A ing sketch, there is a “C" shaped soft Tron fnagnet upon which are placed two small forms tnsulated from it, The magnet i of soft fron because it In RO enmity magnetized. Upward of 10,000 tufts of extreme. ly fine wire, as fine as hair, wound In coils on the small forms In addition to the permanent tron magnet and the two cols is a very thin fron or mica diaphragm which fits on top of the coils and is held in place by the permanent magnet lism Of the ‘soft fron magnet. | After ‘the tnoorming signals have Deen rectified by the detector they }pass Into the windings of the phone and there create a magnetic fleld which Increases the fefld of the per manent magnet, The maghettsm thitts created depends upon the qual- ity and number of turns of wire in the cotis | While wireless telephones are usu- ally rated in terms of their total re- sixtance ft is really the nuniver of turns of wire rather than the Tesist- anee that determines ‘the sensittve- nens obtained, There is no direct electrical con- nection Between the Alaphragm and the rest of the telephone, But the additional magnetism ‘created by the fneoming rignal incredwes the pull on the diaphragm and makes It vi brate, These signals are Mmtermit- tent, As the current stops or re vernen its direct the pull on the i@iaphragm 1 lessened, As the ao- HARPER MEGGEE, Inc. Pike at Broadway Third at Blanchard for making your own Radio Sets New Clapp Eastham Regenerative Sets & Amplifiers $35 “Radio Specialists” H. E. Williamson Electrical Co. 816 UNION MAIN 1634 sprang up as'a symbol of their faith-| Mysteries of Radio Explained by Expert are made for a patent | . o* Why fn IIT uned on clocks Instead ot IV? The tradition is that the first clock that tn ony way resembies Mose now in une seas matte by Henry Vick in| | 1970 for Charies V. of France. The [king was anetows to find some fawit| with a thing he didn’t understand, 20 | me told Vick that the four on the dial wos wrong and showid be IIT Vick stid respectfully, “To are |rcrong, your majedty.” Whereupon |the king thundered, “J am never| wrono. Toke Wt way awd correct the | |witetaxe.” Tle was done anit since that time 1111 has appeared on ail) lock diate. | cee | “Who wan the oldest and who the youngest ‘tener of the Declaration of GIGANTIC a coat like th 9 SHADES— G 904 MONEY-RAISING E. H. W. Josephson says: “The Gabardine Raincoat is just the coat for this time of the year. cool evenings, the frequent rains make indispensable.” “The Raincoat is the logical all- round coat for Seattle and the Pacific 1922 Raincoat GABARDINES OF THE VERY HIGHEST QUALITY to Be Thrown Into This SALE All-Wool Cravenetted Gabardines, imported fab- oe lini vd on rv png id beited all id ve Inver an -roun models. Canvertible tollars—TAN, GRAY, BLUE FOR MEN AND WOMEN Formerly Sold at $35.00 to $40.00 OODYEAR RAINCOAT CO. E. H. W. JOSEPHSON, Successor Second Ave. The nd satin yokes and 904 16 feet square, provided the soft «| thet enrichea ‘and the plants ore Independence? The oldest was Franklin, who was fn his Tlet year; the youngest, Bd- ward Rutledge, 27 *. . What te a wood formula for Bor- |deaux mixture for spraying Tomes? | For summer spraying: Copper sulphate (bluestone), too and one- half ‘ounces; Wie (unslaked), tio and one-half ounces; water to make | twe gallons Bordeaux mizture the beat all-rownd fungicide, but it will stain the foliage and other ob- Jécte with which dt comes in contact | @ blue-green colir, Wooden or carth- enware containers should Be wed in mizing thix aproy. If metal contain- ors dre used both the containéts and the spray may be ruined. i Is much wpace required for an as- paragus bed? Mow long wil a bed| tat ? Plenty of asparagus for a family lof we persons Can be grown on a plat of grownd no larger than 22 or | | tlon Is repeated ever so rapidly, the | jvibratfon of the diaphragm are| |strong enough to cause sounds by | their attraction and reled# from