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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
legislature Votes to Quit
Put an End to
BulLy-Ragging
EDITORIAL

CAN'T the city administration realize
~ that, by bully-ragging the campaign
to place the city manager amendment on
the ballot, they are simply piling up SYM
pathetic votes for the measure?
First an attempt was made to throw
out the campaign booth from the Pike
Place market, where signatures had been
obtained for initiatives and other meas
ures for years without molestation. The
city manager folks had to go to court to
stop that.
Now, with sufficient names obtained
for the measure to qualify an effort is
being made to block its certification to
City Comptroller Carroll.
Councilman are making arrangements
to give, by ordinance, to Carroll the au-
thority to put the measure on the ballots.
In order to comply with the law, this GER
LITIGATION must be made by Saturday.
An ordinance is cumbersome. After
passing the council, it must GO to the
mayor Altho Mayor Brown is outspoken
in his enmity to the manager plan,
he said Thursday he would sign the
ordinance. But an ordinance always is
subject to delays that were not antici-
pated.
Proponents of the measure contend
council can pass this authorization by
resolution This is speedy. 1t becomes
effective Immediately. 1t need not go to
the mayor-or to anyone. The pro-
ponents cite state supreme court rulings
to Justify their contention
With Saturday as dead line, speed is
imperative.
If council CAN authorize the meas
ure by resolution, it should know it!
If it doesn't know it. it should find out.
Let's be done with bully-ragging!
The Star doesn't know whether the
city manager plan is a good one for
Seattle. But it does know that the people
have a right to vote on it, and are en-
titled to enjoy that privilege without be-
ing interfered with by politicians who
want to hold their jobs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
GIANT SWINDLE
ARREST MADE
Suspect Held for Completely
in S2,0OO,O 900 Fraud

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Ebay.
mond ]. Bischoff. said to be wanted
in Chicago for completely In a 81,
900. 900 stock swindle, was arrested
by distric, attorneys detectives here
today.
Bischoff was taken at n residence
in the southwest section OF the
city. where he was living with his
mother.
Detectives Reamer and Cohn Of
District Attorney Asa keye'a force
made the arrest. acting on a tip"
from Chicago authorities.
Bischoff has been wanted for the
past year. local officers were In.
formed. He IS being held pending
further word from Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

BY LELAND HiNNUM
THIS Ia the story Of n boy who
i knows nothing but machinery
and whom hunger made a criminal
And it's also the story Of veteran
superior court Judge who delights
in making MEN OF embryo Grimm
als-who believes In boys-who gives
them a chance-but who Is "a holy
terror when they throw him down.
The Judge Is J. T. Ronald. The
boy u Theodore Hall. %. who faces
a term In the Monroe reformatory
unless Ronald can find a job and
chance for the boy to make good.
Ted is a native son Of Seattle.
reared In the Washington Chiidren's
home, and his whole mind Is taken
up with mechanics and inventions
when winter threatened last fan
the homeless youth carried blanket
and some gunny sacks into kee
beneath the j. a. Campbell Co. ware
house at 202s Railroad ave. In this
hole ON the tidenats he fitted up
~worksbop" where he worked at his
inventions
He became hungry. In the ware
house he could smell fresh vege-
tables and meats SO Theodore
broke in on six or seven occasions
and stole food-quantlties Of hams
-four. honey. coffee and other
edibles Then they found him.
Hall knew II was wrong. but he
was hungry. T. A. Morrow. proba-
ton officer. declares. He wants to
work in a machine shop and repay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

