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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-07
North BQrQbo0
News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. George ELLINGTON
of Adams visited at the parental
home in North Baraboo last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Erswell visited
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Catlin.
Norton Cone and sons were Sun
day callers at the Herman Cone
home.
Mrs. Catlin entertained the
North Baraboo Club last Thurs
day.
MIR. and Mrs. ELLINGTON motored
to Adams last Sunday to visit rel
atives and get acquainted with the
new grandson at the home OF MI
and Mrs John ELLINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Heffel visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin Sunday
evening.
Miss Martha ELLINGTON has re-
turned to Milwaukee.
Mrs. John Babb, Mrs. Paul ouss-
ner Of Reedsburg and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Strand of Dodgeville ate din
ner Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Cathin.
MIR. and Mrs. John Huber ana
children of Honey Creek were Sun
day visitors at the Buelow home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Knabble Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
John Bick.
Mrs. Brockman and daughter
Elverna were visiting in this neigh
borhcod Sunday.
Russell Goerks was Sunday VS.
itor at the parental home.
Sunday visitors at the George
Turner home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton and sons and their families
from near Portage and Mr.. and Mrs
John Bass and daughter OF Web
sters Prairie, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mceller of Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-07
Bear Valley
NewS Notes

Ed Winnickee, John McCluskey'
Nj. A. Coyne and Bess Smith OF
Bear Valley attended the Holsteln
sale at Reedsburg Thursday.Wun-
ickee, McCluskey and Smith pur-
chased some pure bred stock anu
had them delivered by truck Fri
day.
Willie Dwyer of Happy Hollow
has had a new Pine Tree milking
machine installed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Phelan ! OF
Sleepy Hollow drove Z to North
Freedom Sunday to visit Mrs. Fhe
lan's sister, Mrs. VIM. Born.
Mr.. Wenzel Roessen is in very
poor health the past two weeks.
Arthur McCluskey of Smoky
Hollow is now. driving new Sc
dan which he purchased last week
Edith Phelan who has been teach
ing school in Minneapolis is now
home helping care for her brother
Bert who has been sick the past
two weeks with the flu.
Bufort Markham the U. S. Mail
carrier on R.R. one is now driving
his Ford touring with the latest
attachment.
Mrs. Bert Ruetten and son Carl
motored to Blue River Sunday to
spend the day with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dull Of Eagle
Corners spent Sunday here with
their son Forrest and family.
James Smith made business
trip to the Spring Green Jewelry
store last week and it was not to
have his watch repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Vosen o.
Lime Ridge spent Sunday at the
Frank Weitzel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Carberry
drove from Richland Center to
spend the day with relatives at Lor
ettc.
Mr.. George Weitzel spent Sun
day with his brother Tony and fam
lily who reside in Spooky Valley.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-07
NerDs Notes
OF Kirkwood

Miss Marjorie Grace Randall IS
suffering her second of a light at
tack of mumps. She very much
endowed and appreciated the many
nrettv May baskets and bouquets
Of flowers showered upon her by
her estimable teacher, Miss Lena
Gaetzke and her pupils.
Our Threshing machine company
held its annual business meeting
on Monday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Peck. When
through with the business a social
hour was much enjoyed as each
thresher had been invited to take
his wife or lady. Refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served.
Jesse Reel of Colby, Clark coun-
ty. motored here and attended the
Thresher Co.'S business meeting
Of which he was member when
he resided here a few years ago.
Warren Fish of Kilbourn was a
business caller at the Randall
home Monday evening and Charles
Randall returned to Kilbourn with
him to assist in moving some
buildings.
is Entertained
Miss Lena GaetZke was enter
tanned by relatives in their homes
near Reedsburg and North Free
dom over the week end.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-07
Neus Notes
OF Ablemdn

