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Evening star., 1925-02-14
KEEPING CONSTANTLY
FIT IS ONLY SECRET
Paauo Rates Form Subordinate to
Good Physical Condition Com
bined With Natural Ability.
PAAVO NURMPS STORY
AS Told by Him to Charles e. Parker
CHAPTER 1s-How TO BE A CHAMPION.

AAVO NURMS fourpy triumph in the Colombes game-un
paraIeed, hstoy-brought him
and also endless
his anaomyhis
Psychologists wished
ordered him his training and
competing him
exhausted and dispirsd his wake
Evening star., 1925-02-14
JOIN HOT SPRINGS GANG.

BY tho Associated Press.
Everett Scott and Wally Schang Of
the New York Americans have added
to the base ball colony at Hot
Springs, Ark. They Immediately took
to the golf coursa
Evening star., 1925-02-14
YANKS RELEASE HAINEs.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE
New York Yankees have announced
the release of Outfelder Henry
("Hinkey) Haines to the Rochester
club of the International League.
Haines was a former foot ball and
base ball star at Penn State.
Evening star., 1925-02-14
TITLE FIGHT BOOKED,


Arrangements for the bantam
weight championship bout between
Eddie (Cannon BalD Martin of Brook
lyn and Charley tPhiD Rosenberg of
New York have been completed, the
date to be February 20 and Madison
Square Garden the scene.
Evening star., 1925-02-14
TWO DODGERS SIGN.

NEW YORK, February 14-Jacoues
+. Fournier. first baseman, and
Charles P. Hargraves, catcher, have
signed their contracts with the
Brooklyn Nationals.
Evening star., 1925-02-14
GOLF EVENT TO DUNPHY.

PALM BEACH, Fla. February IA
&C. J. Dunphy OF Washington, D. c.
won the South Florida golf cham
pionship here by defeating Donalc
Woodward, also of Washington.
and 8, in the final.
Evening star., 1925-02-14
MY GREATEST THRILL IN SPORT
BY JAMES J. CORBETT
Former Heavyweight Boxing Champion

RELIEVE me, it is not easy to pick
- my greatest thrill in sport, but.
after thinking things over. 1 am sure
never had a bigger kick than one
gof Some seven
Evening star., 1925-02-14

Armstrong High tossers have hopes
of arranging return game with the
Wendell Phillips High School of Chi
cago, which defeated them, 25 to Is,
on their trip to the Midwest.
Evening star., 1925-02-14

HOLYOKE, Mass, February u.
-Joie Celmers Of Hoboken, N j.,
won foul from Bobby Garcia, Balti-
more featherweight, in the seventh
round last night.
Evening star., 1925-02-14
InsideGolf
BY Chester Horton

Because the iron clubhead In moi
forced In the down swing In why the
golfer must forever be cautious abou,
going back slowly. After all, the
Evening star., 1925-02-14
EASTERN A. A. TOSSERS
NOW TITLE CONTENDERS

ASKETERS of Eastern Athletic Association
ting fast the few weeks will their
string of victories tonight when they with spec
taur Stanton Athletic High gymnasium
Evening star., 1925-02-14

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., February a.
Virginia matmen defeated North
Carolina wrestlers last night, IL
points to II.
Evening star., 1925-02-14
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL FL. DIG,
President 7zaak Wolton League of America.

THINK I'll let the Biological Survey write
The bulletin find
would rather read of it than listen This
Evening star., 1925-02-14
FRED BARONI TELLS:
How Jones Almost Lost 1923 Open Title

AID Bobby Jones not the 1923 championship nwood
Island, he gotten
breaks record This with all due credit Bobby Cruickhank
For only handful of people
the
had golf
missed incident
Evening star., 1925-02-14
About eiRht

About eight
years ago I
" u . lu ck y
enough to witt
ness the inter
national P0 10
match between
America n n d
England, which
took place not
SO cry far
from my home
ON Long Island.
Evening star., 1925-02-14

or eight years
ago. The dates
and names are
a bit hazy. but
I shall never
forget that mo-
ment.
Evening star., 1925-02-14

Copyright, 1925.
Evening star., 1925-02-14

Only two Washington teams will
compete at Annapolis today. George
town freshmen basketers are to meet
the Navy plebes and George Wash
tngton swimmers will encounter the
Midshipman tank team. Catholic
University's boxing team will appear
at Annapolis March instead of to-
day as was originally announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Is Homework
Keeping You
Tired and Weak?

