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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-12

pe,td MY H,s Crit Auto Co.. scobey Mont G.
Gtd. stove ctd. Bdi 3 Chairs, Dresser ctd;.
S. 9. Nifty. Sam Biasge. Great Falls. Mont. 5 c.
c. T. BrinSmanl Inverness. Mont pump on sfids.
c Hana pTin Hv1 FS San valve g
w E Hahn. Bowdoin. Mont, Bx. Sailed Peanuts.
s. My Cascade yueaniz,nx Co. Great i.il.
Brseans erea, fa.
ING Thnestad. saco. Mont. Cream separstor.
p 4 Heidsbresht Chinook Mont. Half '1 81
S. ~ 2; Ny Nike sPsgs5; wiaaaan Mont. ri
S. @: My Fuller Motor COMPANY welf Point.
ses Nifty Fuller Motor Company. Wolf f seGse
S. Q. My Fuller Motor Company. woif Point Point
csd f Bsn1s ss,a
Mike Tetrault Malta. Mont. Bbl Notions Crt.
F. \. Buttery. Havre. Mont q. Prtd Nat. Nat:
Geo Williams Hardware Company Wolf Point ONT
Mont, Wd. Bbl Dist Water Auto Spring. s1s.6s
L. La1son Company sco0ey Mont As Bdi Caste
American Brewing Co, Great Fails. Mont 2 Empty
SO My A. G. Deal Dodson Mont, sacks ,Sts
F. Erickson. Brockton. Mont Piece Pipe 49,. ssh
c. Hubert. Malta, Mont. Pipe Cylinder, Attach
D: T. Redfern. Malta Mont, Box Cream sepsr..
Trsasure state Motor Company Brady. Mont.
B. F, Nottingham. Belmont. Mont. / Box Auto
A. sjorday Kremiln Mont FDr Boxes Peanut nut
s. 8 Ntfy n n Hoeter. Grand Forks N B. s CRIT
Jacket Syrup. ctn. Soap ctn. Macaroni. Box
H G. Sullivan. Benton. Mont. ctn. Hardwars. !
D. l.; CARPENTER. osweso Mont. Bag oys,er
A l. winters wolf Point. Mont. i Box Be-.
s O. Nsfy Hunts Cafe Wolf Point Mont. Boxes ssss
ole Midthang. Joplin. Mont Sack. oystes
$. g. Nifty Midland iron Works. Billings. Mont
Mrs 6. $. Simpson, Big Sandy. Mont. Box House.
Fred Reynolds Cascade: Mont Bds. Tents, s !
Geo. $. Wilson, Kalispeii Mont. i Case Dry
Frank Pelizner. windham. Mont Box " HARD iauas
s. g. My City Cafe Wolf Point Mont. Pals Pan:
Gee: R. Meser. shelby Mont crt Preserves.
Kss Re1 Fss 6 sx Tn ru cs Crackers
S 8. My Armours Garage Lambert Mont. .fli as
shas s ~; Eas, n Sasr 5s1
n My y eFs eoirts: s1 sass' Mont i sas
S Soe ss1.n Box Soap Garth Wash coHppx
e rrine Malta Mont 1x PERSONAL 1,ffect:
Parts. noxe. Doors. Bdi Castings. i cap.
Kersis.n 4 Blizzard, Helena Mont, CRIT Iaa *sSs5
Wd. Tub, Do Steam Table, Bx sectractor SASS
$. o. Nifty Gaynor Lumber Company, Kalispell.
d. Tippy, Hinsdale, Mont. i wheel 2 Flow
Wheels, / Anvil, Brake Bottom Stubble Bot
Capitol Commission Company Great Fails, Mont.
las: Johnson: shelby; Mont, cglsivator, Water
Hitch, Bdl: WoWod Parts ..:.......... 1914
Mrs. Fred Robinson, Poplar, Mont. Wagon, X D..
1 Wheels, l Tongue. / Front Gear. Front Boil
ster. Reach Bal. Neck Yoks. Wagon Bed.
2 Side Boards
). o. Nifty Auto Warehouse Company. Helena,
Mont, Crit. Wheels. Solid Rubber Fires 1895
J. O. Nifty A. c. Nelson, Poplar Mont, Pail Cof-
fee. Bx. Ord. Fruit, SIX. Rolled Oats. Crtn
scKsi & swanson. shelby. Mont. BIZ. Lub Oil
IN tins N,fv FULLER Motor company. woif Pont
Mont, Crit. Electric Storage Batteries .$141S