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Krause and
family of Reedsburg also Mrs. Will
Jams of South Dakota were Sunday
guests at the Fey home.
The class play given Friday
night was we'll attended. Much
praise is due to the students and
faculty in being able to render the
play so successfully. Credit must
be given Harry Wiseman for the
arrangement of the stage. Much
time and energy was given which
resulted in a beautiful setting for
the play
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-07

midnight refreshments were serv-
ed.
Ethel Griffith and Russell Temp
lin went to Madison Saturday with
other school children from the
county, on a sight seeing trip.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-05-07
Methodist Church, Merrimack
"The Peoples Church"

Inc 40OplS CuuCu
Sunday May 10th, Mothers
Day" Services as follows:
Sunday school meets at 10 am.
Epworth League, 3 pm.
Preaching service at s pm.
There will be special singing
and appropriate address. Don t
forget, men, to wear a flower in
memory Of mother.
Boy Scouts meet on Monday eve
ming.
Girl Scouts meet on Tuesday
evening.
Bible study and chorus rehear-
sal at 7 and respectively. Come
and worship with US.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
MORT TRUCKS
ARE LATEST
Dodge Brothers Turn Out
Some New Models

The passenger automobile N TO
day. compared with that of few
year ago, shows clearly the results
of almost unlimited effort which
designers ana onglneeB have DC.
voted 10 incroasing driving ease and
riding comfort Controls are cas-.
Ter 20 operate. springs are longer
and more flexible. seats and uphol.
STEERING nre more comfortable. bod.
les are moro roOmy. closed car pro-
duction has been yastiy Increased.
But how much effort has been
devoted during these years" asks
SIR ". l., Eaton. local Dodge
Brothers dealer TO making the
commercial car and truck more
comfortable for the driver This
man. WHO must drive six days "a
week. many miiea a day thru an
kinds Of weather deserves al the
comfort which can be- built into his
cab"
The comments Of u number OF
merchants and dryera who were in
the ". J.. Eaton display room yes
tcrday 10 look nj the new closed
cab Dodge Brothers Commercial ear
show that they are quick 10 per.
ceivo tho many Improvements.
The seats urs truly comfortable
because the cushions are built ex.
actly Ike those Of a passenger car,
with cooled springs and plenty OF
padding and are upholstered with
genuine leather Tho cab Is roomy
and the controls are easy 20 reach
and operate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

D. S. Eddlus. general sales man
aErr. olds Motor Works. announces
thc appointment Of Harold s wier
~ assistant general sales manager
Of the Odds Motor Works.
During tho past eight years NIr.
wirr has had broad experience in
every phase Of automobile selling.
Including two years in the retail end
Of tho business In April. 1919. he
tolusd tho sales STAFF OF tho Chey-
rolrt Motor company. serving first
in tho capacity Of factory representa-.
tive and advancing rapidly TO the
important position Of branch man
akrr.
MIR Wicr succeeds Leon @. Dodge.
who has been placed In charge OF
tho new oldHmob 10 wholesale
branch in New York city. For the
past two and onc-hait years. Mr..
Dodge has been assistant sales man
aEcr IN charge OF territorial work.
Ills new duties viii be concentrated
on large Eastern territory covered
BY the New York branch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
CONTESTS MAY AID
DRIVE TO COMPEL
SAFER CAR USAGE

NTAsHfNGToN. d. c., Aug. %.
w "A campaign to encourage
safer motoring thru the promo.
ton Of better driving by means
OF contests, competitions and
tests may be among the near.
future activities OF the American
Automobile association.
According TO officials Of the
national motoring organization,
lack Of proper understanding OF
cars AMI their operation Is a
fundamental reason for the ina.
bllity OF the nation to make
greater prdArcss with it's sufcty
problem.
THE fight against accidents"
says President Thomas p. Henry,
us nothing more nor less than n
fight against ignorance. Ameri.
can automobiles today would be
MS far behind the times as AFRO
many American drivers had tho
manufacturers not been willing.
TO combat Ignorance thru putting
their cars on tho race track"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