WHEN The Star invited Seattle
w folks to write TO the Thrift Ed.
tor and tell him how they stopped
the leaks in their household expenses
/, struck a responsive keynote. judg.
inu from the number Of letters pour
ING in telling how we did IT,"
Mrs A. stebIer. s23s Carleton ave-.
saws she stops the leaks by baking
her own bread and cakes. She can't
figure out that 1T IL just as cheap
% INV them" when the bakery has
20 make a profit. one bakery cake
in four years Is her record. She does
her sewing. finds dress she woulo
pay $50 for can be made for wv
"and defy detection" except the
home made dress will wear better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Thrifty Ones Find Money Leaks Drain Bank Accounts

saying: What can do with
outT' II is surprising, she
claims, what number Of
things can be eliminated with
nut pain.
@. w. scholl, 6O5s Fourth ave. n.
H.. pays all necessary bills at the
beginning OF the month and the fam
lily live on what Is left for the rest
OF the month.
Parents and children each have n
savings account, and little Is put
into each account when the bills are
paid at the beginning OF the month.
Accumulated savings have been in
pockctbook and check book is always
available 20 both OF us," he says"
a Bremcrton wrunan desiring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Missouri Plans to
Ban Jap Immigrants

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Jan. %.
"A drastic move against japanese
immigration to Missouri was started
in the senate Wednesday when sena-
tor A. l.. McCauley presented bill
which would bar all japanese from
owning property In the state.
The bill is copied after the Call.
fornia alien law and would bar any
aliens. Ineligible 10 American citizen.
ship from owning real estate or prop
erty In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

clothes and not proper buying for
the table. She now buys food with
n view 10 using the leftover por'
tions-nothIng goes TO waste The
same with ciothlng-things that
lend themselves to making over
II works perfectly. she says, and
further: IF you ave on one thing
you must save on everything.
Mrs. +. Priegnitz. 3s6 Second
ave. W., springs n new one; TO
cultivate thrift without taking
the joy out Of life" she makes
n list OF all her wants; house
hold necessities, groceries, cloth
Ing. little Injuries, that L
MUST HAVE" Then she re-
yises- TINT Hat ut least twice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

vested In negotiable stocks. The
her name withheld. practiced
thrift by saving and investing In
real estate. She loved fur coats
and cars, but when they sold
their lot at profit. she stuck to
sensible clothes and living within
their means. Today. past the half
century mark. they are well and
happy, while fur.coated and fast.
driving neighbors are sick and
broke.
For the best letter telling how you
the household leaks The Star
win pay $40: for the second best IS.
Entries eligible II postmarked up TO
midnight. January "a. Tell how
YOU DID 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Mayor Wants Manager
Plan Put Up to Voters
Brown to Sign Ordinance That Will
Place Proposition on Ballots

palgn and instruction Of the
public" the mayor said. He
admitted that his decision Is
also based on \ desire TO sur.
prise" the manager proponents
who claim we are trying to cheat
Turn to Page Q. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

MAYOR BROWN win sign
uth ordinance Friday II
passed by the council. authoriz'
ing the city comptroller to sub
nit the city manager plan TO n
vote Of the people, March 10th.
"Tm doing this to get the mat
ter out In the open for n cam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Cotterill First to
File for Port Post

George CotteriIl. president Of the
Seattle port commission. Thursday
filed petitions for recollection as COM
missioner from the North district.
Cotterill Is the first man to file for
the port office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
TRAIN WRECKED
One Dead and Eight Hurt
on Denver & Rio Grande

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Jan.
22.--Nine persons were injured, one
OF them fatally. when eight coaches
OF Denver & Rio Grande Western
westbound train were derailed 81
miles west OF here today.
Two baggage coaches plunged over
n 40.foot emhankment. while six
other coaches, including the Pullman
section OF the train, remained stand
ing after they had left the track.
a rail broken by the engine was
given as the cause.
The injured suffered minor cuts
and bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
SENATE and
HOUSE BACK
PROPOSAL! !.
Law-Making Body to
Adjourn on Feb. ID
or Sooner, Members
Have Decided