Thousands OF tired. nervous. run
down women who must daily perform
exhausting homework and care for
children. would be astonished TO learn
that in most Instances their fatigue
headaches. nervousness and haggard
appearance are now entirely unneces.
sary.
For physicians say that in an
enormous number OF cases these
symptoms are due merely to the lack
OF sufficient iron In the blood And
now that Science has perfected new
combination Of iron. like the iron in
the blood. II Is. in many cases. easily
possible for people 10 increase their
strength. nerve force and endurance
in only two weeks time
Any doctor will tell you that with.
out sufficient organic iron. your blood
loses it's power to change food into
firm. healthy flesh and tissue. SO
nothing you eat does you the proper
amount OF good. You become under
nourished. weak. nervous. and lack
ing in physical force and endurance.
What you need. then. IL organic
iron-NuNated lron-to enrich your
blood and give you strength. For
NuNnted Iron Is organic iron, like
the iron in your own blood. Try "
just two weeks and notice the aston
ishing Improvement. Money back n
not delighted. But be sure YOU get
genuine NuNnted Iron. with the let
tors NJ on every tablet. This W tho
only kind sold under this absolute
money back guarantee. At all good
Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
KFQX TO HAVE
1900 WATTS
Radio Company 10 Operate
Biggest Station in N. w.

Uadiu station KFQN has temper
auly discontinued bruadcRstiug while
rho power - the station ~ bsing
enlarged from 1000 watts 90 1900
watts. lt was announced Tuesday
by tho owner. the American Radio
Telephone Co.
The increase in power ncecga.
iRtes the removal ~ the station
from the city 10 some location out.
side Tho cts limits This site has
not 80, been s"leCiei
II a The plan al present 70 De
ready 10 resume broadcasting by
March g.
when tho now station goes on
the air IL will be the largest and
most powerful ono In the Pacific
Northwest There Is only ono other
! 500 watt station now on the coast,
XII, ~ los Angeles.
Many now radio features will -
Included in the KICK programs
when Il opens again. Some OF these
viii bc innovations In this district.
company officials hly.
Tho present station II located In
tho Mount Baker Park district az
tho homo OF Roy olmstcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

N OvEL RADIO
CONTEST
Best Old Time Fiddlers 10
Be Picked by KHQ

A radio novelty that viii interest
misusrs iu this part or the coun-
Try has been announced by Frank
A. HuHlsrt radio director o. the
Bush a Lane Piano Co, exclusive
broldeaatsra over station KHQ on
Wednesday night r. H. Luud. an
Old tlmo nddier played some Of the
oldtimr airs and al the conclusion
~ ms offering the first news ~ a
contest 10 select the best uldiime
fiddler loo thla part OF the Sorth.
wost was given TO the radio lEten-
erH
Entf.eT 10 this contest will b. re-.
crlyed by The Bush a Lane Piano
60. up 10 February gs and the
date for thc final test will b. an
nounced 40 that time. Prizes Of
real value Win be offered 10 the
four best nddirrs. the judging 20 h.
done by a competent committee o.
dia.utersstrd musicians on the night
n the final test
During the time before the coH.
test the various entrants viii be
given au opportunity u dHpla ying
their talents 10 the radio public.
and 10 fsmiIhrifr themselves with
thr art ~ broadrastluF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Here's the Way
to Heal Rupture
A Marvellous SelfHome Treatment
That Anyone Can Use on Any
Rupture, Large or Small
Costs Nothing to Try

Huptursd people all over the country
are amhred 81 the almost miraculous
results Of a simple Method for rupture
that is being sent free 60 all who write
for n. This remarkable Rupture system
is onr Of the greatest blessings ever Of
fsrsd 60 ruptur-d men. women and chill
dren. n IL being pronounced the most
successful Method ever Uncovered. and
makes the use Of trusses or supports
unnecessary.
No mater how bad tho rupture. how
long you have had IT, or how hard 10
hold. no matter how many kinds Of
tYussea YOU have worn. let nothing pre-
vent yoH' from getting this FREE
TREATMENT. Whether you think YOU
are pas, help or have n rupture az large
~ your fists. this marvellous system
viii 20 control Il and keep Il up inside
az to surprise you with ita magic influ-
Sncc. II wili 20 help you restore the
parts where tho rupture comes through
that soon you Will b. as free to work At
any occupation as though you had never
been ruptursd.
You can have FREQ trial Of this won
icrfui strengthening preparation by
merely sending your name and address
10 W. 4. CoILi>Gs. Inc, i1sB Ceilings
building. WATERFOWL, y. Y. Send no
money. Trial II free Write now-today
u may save the wearing Of truss the
rest Of your Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Explains Just How
Radium Benefits
The Health
Like Recharging a Battery