Thc list L T. sends IN ranges from
WFAA az Dallas. Tex. 20 the new
one, kTAB, at Oakland. KTAn
wotks on 2it meters. by the way.
which Is pretty ioN.
KFwA. another station logged by
this fan, isn't heard much here
Crawiey uses a single dial set.
with all three cundeuscrs on one
shaft. o. the straight line frequency
type He writes.
The = l. T. condenser certainly
Is tho thing II separates all the
stations from topic bottom evenly
over the dial This makes tuning
easier and doesn't crowd low wave
stations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
LETTER FROM SYDNEY CAR
TON TO PAULA PERRIER
CONTINUED

Arc you afraid 10 marry, Paula ?
Or are you bound down by one OF
those mld.Viictorian completes that
makes you feel you are not worthy
10 marry any man? For heavens
sake. II you have this sort Of an OBJ
session. snap out Of II as soon as
possible.
haze said many times that any
woman Is good enough for any man.
and certainly, Paula. II had not
been in love with some other woman
most Of my life, am sure / would
nave fallen in love with you and con.
sidered Il great honor II you would
have accepted me.
There! There's almost a declara-
ton for you II ~ the first time
nave ever been so foolish as 10 make
II, but / know, my dear girl. II Is as
safe With you as tho / had kept II
IN my heart. which has been aching
with It's burden lately.
Write me what you decide upon
doing. for am quite curious to hear:
ana remember that am always your
TREND and. as such, will stand by
you In whatever decision you make.
ny the way, Paula, when Is Mrs.
Anterior coming back? think Jack
needs her very much. She keeps all
the minor annoyances OF his business
away from him. and, besides, she Is
someone for him 10 talk TO.
Isn't II strange that man will talk
70 some woman and tell her secrets
mat he would not tell TO another
woman that he might love more7
Mrs. Atherton b a most peculiar
woman and I think she Us splen.
aid antidOte for Jacks egotism.
thought when / was over in
"lt@burgh that Jack seemed n little
edSy--ln fact. for minute was
AFRAID nc was going to be Jealous OF
i'esilf and Melville Sntoris. OF
course Sortoris IN crazy about Leslie.
Dlt 70 be jealous Of woman who
mas shown her love for him In as
many ways as Leslie has, IN absurd.
wouldn't n be nice II there were
no MISUNDERSTANDING IN this word2
~ those We love could only SEQ our
heaF~ lust as they are. and not thru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
5H0urAHour Toda(@
SUNDAY

HONE STATIONS
MIR tRsD H. FIRST ". y. services. J.
Woodland park haud concert. T!ts. organ
recital 100. FIRST ~ q. services
krCL tsesb--i Msvss' esfstsrta ar.
ehsssFs 1859. Chfistian Science ssrytes
stis. .onE ssrsir~,
kfoA ttsn Silent.
XIV asa iii. and 7.ts. Prs,
PrssbytcfiAa vhurtn services.
OTHER STATIONS
kGo tssD. uaklaad--li ard Tzs.
First HsPtist rhursh services,
kfo ti7s. aau Fraari,co--s 20 10
p. m. orchestra.
kNN ta1Ti. uoilYwpad ~. services. ..
orchestra. . program.
Kill tiosl. los Arxsls. organ ss.
ritaI. 8. musical program.
XII (IsD. lbs Angels. thsatsr
program. y. classic hour = Musical pro.
gram 70. Packard orchestra.
Row tieil. Portland 1915 and T.ss.
church services
voc tsp. pavsuport--s. church
service. T,Sq. symphony orchestra
kOA ts.Jl. Dsuysr-s. musical hour
Z, Lutheran ssrYlcgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Radio to Guard
Seattle Plane

Elaborate plans are under way TO
guard, 10y radio. tho flight ot the
Seat'le'built plane. Phi. ON hor
flisht TO Hawaii. about Septem.
her I
The starting point viii be either
san Diego or san Francisco. Eleven
warshlps VIII be stationed along the
route between California ana liza.
wall.
In addition TO the protection al,
iorded by the navy ships. arrange.
ments win he made for merchant
vessels along the line OF flight 60
keep sharp lookout.
Zach OF the three will be eaulp,
ped with a radio trunsmltter aud
receiver working only on $50 kilo.
cycles, and the erew Of each plane
win include an experienced radio
operator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Simple Rule to
Make for Safety

