The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1922, Page 11

SECTION TWO The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922. PAGES 11 TO 20 WIRELESS TRANSMIS SION OF POWER IS PREDICTED RUSLA SEES 7 END OF FUEL PROBLENS ice Soon to Be Sent Thru Air by Radio, Says) Great Inventor BY EDWARD M. THIERRY | NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Wire- ‘ transmiksion of power will de the next astounding and revo- } Qutionary development of science! | This is the promise of Nikola Tes famous electrical engineer and in-| tora promise he saya will be! ed into reality within two or) years, “It is not = mere vision,” said in an authorized interview. Burning continuously tn the center of the grounds, a green light, the Oriental symbol of “good luck,” will assure success to the Oriental fiesta to be held next week at White Center, Four evenings—Wednesday, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday-——-will be given over to thie unique celebration, | |the equivalent of which Seattle has| | never seen before, it is said, The! | 6:99, and from that time on until mid | Hight the committee promises not «| jdult moment Arranged in the form of « hollow circle will be numerous side shown, booths, ete., many of which are belng | conducted by the various clubs unit. | ing in the fiesta | Wending his way from one booth to another, the visitor can have hi | fortune told tn true Oriental faaht | he can witness marvelous feats of |magio by the magicians of the East, |he can eat Oriental food, served in an Eastern cafe, and prepared by | | none other than the shepherd of The Wayfarer sheep. A Western touch will be added tn | the Wild Weat show and the moving | ture theater. Other attractions | de a ‘Tom Thumb wedding, the ‘educated Ford,” the “crazy house” | and the “mystery house.” TO GIVE “Very soon such power will be| lable everywhere for purposes of | ce ag well as war. | “We shail heat and light homes | Bag operate our factories by means| ower generated from falling | and cheap fue! directly at the ce of supply” and flashed to us evening Is to be an elaborate pageant, rich in coloring and cos- tumes, This will be given upon apace. TRAINS ouT aj Pe “Airplanes =) tral will carry no fuel but will man by the transmitted energy. war power generated thou- of miles away will be ap with destructive effects of intensity as to compel rh cessation of hostilities.” fla sees in hydro-electric devel- it the greatest possibitities. but! Widows Seek Law to the elimination of coal and ol! to Marry Sooner HH “We shall have to depend first * he says, “on the energy of Me!) Pants, Aug. i1—a now iaw Is to| DEAT, Eng. Aug. 11—Shrimping | ficult to smuggle dutiable goods into that of falling Water, | no drafted Inasening the time widows | eink, banaue Windies” ‘qubbecia to ap. sea! td & few miles off Deal, Thomas Ait. | ©ne' Ld en must walt before remarrying. At| yen ¢, Huards are given commissions on the present divorced women have the| ken caught in his net the body of \osrty they aeine. and NEWTON, Eng. Aug. 11.—All the members of the orchestra were over- come by gas furnes while playing at & Methodist concert here. They toppled over suddenly, and a near. panic resulted. Nikola Tesla and some of the marvels he says wireless transmission of power will make possible. Man’s Body Found in Fisher’s Net} ,.cort tat it ia now much’ more aif. Defeat Smugglers With Commissions we have daily i throbbing advantage over widows In this reja man who had been aead only « ——— tenance rate "end few hours, The’ body was lator LOOKING AHEAD er. found to be that of Edward Ont-|Mark well the type of man whe illsi ridge, who had dimppeared mystert- takes of this kina Hillside Horse PRE bom penny ce Seape parag Sgr ae BE aye ng Gy EOC ea be ne arta tut prone} Get Nice New Coat - meee Als er ia manity as wireless transmisst YORK MINSTER, Eng. Aug. 11— Who nei greans aloud om “eee 8 | The famous White Horse of Kilburn, Cops Show Ragged quakes power. “What the world needs most at time ts the abolishment of bar. that separate nations and the rmonizing of interests. The wire. most effective means Beneath the burdens he must bear. engraved im @ biliside of the Ham- | biedom range, Is to have a new coat | made from three tons of lime. Then | it will be visible 30 miles away. Beggar His Error} CHICAGO, Aug. 11--"I have been sent by the president to take| 9 charge here,” said a ragged man of | steadfast courage to the! 40 an he walked into the Desplaines | end street police station. The sergeant | ‘Tomorrow t# another day in charge hed him in aoell in 36) And tuck, however bad, may seconds. He gave his mend.” Thomas Haid —Birmingham Age-Herald. Who, when the shadows fall, will) PARIS.