Science has firmly established ne
fact that HAdium properly hppllsai
10 the human body brings lncrfnH'J
energy and establishes state
wrli-bslur that HucCrnsfully TfHisA
dIsoaHr and sickness Aud the proc
esa 10 most interesting. The muscles
and nerves Of the body arc composed
of millions ~ tiny cells, These cTllf
are constantly being broken down
aud replaced by new cells AhlH
breaking down and building NJ
process is life naslf Aud the entire
process o. greatly stimulated sng
sttrnEthcncd by the application OF
radioactive rnsrEy
pbus when tho nerves become weak
encd. the iifr cells fan 70 buili W
ia a normal healthy way, Tho mus
rlrs. nerves. the biood-sll drop be-
low par Then follow all IN" as
trrsstuE symptoms - rundown con-
ditiun Premature old age. ana'Illla'
lack 81 energy. loss of weight. nff-
yousnrsa and general wr,tucsH
mako life miserable for tho sufferer
But give tho body the healing. Inn
pulse ~ radioactive energy ana the
iife building pr0crssrH seem ~ tAh +,
"a new activity. The circulation OF
me blood h acted On 90 that con-
grst-d conditions like high blood
pressure and hardening Of tho ar
ferries. are Immediately helped This
new method 81 applying fadium Tor
thr benefit 81 the human body y he-
cnmpIiahsd through the use 81 Deg
mems Radioactive solar Pad
simple appliance now made 80 that
n h within the reach OF AL. rich
aud moor alike Send for free de-
srripti,r literature and Information
about the remarkable free test 90
tho Hadium Appliance Company. Al
Bradbury Bids. Los Angeles, Cal
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
SHOW WAR FILM
Disabled Veterans Put On
War Department Movie

over the Top. 'the United States
war department picture. d now be.
ing shown az the Metropolitan thea.
rr
Highly spsctncullr b. shows yari
ogs Washington units Boz and out NJ
action during me world war and
ahgWs YOU tie sort OF SCENES you
hitherto have only read about.
You follow the men ON long
marehes. boz every phase Of trench
life. being cared for ln hospitals, ana
In the BIZ embarkaflon camps.
Proceeds for thr week are to -
TO relief work among disabled Fster
ans and their families
The films were obtained b. the
war department. with the loss u ~
lives in the filming. and are ezhib-
tied under the auspices ~ the Dis.
abled American Neterana Of the
world War A commute prologue
proceeds each Performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Gas Suicide Said
to Have Been Ill

A suicide by ga. A. r. Collins, 10.
1aborer. was found In his apart
meut az iiis Eighth ave, Tuesday
noon.
Smelling the odor Of gas from the
room. the lnndlady informed the po-
lice. who discovered him Collins had
put a chair against the doorknob be.
fore turning on the gas In the stove.
Little Is known Of him. as be came
there about q week ago. lie Is be
lisyed 20 have been IN NJ health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
MUSICALE OVER
KFOA FEB. II
Hopper Kelly ArrangeS In
tereSting Program

