The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-12
Wasp's Singer Not
All Epil, Star Man
Learns After Years

OF every oDior OF Yne w7ung INK
That 10 just one Of the things !
harmed at the Northwest Products
show at Frederick a Nelson's store.
! saw n Kiri make a $50 hat In
80 minutes from n bundle Of straw.
watched . chap knitting bathing
out every 50 or 10 minutsa-
The woman In another toosh ex.
planned 10 me that she can make -
pairs OF ladies' boomers IN q dny
and that most Of the lace for miiady's
lingerie In the handiwork Of Chinese
cooiis women.
saw wicker and hardwood furni-
turs In tho making. Two men wcrc
busy scwing broomH A woman WINS
stitching baseball Eiovsa. Beside a
whirrfnR wheel n man was cutting
fancy flower patterns In heavy riasr,
bowls. Another was decorating cham
payne EiaHses.
What" inquired. do they use
tfiese for nowndays-
He wrtnned and DROPPED an eyeiid.
Tee cream. ! xuess.- he said.
MUSIC TRICKLES
from CHANDELIERS
There was q display OF drpw.s
worn by living models. There were
kiddies' Eames and toys. A man was
hamm~rinr loudly. building . ward.
robe trunk
Away upstairs I found the Won
dcrphone." r~markahle invention
whose possibilities anfound one.
You win b surprised said
George 81. Parker. explaining. when
I tall ION what happened here Just
nov. You see. the 'wondsrphons' IL
IN instrument that tranmifs phcuo-
graph music from ths machine to .
handelier. o. . rradins lamp. o.
anywhere. You cAa have n oums
nom the bot air vvnfilator shafS, or
frum . nswsr pot. Just - you ifkA
II can b attached to the telephcna.
70 shas an the ssshecrsners can hsvu
an evening eonc~rt when they wish
-Ov ysu could ~ here on hand. and
with the 'wonderphone' couid wfre-
,~-s concert to an the liners on the
pacfie ocean The 'wonderphone'
can Be heard wherever the telephone
or the wireless instrument can pene-
trnsa.
A little. elderly lady came IN here
rust now ana sat DOWN and listened
for an hour. when she got up she
Game to me and said. To you know.
! heard that muxe-~very note Of IL,
It's the firwf have hard for sever.
nj years. I'm stone deaf.
MAKES DEAF HEAR
THRU THE MOUTH
1T II true that the Wonder.
phone makes n possible for the DEAF
TO hear. Edison tells Us why. II
icngthens the sound waves Ones
eardrums may b. gone. yet, n the
hearing mechanism remains within
the head. the deaf can hear thru the
mouth"
The -wcnderphcne" ana an the
other thines on exhibit at the prod.
ucts show this week are made In So
attic Victories. The show In an edu-
cation. Most Of the products are
bring made before your eyes.
Ink, for instance. you re drippine
from long tubes that extend down
from q contrivance resembling In ap-
pearancs . miniature moonshine
still.
Above h . ssna1 tank containing .
clear coloricrs liquid. Two tubes
lead out Of the bottom Of the tank.
One tube drips red ink. the other
green.
Hanged on q table are the ingred'.
ents that 70 TO make the ink On a
plate are half a dozen objects res-m.
bling hazel nuts, called nutgalis.
From nutraIis two acids are OBJ
tanned. gallo and fannie acid. These
are essential In making inks.
These nutrnils." explained the
girl At the table. come from India,
China and Egypt A WASH stings an
oak tree. and The nutgaii results.
growing cut Ike . small fungus
why can't an American wasp
sing an American oak and produce
q nutgailf
Only my grandma could answer
that because. II they could. little
boys couldn't ask 20 many ques-
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