OLYMPIA. Jan. sa.--rhe state
" legislature win quit work on
or before February II. Both
houses voted today 10 fall la with
tho Hartley program Of n leEls.
latiye holiday.
Ten major subjects will be con.
sldsrsd Everything else win be
ruthlsasly abandoned
The vote in the senate for the pro.
gram was % TO ?. with SiH absent
Senators Karuhner Of Pierce and
eomeryiils. % Lewis, both republi.
cans. voted against tho plan
The house vote was 81 20 g.
Leaders damned the resolution
thru b.forr legislators had time
TO think about the scheme. II Is
agreed that. had the vote bocn de-
lAyed n week. the plan probably
would have been lo~t scores II
pet projects viii b. killed Oppo-
slilon did not have time 10 crys-
taliIe and even tentative
scheme to give the session 10
days moro Of iifc. putting rebru.
AIRY q. died abornlng.
Tho governor at a special Joint
session Wednesday proposed
1. A legislative holiday. with
only emergency measures pass
ed and adjournment not after
February IL:
:. Complete business survey
OF state departments:
,. A special session Of tho
legislature IN November to con.
slider an entire reorganization Of
state government.
There was an Immediate and
unanimous rush 10 climb aboard tho
band wagon. King county took the
lead. announcing Wholesale support;
Spokane and Pierce followed: other
Turn 10 Page ,. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
STEAMER AF|RE
Oil Tanker in Flames Off
California Coast

HUNTINGTON BEACH. Cal. Jan.
ga burning steamer believed TO
be an oil tanker. was sighted about
Is miles of shore here today. The
ship was proceeding toward San
Pedro. Judging from the clouds OF
smoke arising from the craft, the
fire Is n large one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Arrest Three With
Rum, Fake Jewels

Charged with possession Of fake
jewelry and liquor. John Richardson.
Robert ironing and James Brooks
were arrested at the Milwaukee no.
tel "Wednesday night by Patrolman
II. Leik. Dies for stamping bogus
Iewelry "ls.karat gold" were also
seized, Leik said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
Company
to Have New Home

A new home for the Seattle Taxi
cab Co. win be erected at Second
ave. and Bell st. Contractor Peter
u. Gjarde was awarded the contract
by Architect louis Svarz, the total
cost of the two-story building to be
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

tho company. He wants . chance
TO work with tools and work with
his inventions And Ronald. whose
desk IL filled with letters Of graft
tude from other young fellows
whom he put on the straight road,
wants some Seattle man 10 help
put this orphan on the same mar
row truck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

olympid. Wa
Hs~ay. FOLKS, This Is Homer
Rev. broadcasting from Sta
"a BJII, olympia, Wash.
rr,,s down here are - crowded
=, rany lobbyists are forced 10
-, : the gutter. Olympia believes
{ -asias everyone feel at home.
r.i,r ~ spreading capitol doHae.
M rilac, s1!oa siandsi
n E,sa. a. orofor u No.
EsI fsa q parrot g!sSdA
ecwrnor Hartley wants the legis
A.srs to meet again IN November.
IA Fans a glut,on for punish
ssst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
GRAPHIC SKCIInN

This IL n photo
graph Of Horace j.
Eczema, who was
nominated today
by Senator Hast.
inEs for X. r. on
The gov ors
military staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

Their children are trained TO
put on sensible play clothes
when home from school, to save
their good garments, and n good
supply Of clothing Is kept on
hand. for they find II cheaper to
buy good clothes and enough Of
them to keep In good repair than
cheap things that 70 10 pieces.
Pay cash and save the nIckels
md dimes" Is the way Mrs. -. r.
Iardner Of Cumberland, WASH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
QUEEN ANNE SNAP
Paved street-BRsement.
s Dellghtful Rooms.

The rarest buy we have ever had
In this delightful location; s
wonderful rooms. beautifully
arranged: every one cheerful.
near popular Queen Anne
boulevard; In pink OF condition:
basement. laundry: lovely lot.
Note the remarkable low terms.
II you are looking for a home
or investment be sure and see
this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
ONE SAVED FIRST
INSTEAD OF LAST

Another ''leak.stopper." who pre-
fers 10 remain unnamed. turned the
trick by saving first instead Of last.
because. usually. there IL never any
last" They are buying n homo In
preference 10 paying rent. trade nj
cash stores for less money: watch tho
ads for "specials"; preserve fruits
and store root vegetables when prices
are lowest. and find a washing ma.
chine n better Investment than lHun.
dry bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
MAYOR REVERSES
ON SUSPENSION
Today's
Want Ads