0. Nifty Frank Bloomquist. Malta, Mont. Bdl
Spokane, Pr. Wagon Poles, Bdl Saw. Rent
RIM ........................<-=..
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pany located on second street south between Fourth
Montana commencing at 10 o'clock g. m. on said al
wsksE. colSm0s Falls Mont BE- co Nnasi
ware.
Geo P. Harsley, Chinook Mont. No 2 e, Gs q
Belts. Kalispell Mont Plates Irnn; Iron
fro Mood Pes Plank asen - 6. ska;
ce auP Rapber Co.. Hin,daie. Mont Bdi rubber
Mtg S21 Wolf Point Cafe. wof Point Mont. ~
Bkg Powder BIZ olives Bx Cereal. 1s,,.. .s rs
Lorent zss Sweet Grass Mont sewing so g
1e ssiss nr' Creamery Company Iewi,own
j. n no' Brist xlns Great Fails. Cash Re9ister
Fred Kohiein. saco. Mont. Bx Phonoeraph: 81 81
Gamble Robinson Company. Great Falls, 81 Is
h Kleppin he.' GLASGOW Mont Land
LANCE sep Prod sGo Co.. .o Butte Mont Casks Empty
Hart ass Parr Company oswego Mont. Bdl Piow
L. L g. Larson, saco Mont Harrow x. D. RaI
nndgr ssc' angha sa' Monte B1 Auto Anti
!, s Re,tan o~ satte Mont High Chair
Adam Kranger SAGE Mont mt Wagon d. Rd!s
MRS Ed new White e1 Great Falls Crit TEs
Fred dA ". Burg. care Northern Auto Co.. Great Fails.
ct Steel s iss On seb WOOD boulder Mont Pail
r Wade. Iew.town, Mont. Chest Housshold
ch ss01 Grant Made Mont. sacks Bran So
Geo es"sR' Bratey Stanford Mont ctn, Broom
wm Whitebre.a saeo Mont Is ~ Pals. AZ
VIII ssss y. sss 81 Grass saint on
N. M L. narden. sweet Grass. Mont nx Hou:eSod
Mont, POI; 1o cap Dbl nas
Oil AZ :, ,, s=zoe
Ba Psn soH sisn or Great Fails. Mont Write
DeFos Glass s'0 COMPANY Great Fails,
Tin e Ed, es N xadn,sh Mont cutivator
France Neck By YOKE Arch Wsss
Isl sho !, ,,r;; f,,ns: Mont Enamel IRON SINK
crtd, Crit Bath Tub. Enamel Laxera
John sreiden. Great Fails crts Flower Pots *2os
V. E. sheldon, Kalispell Mont. Boxes Household
Beraoist h Bqayt ana fewisown Mont
A' " t Johnson Gilman Mont. Reel. Bsssea
singer Sewing Machine Co.. aerat Fails Ct:
Paul ~ O. cnrda Fairview Mont cartn common
scott Sanford Company. Great Falls cs Empty
Ntfy w. wetzei. Browning. Mont. Kegs
c1Ssr Martinez shelby Mont. Bx Stein: 81
Milk River Creamery Co, Chinook. Mont. 2oo.lb
Ntfy Western rheater Eauipt Company billings
Mont. Bx Picture Frames .o,: p;c: - 81
Gamble Robinson Co.. Glasgow. Mont. Empty
Geo. Dolero, Choteau. Mont. Box Grease keg
Kalispe Furniture Co. Kalispell. Mont. Roll
S. 'i r. Miller. wof Point. Mont Haaf Bbis Pho.
s. 8. Nsfy Pike prueh Co. Basin. Mont, Ct. Dry
j. G Peterson, Malta Mont, iron Cook stove
Jno. McGovern Helena, Mont. Crit Stoves: i !
J. NJ Hyde, Glacier Park, Mont. Bbl. Paint in
Bs ard Garage. sweet Grass. Mont Carts Fsis
X. Kangas. Hinsdale. Mont. Buggy. Pole. 4
Frank Gillian Conrad. Mont. l. Furnace HOUSE
Castings. Bal. Hot Air Resisters Iron Casting.
c Hot Air TsS.er,i na By Parts ms top i.
tached. 3 pcs. Roll Furnace Jacket $!2es
I. Fitzgerald Chinook. Mont. Lamp stove $$666
E Weiss, Plentywood Mont l Crtn Notions ), !
Only Handle .$tA1 I
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Grain Bulletir,