DR. II {. Dickinson, physicist ~
the bureau Of standards. recently
single rule for safe
diving which. II strictly adhered
10. would in his opinion take the
place Of all existing regulations
The pieKenson rule iss
NO vehicle shall be operated az
a speed. such that IL cannot be
stopped within tho assured clear
course ahead"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Phones and Autos
Run Side by Side

II h q somewhat curious fact Tint
the number OF telephones in a given
community is very good index Of
the number OF motor vehicles. As q
general rule where the number ~
telephones in use IL greatest. 20 is
The registration Of automobiles There
are approximately one million more
automobiles IN use today than there
are telephones. In 1923 the tele-
phone and the automobile were about
neck and neck. but now the antomo-
hilo has won out in the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
NEW CHEVROLET
MODELS OUT
Various RefinementS Seen
in All Lines

DETROIT Mich, Aus 90 Fol.
lowing closely the recent price m.
duction on Chevrolet closed care.
cnmc The announcement today from
w $ knudscn, president and sen.
eul manager of the Chevrolet Mot
or company that the entire line OF
both omen and closed models has
been improved by the addition of
numerous retinomcnts.
Included IN the list OF improve.
monts arc new and attractive head
lights which replace the former
type, They arc mounted ON a heay5
tic.har placed between the front
Tenders, This arrangement affords
better mounting FOR the headlights
and permits them 10 be Interchange.
able. eliminating the necessity for
right and left hand lamps The
ur.har also provides d convenient
place Tor carrying the front license
plate
The former steering wheel has
been supplnntcd hy substantial
walnut wheel with notehed finger.
grips Tho center Of the wheel
spider Is OF polished aluminium.
An improved mounting for the
spark ana throttle controls has been
arranged ON the instrument panel,
The gear shift lever has been
heightened three inches
The horn formerly used has been
replaced by a motor driven KlaNou
horn
) A heavier ticsrod has been placed
between The radiator and dash.
Additional interior rcinforcemcnts
have been added 10 Tho Harrison
radiator ~ rustlesa 1lrpianc metal.
balloon tires arc standard on alt
closed models
Indestruetihlc Ducu finish Ii used
on both open and closed ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Two Are Injured
in Auto Accident

Fred Yearism. lo7 card ave. ".
and Miss Louise zicbcil. 1919 Ninth
ave. were slightly hurt Friday eve.
ming whom their chr overturned after
n collision AZ Ninth ave. and seneca
st The other machine was driven
BY Maurice Hoard. 54O5 Lakeside
ave. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
@s]IAlNGlIE

eyes that are filled with the smoke
Of foolish prejudiccs and jsalousies.
what a grand world this would be.
You SEQ | am morallzlng more than
usual because have seen death so
near not only TO myself but 10 Jack
and Leslie that | guess my nerves
are rather ragged. II you we're here.
my dear. / am afraid might do
something foolish.
Anyway am going to stop before
write something maudlin; but
have so few friends that the thought
Of anything happening TO any one Of
them throws me into a kind OF blue
funk.
II you should by any possibility sec
Melville Sartoris--and / rather think
he will look you up. because | saw a
CLEAN OF interest In his eye when
talked 10 him about you-be sure
and write me everything that he tells
you, and all thnt you say 10 him.
know that sounds like an old
woman. Paula, but some day when !
see you will tell you why / am so
anxious 10 know just what he says
10 you. sgd.
Copyright 1926. NEA Service, Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Seattle Programs for Tonight

RFoA- Eddie Harsnsrs' dane. orchs.-
ira.
SUNDAY, n 4. ".
KTw-Ttrst Presbyterian services,
KJR-First " D, services
t-2 y. ".
ETCfs-M Moves cafeteria orchestra.
J-t.30 r. ".
KJR-nand concert from woodland
park.
RTw-ssng service from firs, Pres.
bytsriau church
KJR-First ~ y service
T.so-sii0 r.. ".
ETcIe-Christian Science service.
sIiS-ieit5 Y. ".
KTCL--fntsruationsl Bible studsuts'
association song service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