VIII help you find n good home
at reasonable price. Does this
one suit your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

She does her own washing and press.
Ing. grows and cans fruit and vege.
tables. and saves Doctors bill by not
having 20 cat cnnned Roods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
stepped tHe lehhh,
FINDS OUT WHAT SIZE
CAN DO WITHOUT

Mrs. II. Loehr OF Everett, after
three years with nothing ahead.
found the leak mostly In btl.ang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

Now turn to the Want Ad pase
and see who has the key to this
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
" rk0P0SE THE FOLLOWING
LAWS pE p4SSI-n

LAWS BE PASSED
a minimum three hours for
n<h law.
! nv making dyspepsia q fel.
~.
: s'a'ute prohibiting hot dog
-hanis from embalming their
a.aEes IN cement rolls.
: NV making Il capital pun
asn, to divide n quart into
s han SIX drinks.
Wy member OF the legislature
!, an take the floor and really
~ things Is the janitor.
y, sss The scofaa,os.
v "s'eh hoio they flock
ns'dea for the leader
y the liquor bIocf
..ar' going to take all the money
!, s when the legislature reduces
/, Nlss and buy a stick Of chew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

!. me. ~ present time the legislators
y., ang around on the question
- 0n. The only agreement
Ee,t In reach IL that all taxes
= o paid by the taxpayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22

ras legislature - not easily dis
r1assd II keeps on passing laws
! u s,tor, 70 find soms that win
Exk
A Olympic;
ssars ard the i1prls snores sciiA
~
lsrisss and yoa fax clone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
fHE LEGISLATURE GETS on
THE AIR

far.e KTRw. oiY-piN. wash-. 10
s-stzsiar NAAt's Eotaz on al the legis-
1=s tree svsaings a ussk-NsSs
AL
fr~r-s-s-r. bar-E-r-u-r. In .
vrrs kfass the Jsint senate and house
<uzl.f-ss ts.tsy. Gov. Hartley declared
y,xs slu-ed fisua ana Old Daddy Rabbit
~ y u,fis Pst,r sksnk. Dari-hinx. |
N r,--hlng e-hstd. silyah threads
e-rany The rS-ho-hsld' The gov
nx sss escorisd to the chair By srn-
So fsz.<r and Earl Grey and his or
r-srrs. hrs@desstinx b. remote control.
Nd NJ Ssvsrnar suggested that the
rszizrs SAKE . Iiftle .himnls on the
e<-< q hskkskao. Br-r-r-r-r-r.
Representative Msran later Dr.
t1rss Dat the aeIt namb-r on our pro-
r.a spsd ~ Elofsr Itch accompanied
= a< nnsst reports. snap-snap-bars-
n fsf ferss Gulf otl. pr~ferrea. -
- Senator Dan Landon today
rsif'sd tAsi Hard-hearted Hannah. the
mp Il ssssansh. woald pass with a
si~'Aa'azi msyority because station kGO
nass.zrs - la nett number the Me
-fss h'sh schooi CLEO club playing the
~ ssx ansndment. and Landon fur
~ IL AMT gonna rain no more.
nE,, ssd the status 81 the child
- rnsndnsnt IL fair and clearer for
rae Thursday. station KFRw
w 81 fss the evening.
N'srnor Hartley's cabins, has no;
e 'sistsd yet, but the principal
s<alSa among politicians Is: Who
: : ID charge Of the cash regis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-22
w DrAIf,
-.