Prices Paid at Points in Montana, TAX
ing i8-C Cent Freight Rate to Minnc-
apolis and Duluth.
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OOO, 600, the postoffice department an
nounced today. Total deposits In the
system March l were approximately
1853 $50, 900.
Seven postoffices reported gains in
deposits Of $4,000 and over for Feb
ruary as follows:
New York, Boston, Seattle, Brook
Ign, Tacoma, Roslyn, Wash, and Iron
wood, Mich.
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Chief ss sri : 1ss s a. s's sas Co. = Paul Nina
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BUTTER AND EGGs-

Portland, March 1.-Butter-Steady;
extra cubes 41Q42c; cartons 49c; prints
48c.
Butterfat-No. / churning cream 45c
I. o. b. Portland; undergrades 43c
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Portland. March 1-Cattle-Steady;
receipts 105; quotations unchanged
Hogs-Steady; receipts So; quotations
unchanged.
Sheep-Steady; no receipts; quota
tons unchanged.
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Chicago. March 11.-Butter-Lowers
creamery extras 46c; standards 4314c
Eggs-Higher; receipts 1857 cases:
firsts 301a 31c; ordinary firsts 28I29c;
at mark, cases included, 29G30c.
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New York, March 11.-Butter steady;
creamery higher than extras AN q 48;
creamery extras 46A q At; creamery
firsts ~ q 46ls.
Eggs-Unsettled; fresh gathered,
firsts, 311s q Il; others unchanged.
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TIME OF TR AIMS

01EA9 Mo1TN11H EeeN.g
~ Tor Havre ............... e. -.
~ For seattle ,.....,.. =. ! esss IL -
- Fer KANSAS City ,........,. 7:eo -.
IS For HAvre and 8Aot. /. s. e:ze pm.
~ Tor Aolena and Butte.... 81 In.
- For LeWiGeoWn .......... H. D1.
rs For Helona and Butto.... esee ~.
e60 Fer ChoteAu and 0ilrnans 3:OO ps&n-
NJ For 1tookott, sand Cotloo
and NeihaTts ........... 81 A.
Gfases 1850. 3:3o AZ
Arrives
q From Kansas City ....... S:90ptM.
~ From Seattle ............s. 1921 -
rs From HAvre ana East 80. 7:40 ~.
386 From Helena and Butts. 9:40p s1.
~ From Lowfstown ...11:X Pm.
288 From Helena and Butto.. ~ 4:44 Pm.
228 From Havro .............. 7:18 Pm.
IA From GilmAn-Choteaus.. LOSS IN.
216 From Socket, San Cou.
leo and NeihArts ......s 1:oo Pm,
10 From Shelby and eweet
eDaily except Sunday.
Trains - and ~ connect for 11U1e
town daily.
1fILWAUKE8 Io9V0o
Pa Pony c5 sef the E s.s.ni s;.a:. s
Arrives
Daily from the East. ......... 2:po pm.
From Choteau. except sunday 4:S0 -
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DULUTH LINSEED.
Duluth. March 11-Linseed on track
and arrive $1.76.
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METALS.
New York, March 11.--Copper-Dull;
electrolytic spot and March 1912; sec
ond quarter 121a G13.
HORIZONTALLY unchanged.
Antimony-Nominal: spot 5.2OG6.
Tin--Firm: spot and nearby 28.50G
2S75; futures 29@29.50.
Lead-Dull; spot 4.
Zinc-Dull; East st. Louis spot $4.75
@4.85.
SILVER.
New York, March 11.-Bar silver
Domestic 991ac; foreign 54Ac; Mexican
dollars 41Ac.
London, March 11.-Bar silver 3lhd
per ounce. Money SIX per cent. Dis
count rates-Short bills per cent;
three months bills 81 per cent.
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REALTY TRANSFERS,