Hopper Keliy Co. vill render tho
following program ON "Wednesday
evening. Feb ~. SIS 90 sis, over
station KFOA
Aira Harold Hates. soprano. 1ih
sing tho following numbers
sAta4- VyrH az ...-.a. Nsnk LYts
-ftas- Songs Ny Neither usea 70
sing s..ssFa rstrr.s.f see hiiiiih
-whUa WinEa -sss.-sss y tetnl
Loves uid sweet Song ,H-. Aa,iaf
HuHr Fteftiha iluuf .ssss Dorothy lNp
a.Ir.5r asr-gta6 NaNF" .4.rs.r...sr Gaming
Nft rnH uanstan viii slna
cold Fats ......... .rabrft Van Aisifrs
aFhs world ts WaitihE taf ihe Huns
tiFf ..sssssrsssstsfs- hrneat sfiiA
The uiusa ftnsr' -,... Gee fffff ~ ltafA
IA nasrinEs ,......... O. VI cadman
Love ssads a Il,iir oin - I,esfs'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ahu npr1shHW
'tavs came Calling '.-.sl. hsin'f ~.
IA ItshefnaF sss.Fs.ss,s ssst+. lhtFtNl
Mary Booth. pIaaisi. gupH q Etnul
oarian. viii piaTI
"canesu EtHaie ..s.ss'''ss ~ l'pef y
'uaF Nlsht' tfss.,-sstsssss FetfAsi' I"
cradle HHnE sHFas.ss ssssssH 90 t'eiiii ~ n
wris,IY in . Major -Harhrna niHaif
Paraphrsse on waits pie ris'isrmanas
st..s....ttt Hirauss' .'rha
tinFthEE MA tslliotis ft"ttAi+t- y 80
play a ssiertrd Erpgr
John Harrison. baritone viii sings
a IifinE rsa lfeaftHsass. .ss.s
......t....s.rs.. gcnh hrauscot1ha
styuifiitfnznt" $1,000, James Marbfrmi8
give q Man n iinfns tis Can RIDE
sss.sssss~ssss..sss H1eftfs9 - NaFA
'sfaasis 90 Nine" ,...sss.s i,du. j. Walt
Little white Cat N the Lane.
.............. Arthur - Fenu
leave IL Win Him tsarrrdg .s..
....................s James q. Eiils
Come IL utrsasd' ........-... Scott
Hamliin' Thru" s.ars.ssrs.. ss...s Penn
Nrs. Harrison. arc9mpanist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Greenwood PIT. A.
Meets Wednesday

The Greenwood Parent Teachers
association viii meet in the school
auditorium "Wednesday, February IL.
at s;i5 p. m.
A Founders Day and home Geo.
Monies program will be given. with
exercises by the children and selec.
ton by the Ladies' North End Cho.
raj society. Refreshments. will be
served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
RADIO TAX NOT
LIKELY
No Need for Broadcast OPP
GRAFTON Charge-HoOver
TOO MANY STATIONS
Only AT Wave Lengths for
1903 Class B Stations

WASHINGTON. Irh lo-l There
Is no monopoly Ia radio bruad-asi
fng or amy sign OF it' Secretary or
Commerce Hoover. entrusted with
che administration 20 radio laws 30.
clarcd toiay ln a public statement,
Furthermore. Hoover points ou's
there have boon no suggestions
either by the department " com
merce or himself that there sho0ld
be "A tax on the sale ~ radio MAJ
teral Tor the provision % national
radio programs. liroaicasuug sta
tionS are increasing so rapidly
There is no need for a direct or
an indirect charge upon listeners no
order 10 secure service
There are today $50 hroldeastins
stations either In operation or under
construction. Of these laa are Glass
A iof 500 watts power or lcsst and
los arc class n luf more than 300
watts powcrA n Is with the Ritrr
that the public IS chiefly concerned
They present serious situation
because OF their wider radius atd
their regular performance, Hoover
points out. There are but ~ wave
lengths TO h divided over los sla-
tions. This causes a real traffic Jam
IN the ether.
Hoover believes that regular inter
connection between Eastern and Mid
die Western stations will come IN
the near future and help 90 solve
this problem. lie thinks that ma.
tIonaIly organized intervonnection
Tor important national events b. an
inevitable development and one OK
the most serious missions Of the
radio"
He also declared his opposition TO
censorship Of tho radio.
The character Of the matter sent
out must be left TO the stations them
selves. and they, in turn, must oe
soyerned by tho wishes of their
listeners he said The public viii
unauestionably turn TO the station
from which il gets the most worth
while material.
The whole art IS In a state OF
complete fiux. and Il Is my feeling
that our ideas as 10 the character
OF legislative regulation should %
clarified within another year. In 'hc
meantime. the fine cooperation OF
the industry Is preventing any an
fraction Of public interest and the
free competitive development Of me
art Il bringing fine results IN pubic
seryice F."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Thieves Loot Home;
Loss Totals $1,000