—Mr. Alla Henshaw Chick- ering, daughter of William Henshaw, of San Franciseo, marries Brent Mc- |Tivaine Tanner, of New York, In name as Atomic energy ts not regarded by |’ as offering great prospects in|Paris development. He calls this a | ~~ tifie filusion,” and says that in tegrating atgms so much energy pended that it will not pay to/ te atomic energy for power) poses. “In fact.” Testa continued, * most of the speculations about tadium, for instance, are without foundation. The idea has been . Produced in the public mind that the power of this element is im- | Mense. But the truth fs that i | coal Is trillions on trillions of times more powerful. *A plece of radium will give off! mdous energy at a low rate} Raopmaedlngadg gg As a rule you have to be a good fisherman to 2500 YEARS? | catch fish but you don’t have to be even an Similariy, one cent invested at a ke to ke g i l with pound interest of six per cent for | FISHER’S PANCAKE FLOUR. term of 2.509 years will yteld the | une of Rockefeller multt Tilewna aosita te welt toet tine? We've done the real work in our mill and | laboratory. Open a package, place some of the flour in a bowl or deep pan, add water, do a little stirring and behold, you have a batter “We want immediate results. | Fircless power can be made avall- | that will give you pancakes—the best you've ever eaten. It ts of great economic tm- nee, but of immeasurably eater specific value. é “Think of being able to heat and} t « household, no matter how | stant or inacceantble, hy merely set ix up a aimple apparatus contained ® emall box which can readly be ied about Might bulbs will taet forever, be: | g] merely exhausted hollow tubes. | With wireless power no one—ex-| rx, travelers, campers—need be | t off from civilization and its com- forts.” ‘ST WHO ESLA 18 ‘Tesla describes himaelf as an “en- ineer and not a dreamer.” Backing his opinions ts a long Mat | diseovertes and inventions, among | is induction motor, wireless fransmitter, and 1 dered the most im | His alternating system |s In use all| yer the worl A tall man 14, with m Penetrating + has an ure in Sweet milk, in powdered form, and sugar are part of the ingredients of FISHER’S PAN- CAKE FLOUR. At your grocer’s Small and large packages f lean and powerful ck hair and) @ Tesla at 65) routine of Jong poratory. nglish Seskina N. Y. Port Honors | SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., Aug. 11 pritish steamship jines and the uthampton corporation are work-| if On & plan which will wrest from | lew York the honor of being the| lorid’s best equipped port, The pur- | one in to bulld two miles of docks, | itter than New York's, and also to| g Pnstruct two mammoth drydocka. | the project will cost many millions | follars and give employment Fhousands of men lexibie HER PLANS ‘0 lke Marjorie Rambeau’s ph Phy. "My plane for the future, ¢ told @ reporter, ‘ to do what | must do, and dream about the 94e 1 should like to do,’—Boston 5 Recript. 4 li heal Gates will be open each evening at |* [__Testas Vision Green Light to Be : Fiesta Luck Charm & large, spectally constructed stage and illumined by hundreds of electric lights. Each evening « different pageant will be given depleting some form of | Oriental religious ceremonies, Thou sands of dollars worth of coftumen and property are being used in there pageants, which are being directed by two Seattle men, who are eminent ly fitted to portray Oriental life, John Henry Little. Musical ame will be fur nished each Ing by several must cal organizations of the city ‘The Queen of Sheba and the Bhiek will hold regal sway each evening over the celebration, An enthusias |tlo contest ts now being conducted in the Bouthwest district for the se jection of the queen, several con- teatante being entered by the various clube. Several community clubs and organizations are uniting their arts te — the flesta a suc- cons, and tl are preparing to handle large crowds In attend. ance. The proceeds of the cele- bration are to forward thé eree- tion on much needed community buildings, White Center is reached by the Lake Burien car, which leaves the corner of Ooci- dental ave, and Yesler way. SHE’S CHAMPION TERRIER Cambridge Dog Show in London, Hamilton Adam, London, is the proud owner, A Whirlwind | Ivo Rarebit. That's her name. It might bg “rare bird,” for, she has been adjudged the best terrier in all Europe at the Port Townsend to See Pacific Fleet PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. ll | The entire fleet now in Bound waters will be seen on Port Townsend bay August 14 and 15 Telephone Girls ; Defeat Revolt CAPETOWN, Aug. 11.—The suce cens of South African troops in quell- ing the Rand revolt was largely due to Intrepid telephone girls, who stuck | to thelr posts, defying attacks and threats by the rebels. British Flappers Smoking Too Much BROMLEY, Eng, Aug. 11—Mra, Walter Runciman, speaking bere, | praised the modern girls an energetic, courageous and enthusiastic, but sald they used too much powder and rouge and smoked too many cigareta, Wife, Children, Die | NORWICH, Eng: Aug. 11-—Fred- erick George escaped when fire de. stroyed his hame, but his wife and two children perished. He was cen- sured for not doing more to save them. Goldfish were first brought to london 60 years ago. Value— Another Shipment of Tweeds_ . Cassimeres Worsteds in one and two-pants suits : The newest weaves and the latest styles—sport models, young men’s, conservatives. An exceptional buy made by our Mr. Lundquist, who is just re- turned from New York. We pass this unusual value on to you— twenty-five dollars. 7 New Fall Hats $3.00 Rain Coats—We’re showing a big assortment of new styles Upstairs Prices—$15 to $35 Odd Trousers we