IL ps ana by coach 20 Olympia
|sb 49, ehi., only stopping at Taco
W =. Savage. the Inn.L,sper.
II a.. me capitol. and aid there
80. n W iriends, Eb Chinn. vs..
n sasn. 9. Moran, u. Doug
r,s. prieh, a. Hutchinson, ".
sz, n htinK. .. Thomas, W.
tasp, = enzs, q. croohsii. y, Pick,
Al nsy burr, aud many others.
~ Dunbar, 3. Marshall \.
fsry 80 y. Brown. 4. TussIs and
e. IA ~ 10 write for the pubIIek
nd 4. ~ watch parliament in ...-
skd. u be |. merris play. And
a. il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
QUERIES Nd
ANSWERS ON
BID. SET
ny H. e. PERKINS
BID. Teclnlcinn

@ I would like 20 know the capacl.
~ Of an average 22-plate condenser,
II, II W, Seattle.
A. approximately COOS.
Q-m wish Go use storage bat
terry tubes for tho nrowninR.Dr Drake
set. 90 / would Hike 90 know how
10 build the reRenaformer. and what
niEo wire 10 use. also size Of The
tuning unit and wire used C..
Stanwood. Wash.
D Use n DN3 la the flrsl
socket with "A s5.ohm resistance
connected Ia the 30.ohm rheosial
In series with II. Use DYES In
She other sockets.
90 These coils can be pur.
chased from dealers handling
genuine Browning Drake parts.
and are NJ much superior TO the
home made article that u IL
hardly worth attempting.
@ u what else beside the Not
given IN Radio star. lA required 10
place tho set ina operation a. what
distance can be reached satisfaction.
ilyT 90 what tools are required 10
construct the het7-F II. h.. Seattle.
A. az Aerial anu ground con
necilons. ~ Distance Is simply u
matter Of your own location.
From all reports. the Browning
Drake Is very satisfactory Dn dis.
tance. 90 SCrewdriver. drill and
soldering iron.
q % Why ate peanut tubes used
90 who sells the kits. and how
much arc theyg G DO tho Kits
contain nsutraiiziuE condcnselng 90
DO the kits contain Eearod diaisg
u. o. BitOWN. Port Townsend.
\, A "a volt tube. preferably
a Df.J or DN,3,A, 1. used In
the flint socket bccaus. Of it,
great ability as q X. 4. ampli
fier and case Of naturalization.
The other ttf,es may be Dy.3s
or DNss. ~ Tho National Radio
company. liz Stewart ~ 49, No.
~ Yes; velvet vcrnier.
. Can resistance coupling be
used instead OF tho transformers
with the browning Drake circuit
4. NJ. Seattle.
A. Yes. but : stages Of re.
sistanco coupling has but one.
third tho ampliiication Of :
stages Of matched transformer
coupling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
IAdNTFIIH0WrUl
A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Persistent coughs and colds lead
70 serious trouble, You can stop
them now with crsomuislon. an
omuisitied ereoagto that IL pleasant
20 take. creomulsion Is a new med
teal discovery with two-fold action.
IL soothss and heals tho infiAmed
membranes and inhlhits germ
growth.
or ali known drugs. eFeosots -
recognized by high medical authori-
ties as ons OF tho greatest healing
agencies for persistent coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat
troubles. creomulsiou contains in
addition 20 croosote. other healing
elements which soothc and heal tho
infected membranes and stop the
Irritation and inflammation, while
tho ereosoto Eoea on 20 the stomach.
ia absorbed into tho blood. attacks
tho eat Of trouble aud checks tho
growth OF tho germs.
Circumcision ts guaranteed satls-
factory In tho treatment OF persist
rut coughr and colds. bronchial
vonrhitis and other forms
OF respiratory diseases. and Is excel
lent for building up the Jyrtem after
colds or fu. Money refunded N amy
cough or cold ~ not relieved after
taking according 90 directions. Ask
your druggist Crcomnlaion Com
pRny. Atlanta. Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