Richard r. Ellis to Alyeretta Mussel-
man. lot IA. block 179, Great Falls, 81.
Sophia ]. Hackshaw to John B,
Young. 100 acres In 13-20-6E., 81.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Spokane, March 11.-Clearings 81 ,591,
OO5 balances $528,240.
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SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE.

hAN FHA NCISCU TNVDUVE.
San Francisco, March u.-Butter-
Extras 41hc; prime firsts 41c.
Eggs-Fresh extras 35c; extra firsts
34hc; dirties 32c; extra pullets 31hc.
Cheese-Flats fancy 23hc; firsts
nominal.
Spinach $102.
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NORTHWEST BANKS.
Seattle, March I1.-Clearings $685.
COZ; balances $1,318,20S.
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Tacoma, March 11.-Clearings $685.
1893; balances SCI sos.
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Portland, March 11.-Clearings $5,-
)O4, $40; balances $971, 915.
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Three cents discount per pound under
81 pounds.
Club wheat 10 cents under Dur,,,n
Mixed wheat, cents less predominant
ing grain and grade.
1oo~ T..
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Quotations ending noon, March u.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.
New York March 11.-Raw sugar 602
for centrifugal. Refined IS for fine
granulated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

standpoint IN tho oast, b. showing
her how 10 do o..
Devices Displacc Help.
IN" apartment is sorvautlcss NJ
course. From kitchen to nursery 10
II equipped with the very devices
mat take tho place ~ thcso unccr-
tain quantities. tho COOK and house
maid. There are six rooms
Kitchen, dining room, living room.
two bedruOms ana uuI scrt. Merely
To list tho electrical lobor-savcrs and
convenience In these rooms. there
are.
Kitchen Electrical range. electric
iirol"ss cooker. dishwashcr. cake
mixer icclcss refrigerator, washing
machine, ir0u ana Tan. Nacuum
cleaner in kitchen clOsetJ
Dining room Electric pcr,olai Dr..
ioastcr. chatting dish. uyonetto. waf-
Tie IRON. grill, egg tositcr and mixer
IiviuR-room -- Electric player
piano, oioojrc puonustaph. taJut
ana floor lamps ana fan
Front Brdroom Electric heating
pad. vibrator curling iron. radiant
heater, beside lamp.
machine. violet ray apparatus com e
hinatiun boudoir iron and curling
iron. radiant heater hair dryer.
Nursery Miniature electric heat
Ing pad, baby milk warmer, toy cleo
tric range. "l"aticauy ucatcd toy
steam engine, electric trains, nursery
table lamp
Tho Electric life
Small wonder that the housewife
who preside over me Kitchen re-
CARDS II as the jewel OF the apart
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

mcnt ~ The electrical range meals
are prepared over "a clean neat,
soOticss. smcll-less After each
meal she stacks the dishes In tho
electric dishwashcr. washing them
only once q day, after breakfast,
whom the machine itself does the
washing and drying IN few min
uice. u there arc foods to be
cooked for dinner which take long
limo. she places them In the electric
ilreloHs cooker. connects tt with an
electric socket, puts on her h~t and
goes visiting she knows the auto
matte stop will cut OF the current
as soon as the roquired.hcat Is de-
vclupcd. Then she has her electric
clothes washer. which In two hours
does what the laundress required
five hours To do.
Time Savers ana Wbatnot.
IN the dining-room, percolatOr.
toaster, waffle iron and chafing dish
are pll at hand to assist her In pre-
parihg "A complete meal right as the
table Most Interesting. perhaps, IL
tho dining table itself, which IL
wired with four outlets under the
table edge near the place where the
hostess sits. In this way she easily
connects and disconnects the various
appliances right ~ her hand instead
Of having to reach up to the ceiling
fixture Ca over tu a wall Quiet. 1no
table connection b. made through
the floor
Tho living room IL whore electric
ity adds, perhaps, most to the joy
OF her soc.at or play nours. beIc
mellow lamps create tho home at
mosphcrc ana the music of phono-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
viii Electric Apartment
SOlUe Servant Problem? ?