6-s.i5 r. VI.
EFOA--Hofmhuu orchessra. dinner
concert Pregnant Suite TriArou
uAchaums1. Waftn. Joyous Vienna Volt
stsdtT. selection. The Hat tasrauSs)
Prelude 20 The Dsiurr (St. .sacnssJ
Isuuat Ansiro iEarEan0ift.
s;t5-TiI5 r. ".
KTCL-Hsrmis Kings Palace Hip or
ehsstra.
s!gD-t0 r. VI.
RJE-studio musical program.
Df0-gs30 p. m.
KTCr,-Hermis Kings Palace Hip or
chsstra.
s:J0-it.3o r. VI.
ETCL-RAdlo Night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
The Radio Star
RADIO FIRE ALARM
CALLS DEPARTMENT
TO PUT OUT BLAZE

RORLlNGAME. Cat, Aug a,
- The first radio frcalarm
recorded WAS sent out from sta
ton kFCH here.
The announcer was going thru
MS progTam when he Eoticod
brush fire closing In rapidly upon
The schoolhousc IA which tho
eroadeasting station was located.
i hope the nrc department il
l's'enlngi We need help" he said
into The microphoue.
A few moments later the fire
department and hslf tho town
swarmrd about the schoolhouae
and the blaze was cxtlnKulshcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

With the output Of 2.i73,36o cars
and trucks during tho first six
months Of 1926. the automobile In.
dustry in this country established n
new record Of manufacture. This 70,
tai Is 5,s per cent over tho CORE
spending period n year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Combined Cooling

a combination fan and water pump
has been designed By Jackson.
Mich. firm, There b standardized
fan and a water pump unit which
Incorporates a pressure lubrirating
pump. ana automatic ian belt tight,
cner and packing gland adjustment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Illinois Club to
Ramble Thru South

An unusual feature r. provided
ln The "Mot9rcads" Of tho Illinois
Automobile club which leaves Chi
clga early In October Tor an ua-
usual expedition 70 Florida and
return.
a special moving picture camera
will accompany the WHY'S knight
SIX pilot car ~ take pictures q the
caravan a. interesting and historic
places on THE trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Much Money in 1t

EiEht billion dollars are spent an.
nunlly In the United states FOR auto.
mobiles and their upkrcp Two bill.
lions 80 FOR ears. The rest Is spent
fof accessories. fuel tires, repairs
and garage Items
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
u. S. Taxes Higher

Tho revenue derived from federal
taxes on automobiles and parts dur.
lng 1894 was more than three times
rs high aa that collected IN 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
East Pike at Belmont, Telephone EAst-O674

cAsI>ILL MORON Co,
e a3:5 Lcnry Ave-, seattle
q. n. KENNEDY,
onk Hnrbor, Wash.
uAWI,INs-AIIEN MOTOR CO..
Everett. Wash.
MOUNT VERNON Auro CO.,
Mount vernon, wash.
MOUNT VERNON AUTO Coz
Anncortrs. Wnsh. W
MOUNT VERNON AUTO Co,
scdro-Wooiicy, wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
City Fan Logs in
81 of En-, in Night

TwCnty-onc stations la an evening
on a S-tuhc radio frequency set Is
the record Of r. T. Crawicy. ZOOS
Second ave. That's downtown. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
ct the New Prices Before You Buy Any Car
MrEns-DAInD MOTOR CO..