Thieves looted the home Of Frank
Yaba. 1913 18th ave. S. Monday
night. taking household goods valued
at over $1,000. a typewriter. bear
skin rug, silvorware. valuable cloth
ing and furnishings formed the
principal part OF the loot Yaba
was not at home when the theft
occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
COMP ANY
National Radio Co. TO Man.
faCture Radio Supplies

A new radio manufacturing and
selling company has been started In
Seattle recently. the National Radio
Co. with offices az II. stewart 81.
Tho concern viii offer is products
Tor both wholesale and retail trade.
The founders Of the new business
are c. Il. Closer, George ". Clovo.
land and II. c. Perkins, all residents
OF Seattle for a number Of ycara.
Cleveland and Closer were connect.
cd with the National Grocery Co.
before entering into the new field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Purple. Dan, 3sie w. Webster -
boy.
Hancock. Otis T., 2sis y. ssih s.
twin boys.
Nettie. T.. 3O4o 18th ave. S. W boy.
Foster. +. l.. 1858 sSth ave. ; W.
Morris. Vernon James. s:isa sixth
ave. girl. - 49,.
Clark. Franklin Hubert. SOS 'sA
ave. y. T., girl.
Karoskc. James. 2s22 W. Dakota ~
Bonfield, Arthur. .Ol Olympic pl-
girl.
girl.
Sinclair. willard F, 1914 ''rd ave-
boy. -.
Kirk. Jacob, sS3s 18th ave. S. W
girl
Wilson. Theodore H.. Ills Hiawa'h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
COUNTESS ON AIR

Countess Ieontinc Pcrcofsky. dra
matte soprano famed thru Europe
in operate circles, has made her
radio debut in America thru station
WOR at Newark. ". j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10

tho greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though. we don't have
tho troublesome task Of gathering
tho sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sell the
roady.to.use product. improved by
the addition OF other Ingredients.
called "wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound. II is very popular be.
cause nobody can discover It has
been applied. Simply moiston your
comb or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair. TAX.
ing one small strand at time; by
morning tho gray hair disappears,
but what delights the ladies' with
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound. Is that. besides beautifully
darkeuing the hair after a few applI.
cations, IL also produces that soft
lustrc and appearance Of abundance
which IS so Observation-Disclosures.
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Public Hearing on
College Approach

A public hearing on the p'vr,
to the University oil AZ, vs." 1
ington midway between +. 4u'r ,,,A
and J., tist St, extending irV'. I'm
ave. \. f. To 18th ace n T. rl,r
be held by a committee OF ~, .,r,sa,.
planning commission on ,soul
FEBRUARY rs, at $3.50 p. M ~
sts. county-eity building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
MrnNI.nAN. lI.nnI AnN Il