the colls. | A composition rubber cap with a jsmall hole in the center ts screwed | lover the top of the diaphragm to| hold it In place when the magnet- lism is lessened and makes the phone | fit easily over the ear, Humphreys’ Number “Worty” T™m- Auces Teepoxe, und Natural, Refresh: ing Sleep, No Narcotic, Opiate, Dope or Tinbit forming Drugs-—Strictty Homeo pathie. Kind words from Osteopath An Osteopath of twenty years’ ox. perience in New York's busy conter say: “I treat many patients in their homes at night—When T ‘find they do not mMeep well, IT give them Number “Forty’—1 always carry a bottle in ‘my pocket.” Pie B00 and $1.00, wt Arum storex, or sont on receipt of price, or C. 0. D, Par- co} Pont. Wamphreys’ Homeo, Meifictne Co, 156 William 8t, New York. Meéfoal ‘Buok Free. ea Humphreys’ “Seventy-seven” ibreaks up Colds that hang on. ohoem good atferition. It takes adowt | three years fo get a Bed properly started. The Bed should reach tts, matimum production about the betead | enth year and, Uf property cared for, contttur tn prime condition for eight Or vitne years longer. ov What were the appropriations In| 1910 whd 1920 for the war and navy | departments? | 1910 | War department ...,..$80,792,339.45 Navy department . 199,560, 879.05 1920 | War department . $356,589,095.82 | Navy department - 625,597/728:88 | eee } What are camel hair brushes made | ot? Usually from the tails of Russian and Siberian squirrets | Once ® ririty, Is now to be observed | and dried ‘upon every hand. In-/ deed, bo other woman cah flourish | Jong in the midst of this modern, | complicnted Ife, In the home, in| business, in social life, the woman | who ts sérérie and confident wins, | while the nervous, flustered individ. | ual Wastes her talents and géts no-| where. Of course, poise is depend- ent mainly upon sound health and) steady nerves. If you feel that you are betng kept back In this why, why | not turn to that igheat women's rem: | edy, Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vegetabte | Compound, which was manufactured | from a thorough understanding of} the nervous system of women?—) Advertinement, DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michignn State Board Dental Examiners) Dental Surgeon Diagnostician rrhea Specialist -Ray Laboratory Highest Order of Restoration Work Dore Examination and Estiniate Freo 504-12 Eitel Building SECOND AND PIKE SEATTLE Jus ly i desert aha the building up the greatest poul- try community in the United States. Tt that how farm highly profitable poultry dustry and which pany cially. Read esting t off the press—beautifal- jlustrated 1¢page booklet : ibing Alderwood Manor giving full details of wonderful plan that ts gives facts and figures will interest you; tells you can acquffe a Sacre and get started in the in- the plan upon the Puget Mill Com- | will assist you finan- j 14 the intensely tnter- i Alderwood Manor Plan i and then you will fully under. stand people trict, why upwards of 2,000 in this wonderful dis- within 45 minutes of the big city of Seattle, are pros- pering in the most profitable branch of husbandry. The tures pictures graphs of the great Alderwood Manor Demonstra- tion Farm. it home enough to enjoy the privileges free educational fea- are fully explained, with : from actual photo- 1 $250,000 dreamed of a the country close A you in of the city--with poultry rats- ing for profit, and where you ean with fruits aplenty, have the home garden Vegetables, berries and get a copy of this latest booklet. It is yours for the asking. PUGET MILL Co. PUGET MILL CO. Sales Office, 218 Pike St. CALL OR MAIL THIS COUPON lease send copy of your jet describing Aldérwood State .... Star 5-3-22 220 Walker Bidg, Seatti«e. Without cost to me, latest illustrated CItY OF POStOLLICE.,srersecverrseseeessseursress Street or box Name Since 1853—. Land Department 220 Walker Building Seattle Phone Elliott 1470