NEW YORK. May 7.--Is n SER
vantloss alN-rOom apartment, with a
full-sizod family. really compatible
with an clght-hour day for the
modern housewife? They say 80.
but have you ever seen house
actually equipped for this program
In n new Apartment Electric" In
Jackson Heights. Long Island, hun
drcds of women are having their
first real glimpse OF what a homo
may he, whore electricity not only
does the bulk OF the housewort. but
also has its part In making the
play hours moro enjoyable.
The apartment Is IN every sense n
model electrical home"--the first
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
MONEY IS HARD
TO GET RID OF
Five Hundred Thousand
Due to Wool Producers
Lies Idle

WASHINGTON, May THE gov
erhmcnt. which lately has been hav-
ing difficulties in getting money,
also occasionally encounters diffiA
Guilty In getting rid of 1t. The lat
ter difficulty faces the agriculture
departments bureau OF markets
which Is trying TO distribute half "A
million dollars among wool growers
and distributors. The Job has been
dragging along for months without
coming to an end.
Under wartime price regulations,
the government bought all the wool
produced I'm tho United States. fixed
the commission to all dealers and
buyers. and undertook to see that
the shcepmcn got the exact amount
due them on their entire flock
growth. In view of tho trehendous
weight of wool handled, small mis-
takes in weights and estimates ac-
crucd during tho two years the sys-
tenn was operated. and in the end
the audit of tho Joint accounts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
SECT1ONC.

showed that dealers had &s5tof4,,
on hand in excess OF their ...,.,,
profits and commissions This ,..1
decided, should go back tn fI. .,'
ducers, IN accordance with ID.
amount OF Wool they furnished H.
government. But IL has prove. .,,
Ter TO decide tho problem .r.. o..
work IT, W
The government TO dafo l4. .l.
tributed s1Ol,559.62 10 3t5sp ,..o,
growers. Most of the cN,rs. r..r..
originated in the territory ,ss, ~,
the Mississippi river whore r,.,I
sheep flocks arc somewhat of "a .,d,
line for farmers. Big produce. =.
the west were easily accouutpd f'.
The government thus Is m a..i,,.,
the job OF paying the money ,., 4.
amounts ranging from 30 ,cuf. ul
wards to 50. Also. 1t has been 1,
covered that while $500 ,our,-,
buyers took out proper license. az
came under regulation, 1859 s.G,o'
keepers, bankers. and others hoDg,.
small lots of wool. but didn't tqrif.
enough to acquaint themsoy,, ~
the requirements. The ba'sr.. ~,
the half million is likcly to I,. .,
the treasury indefinitely as n
consequence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

by DAISY DEAN.
II ls all very nice to have press
agent make you u title iif YOU nrc
a pretty actress who wants some
publicity but when that title IS
virgin of the Films ana -ou have
TO live up To A. II IL not 30 easy.
Pcnrl White IL in Just such dilom-
ma. She has long boon hcralded as
tho virgin of tho Screen" and
whatever else the answer gn would
tell you he always answered that
Pearl White was unmarried. Scandal
and stories OF blasted romance and
once In q while stories OF ideal mar
riaKeS came out OF the movie world
but Pearl whites namo wns ncvor
connected with any OF them. She
made name for herself hs the
beautiful blond who played the lead
In thrilling serials. She was al
ways quoted In her interviews ns
saying she was not In love with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

to bo opened In the east. California
has exhibited five OF them within the
last year, which were visited by
more than 10000 men and women.
The purpose. IL purely cducational--
to present " the housekeoper and
homemaker a model toward which
10 work, ~ she wishes to place her
homo In limo with modern standards
OF efficiency and livablencss. Tucked
away IN every womHn's mind tx her
idenl or what her home would be II
run completely by electricity. The
electric apartment on Long Island.
prohably the most completely equip
ped from an electrical labor-saving
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

graph and plano, eicctrically-op-
Grated. is enjoyed without the labor
Of pumping pedals or winding up.
Convenient wall outlets receive the
plugs for samovar and tOastcr when
tho tea table is brought In Tor the
afternoon guests.
The COMPLETE electrical equip
ment of the bedroom. ot course, ir-
the radiant heater for chilly
morning.: tNe warming pad for
aches and pains, the hair dryer: ID @
vibrator. the Cuiiing iron, the Dou
doir iron, and the violet ray outfit.
Even these, the housewife finds, are
'too0rtn~' tim" sav"rS did snc NOT.
before she acquired the hair dryer,
hair, and spend many vexatious
minutes IN heating hcr old curling
irong
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