MlERs-uAIHD MOTOR CO..
f3it W. Ainskn ST., seattle
ALLEN MOTOR CO..
Tncomn, wash.
nyE THOMPSON MOTOR SALES
COMPANY.
Tacoma. wash.
PHELPS MOTOR CO.,
Itcnton, wash.
MOTOR SALES CO..
sunnysidr. wash.
CENTRAL GARAGE.
t-saauah. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

kELLN-CRIsT MOTORS.
1895 10th Ave. n. H., seattle
CENTRAL GARAGE.
snohomIrb: wnsh.
ARTHUR ERICKSON.
Enumc,nw. wash.
y. T., DONOVAN,
HeIilnHhnm, wash,
". \. UIiAI,
kirkland. wash.
HlGuWA GARAGE.
sumns, wash.
HAL SMITH MOTOR Co,
Urcmcrton, Mpsh,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
SATURDAY
MONE rTATInNr

krCL (aeai --asf1. stocks Hnd mar
tss, SIS Hcrmis Kings orrhsssra
sls HrEnir Einxs orvhsstra. $40.
RADIO night froiic
kFpA ttsD-t ard 8. Hsfuann or
ehsstra: $50. Hardness orchestra.
MIR t1stt stocks, tsts. organ re-
rftaf. ists produce report. 1tS. sports
gTsn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
nrnrR STATIONS

EFO tgsii. oakiArd-ssts. Coas, radio
trade convention proceedings. 10. dance
program.
KOA teB. Beaver, municipal
hard D. danrs music.
voc listl. uaverpeT, -, musical
program .. dance srshssrra.
kFo AEsl, san Francisco and
9. orehsHfrEs.
kLN t5o9l. oakland--i. news. silent
sight
inianlt. frntlr
XIII tt05f. Los Asxsi-s--s program
70 orchestra. n -. Lost Angels.
XXX ts5Tp. HollYwood--1s 40. organ
recital. >. program. 40. srChestre II.
Hollywood Nike.
kGw ptsD. PuFtiaHd--s and 10. Sou
dsrH orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
OREGON AIIn

oregon has enacted laws which
make 4 criminal offense TO tampcr
with a serial number OF an automo
bile with intent TO defraud The laws
also require that all applications for
licenses shall b. accompanied by Ger.
tifcntes OF title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
KGO BROADCASTS
RADIO MEET
Seattle Stations Offer Con.
CertS. 0rCheStraS

A concert or SO and some orchcs.
trus VIII have 10 content crystal.sct,
tsrs In Seattle saturday evening
There are some sood bits on Mr.
Hoimanns dinner concert. from
kFpA, including SaintSacns' "Prci.
udc 20 The pcluEv,'
Another concert win be offered AZ
$50 from kJR and Eddie Hardness
orchestra viii hc available FOR dan.
cling from kFuA FROM ESQ 10 n 40.
Two periods ot tho king orrhes.
sra are offered from KTCI. az 74s
land sl5 with a studio program AZ
$50
Thru remote control by direct
wire from the san Francisco Audi.
forum 90 tho KGo studios. the open
ing exercises OF the Pacific Coast
Radio Trades second annual con.
Nention viii be broadcast from KGo
on saturday. at $40 p. m.
The speakers include Supervisor
HIH AaAAsAhANH AAA NhANAA anu AlAN Hon
James Rolph. jr- mayor Of san
Francisco. auu brilliant array Of
artists who have been hruadcastlng
during the pas, year,
Radio fans an over tho country
viii thus have an opportunity OF
participating In the convention and
hearing about the latest devotion.
mcuts % radio front the boat.in.
formed authorities available.
XII offers from Los Angeles
musical program az Q. tho Radio
club a. 10, and stars % stage and
screen IN the Midnl,c Frollc. az n.
NoA has the Denver Municipal
hand at and a dance program al ..
Davenport. Ia breakfasts an or.
chestra from 10 10. via voc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
TOM0RR0W-Lettcr from Mel.
willie Sartoris to Leslie Prescott.

II you have house to rent, use
Star Want Ads for quick results
The circulation Ia larger; the cost Is
less
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ter Of 1925 amounted 10 p.si2. O2s.s7.
showing an increase Of $685.. Js5 GO
over last years second quarter.
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aberdeen, wash.
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SUNSET AtTO SALES Coz
Illicnsburg. wash.
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NnLiWp, wash.
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Olympia. wnsh,
Ni1iHDUAN MOTOR CO.,
shelton, wash.
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HEAVY TAX RETrRNs

Gasoline tax collections for tho
state Of Indiana Tor the second quar-