Mi.nNt-shAhs tthNN ~
kFuA Rhodes store, q
urfera Ig gHrts1H Rotary ,iyN
t-S.Ia Hoffman OLYMPIC h't..
HueEasfra t.A-Ha lt"ppEtfN
srmuauy musical pros ram
IH stadI# program. .......
kIig UHsN A Lane ata Wri
G-4 musical rrlurat uAWN,
,EHafH studio pros fluh i'ANAt
Ina tl- laIIallluE William
hoffman pianist. Mrs n l'A-
,.e reader. sud grttTuAe N'i'"s
kII. Is ~ Radio Service rg.
tas mHtfra 5000 public 7rFRh
Inl rI4sa. Sees ,HIIarrua rlur
Erum murte rtu- htaN- t''
uuatrai programs B-au.lH span
tsh rlass silent after no g. in
TUESDAY, TEuRu htN 80
kEtA Rhodes Store i't
nstars Tz.aH-I klWauiH club
luncheon. remote control tom
mo Olympic tIutrls Ara.lts MI.
liam Hoffman Olympus ltHtrl
rrrhastfa. wI.h classic srlrflI
a.8E-s-Il. Rhodes studio WuaiNst
rrurran. featuring Wlilisln
TaaEarL tenor Wtitur johnson
riauIsf and Gertrude f'liIatL
NtoIInIst. NtNslH dance pfnh fah
bY tHg GuIdsH Gate NrIrhHarfH.
in.as-IIs EdJIs iiBrhugas gf'hcs
ira b1 remote control from 4iN
Olympic Hotel
kHQ Hush q Lame. esi meters
aIrI musical pfnsfam ul T'Vhffb
numhFraE hsHatB urHHfaiu Hi
suuBs with violin phblIEatos. Tea
tuTIuE Marion I4tEH tt.FEr t"e
ND. Nafaa. Ina pHrbrr. tFait
Laura aFHF John Middleton "a
NsEtun IuuJHGt. rrEEF Garrett
lHd Lsua Lillian Mcconnell
kIl. 81 ~ EadIu ~rrNtyr CO.
ig5 meters "a I1al no. th1 ilind
Eadlo Five orchestral l.4n-a,
shudrrua program With musical
numbers Eilrut Cor Ions dis
lance reception.
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
XVI t4us Angeles, thf meters
s81-t O. az. dance orchestral p
no. program pTrsrntrd hy tho
Crittendru conservatory ~ Music
kGU. oakland, 400 meters
it.In-t p. m. luncheon concert
bN the Pacific states Electric Co,
$3.50. concert by the Hotel 81
Francis orchestra. s. Hawaiian
Harmony Kings with sulhiatrs
lo-t q. an. Hotel ST. Francis
dance orchestra
kPO. san Franchise. 1855 me-
trfs-l-s D. M FHirmpnt Hotel
1rehrstrae aosa 30. svlgrra
FuIFmant Hotel orchestra s.3e~
gssH vhIdrvu'a hour s.T 5n.
Fairmont Hotel orchestral s.tHt
special program ln-li Palace
Hotel band
KGW. Portland. 1851 meters
1880. concert. 5. chiiirvu'H pro-
rram. q. Oregon Agricultural
college lecturer $50. concert BY
the civic Muale club lu-ls. Mult-
uomah hotel orchestra.
XIII. Los Angeles tUi meters
Ia sol 30 .. ~. special pro-
Gram with music, 230-l.10 spa
rial program. Sc 20. Hickman r
orchestra: 6-11-fs1u. ehildrrna
program. s-te. special program
i0-tt. HiskmBn's dance orchestra
xxx. t.as Angeles. l1t meters
~ p m. Gcrmaiu'a garden tain.
ms. care 81 children, 6.go-5 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Hawaiian Club to
Give First Affair

The Hawaiian club Of Seattle viii
hold ia FIRST Informal dance in Tie
Italian room ~ Tho Olympic Hotel
wednesday night over 300 former
resident Of the island will attend.
many coming from Outof.town
points The program will be- broad
cast by remote control over station
kFDA.
Tho club. officially known as the
Hui % Ma Hawaii, b. similar 10
many In California cities. formed
% establish better social and COM
msrciU relations between the two
localities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Eagles President
Here February 19

Otto p. Deiusc. grand worthy
president. Fraternal order Of Eagles,
viii leave Minneapolis on February
18th via tho c. NJ. q 81 Paul Rail-
way. arriving In Seattle on the 18th
While here Mr.. Dcluse will lay the
cornerstone OF the new temple OF
Seattle Acric. which is under con-
struction at Seventh and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
Frisco Bay Shaken
by Mild Earthquake

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i0.--An
earthquake of mild force and brief
duration shook the San Francisco
hay region shortly after midnight.
seiSmographers at the University
OF California and Santa Clara uni.
versity were examining their instru.
ments today TO determine the scope
OF the shock.
The University OF Washington re.
ported Tuesday that no seismograph
record of earthquake disturbances
had been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
INCOME TAX TALKS

Radio fans will be prepared for
their income tax reports By "A series
OF talks from Station WIZ at
Springfield. Mass Thomas McCarry
public accountant. will tell tho fans
how to make out their reports cor
recily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
NEW CALL LETTERS

Tho University Of Iowa station at
Iowa City Is getting in line with
all other Rolf.advertlscrs. It's sta.
ton used TO be wHAA. Now it's
wsuI. the last three letters mean.
ing state University Of Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-10
DEMONSTRATE RADIO

Farmers visiting the Kansas
state Agricultural college nj Man.
haitian. during Farm and Home
week. were shown the bsst fea.
lures OF farming and housckecp.
ing AZ first But they also left
with good impression Of what
radio Is. That was part OF the
chow.