$3.50 y. NJ
hJH Bsafutnuehufh % eaWusny.
pryasutlnE the Mrndsissahn trio. Miss
Z fanrea Williams. plano. Nlss Elizabeth
thuhtr violin. and Miss Helen HfrNafi,
rrllp. iu tbs prDuamf THO Hsrrnada
isshubrria lasElt Maytimr selection
Outrbs0js old Melodies carr b.
Frances WNlamal plane solo MidwiH.
ter tMarppuslD. trla. q Bgls Mlu tpi
rspual. AuisHuEa uFmafcl iiallet Or
tHp Flowers utadir1t tiaiiu EaEtuuo
u q fiat Chopin tito. Fsiut d'Aul8m
tElgafl spring ANsHsniuz uiarAj.
Fortune Teller selection Uisfbrfl-
AIsD.iO y. NJ.
=Musigai uFuGram.
kFoA-M url5ai program
iB-ti q. "
hiA wGofduH tt~iibpuFusa orchestra,
TufSDAf-toisn- Itiao \. ~.
RJN pusst Sound savings and Loan
asfps.atian. featuring music department
Of the WomsH's Century club The pro,
Eramt Plane SOLOS hY sire HeHuiur
Carlson Fantasia impramptu tChppiHlf
NsriurBs iu ~ Fiat klalar tcappiBi
Haiiad iu - Minor frhupihls Talk b
hisa ttasri Hritt8p ilsttsr business boz
ffagi sopraH1 saios b. tirs Joseph ~.
Templetan Forever. Love Forever.
from sylvia uisrbruDi talk on what the
WaWsu'a Century club means 10 seattle
by Nlsa aafah X Williams. tipiia aaiBs
BY Mrs Victor Ertntrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Is Hour Air Tda@
TUESDAY
nnAn. hIAIInNa

NOM STATIONS
kIOA uAn - 1880. kiWaHia club
lunch. and D. l|tpnnann'a orchestra.
atit studig program. ftussla quintet.
3t0 ltbrknpss' orchestra.
hfCL faoal 90 %. markets! Iago
Moves cafeteria. silent night
hJH ASA =ipIao. wumsns Century
club prpEramt 4. markets. isit, organ
recital y home helps; sac. produce rr.
port g. theatera. 80. pamshfs orghss.
tee,
oInEH STATIONS
hiMH Cael. iioliSNood-8. KsiioGE
Pen program
Nm Cl1l, uoiiy wood orchestra.
itA health trit no. movie uiHht.
huW tiptl, rortiznd=H educational
houri p. orchestral 10. orchestra
kro tifsl, san ffaueiaca=I. orrnes.
TIA 3 program D. Russian music. 10,
etrhtstfa
Voc asa, Davenport musical pro.
rami e. Igbiita quartet
hii tialt, % AuEsisa- orchestra.
3 program b. vocal recital, no. ballad
hour
hGo tsall. oahiand-i Little sym.
phonf o~rshsFifAi 100. sadla nrorsss.
hoA tsfaf. pouftr-fs0 concert. 81.
lent night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
EDUCATION FOR
RADIO FANS
KG0 Offers Courses in Many
Subjects

a CONSTRUCTIVE program Of
"a educational talks is scheduled
from KGo Tor Monday evening.
starting az s. Thcm viii be inter-
esting expeditions OF life saving.
physical culture. public speaking.
constructive selling. character an.
olysis, commercial law and new
looks.
The Canon City Music club Tea.
lures Monday evenings entertain.
mcnt from KoA. starting az Jio.
Tom Mcnamara gives another 10,
minute lesson on scientific football
at Z.
XII features the Mary Alhin
trio and Percy olds. baritone. ON an
\ o'clock program Monday Viz
ginia Fohu and she string quartet
ONE on az .
Rand OF the s0lh T.. $ Infantry
plays Tor KPo at san Francisco
from $ to 2, Monday evening and
there IS an organ recital by Una
waldrop from ? 90 To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Barroom in Auto,
Latest Prohi Find

\ travelling barroom was put out
Of business by dry agents under d.
rector Roy . LJie Sunday when
they arrested l.. V. EDDY on Sens-
en- st. between Third and Fourth
ayes. and seised his coupe.
Agents said the ear was ntted up
inside so that a case and a half OF
whisky. hidden under the seat, was
available and implements Of drink
Ing at hand. too, Eddy was taken
TO the immigration station pending
arraignment before a L. s. com
missioner this week.