anything except her career and per-
maps her two little euphews
NOW, however. the pretty myth
or her press agent has been ex-
posed. for word comes from Paris.
WhcA Mas White has Just taken
up = formal residence. that she Is
suing real. live. honest-to-g good
ness husband for divorce. Wallace
McCutchcon rs the name OF tho hus-
hand whose name and existence
Miss Whites press agent has so
long denied She is suing him on
the grounds of infidclity and says
when she names the correspondent
Il win shock the world. McCutch-
cons friends, however, deny the
charges. Miss White adds that see
decided long ago To sue for divorce
and the reason she has gone TO
Paris ~ because she can obtain her
dccroo there with more ease and
for less money than In New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
HELIC0PTER IS
NEAR SUCCESS
Work of Argentinian
Marks New Fra in
Aviation
IS JAILED AS A SPY
Hopes to Produce a style Of
Airplane That Rises
Straight Up

PARIS. MAY 7-Thc French av.
alton world, governmental and pr.
vptc, H. deeply absorbed at the pre-
acnt time in the rapid development
~ the recently Invented hClicoptof
rho airplanc which Sc designed IA
rise straight up from ne ground
Tho Frcnch government nftcr u
careful Investigation hy n com mlT'
sion of experts has Officially ac.
ocptod tho machlu, ana hBs 8ci
asido substantial sum ~ money
Tor tho immediate improvement ~
tho iuycnil1n.
Tho MARQUIS ll ratrr1H pcscara
~ ArC.ntiuH iy credited hy somc
airplnno experts with having uctu-
ally proved tJl prncticability but
several Ircnchmcn, among whom Is
" l.. Iilippi. have since construct
ID hclicoptcrs with aq much micccss
as Pcscnra Experimental work
now is going ON near Paris NJ an
army aviation Held. through which
tho government hopos to perfect tho
now alrplauc. As yet the helicoptcr
Ia In tho snmc stage Of development
M we're the first flying machines
constructed by the Wright brothers
Success In short Time.
At The Aero club of France. where
the hcllcopter ~ the chief topic of
conversation, experts predict that
within two years the new airpIauo
VIII be n practical reality.
Considerable eurprlae was tx
pressed by these came experts that
tho United states government had
apparently not taken IN the now
machine. inasmuch as II may ma
terially affect sea warfare.
Tho hcllcoptcr. described simply
without attempt NJ tcchnicalltics.
Ia "A machine constructed ot "a series
or horizontal planes revolving In ap-
positc directions ON the pcacarh
machine a base similar TO that of u
low hung automobile IN used. on
this II built two serics OF horizontal
p.anes, each series composed OF
10 planes Tho usual airplanc motor
starts the planes and the effect L.
90 make tho machine rise straight
up from the ground.
In the experimental work small
gas bag has been used for safety
purposes but the work is 40 far
along that these bags are being
abandoned.
II is hoped that tho projected
machine, which IN expected within
two years. will bio able to rise from
the deck OF n battleship In mid.
ocean.
Desirable Consummation.
pescara is conducting experiments
az barcelona. Spain. where the
French army commission has spent
several weeks In observation. Iiit
career has been romantic. Employed
In experimental laboratories OF the
italian government before the war
Pescara camo to Paris soon after the
beginning OF tho war and continued
his work under army supervision.
IIe was credited with hundreds of
inventions, among them diriRiblo
which flew over the enemy lines and
dropped bombs at stated intervals.
Suddenly at the height OF Pes.
cara's success the French police ar
rested him as spy and Ee was
kept In prison for several months
The French minlBtry OF war protest
ed his innocence and obtained his
release on condition that he be de.
ported. He loft for Spain and soon
after the armlsticc began his hell.
copter experiments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Perforations around the return
card OF recently invented on
velope enable the corner to be torn
off TO address a reply TO tho letter
tho envelope contains.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

or French invention II a radio
transmitter for airplanes with which
an aviator ignorant OF telegraphy
can send messages by pressing com
binatious Of six keys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

a new electrolytic process. 81. ~.
pected to remove the tItauur ,b,,
prevents the economical wor,ir.. q,
certain Swedish and Norworiar .r,,
ores and from them and to ,,r,,r,
the former metal into a useful main,
basis Inv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Mounted on top Of n single metal
tube are several dials which indicate
the temperature at different depths
OF pile Of coal into whlcn tho tube
is inserted