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Evening star., 1925-07-18
WHEAT PRICES RISE
ON SHORTAGE TALK
Possibility of U. S. Importing
Breadstuffs Helps Weeks
Quotations.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Possibilities
that the United States may become
an importer of breadstuffs instead Of
an exporter doomed seriously in the
wheat market this week and prices
went rapidly upward. According to one
estimate, the domestic Spring wheat
crop has been reduced perhaps 30,
100000 bushels owing to recent ex-
treme hot weather. Compared with
a week ago, wheat quotations this
morning We're 1875 to 15A cents
higher, with corn pa to 3a4 cents
up. oats showing Z to 1t2 cent gain,
and provisions varying from % cents
decline TO 81 cents advance.
Rust Danger Passed.
crop damage resulting directly
from excessive heat rather than from
black rust gave the chief upward
impetus to the wheat market. The
injury from black rust was appar
emily niuimized rather than in
creased by the prolonged hot wave
the maturing of the crop being so
much hastened by the prevailing high
temperatures that some experts re-
Earded the race with rust as having
been practically won by the crop,
taken as a whole. Five straight days
of excessive heat We're endured in
the principal Spring wheat territory,
but the advance of prices meanwhile
was of a semi-restrained character
until a recognized trade authority fig
ured the loss of production as
amounting to perhaps 30.000,000
bushels from the United States Gov
ernment forecast Of July l.
World Needs Large.
Should such an estimate of wheat
losses prove to be we'll founded, the
result would be 10 put the country
on a domestic basis, according to
leading experts here. Latest author
itative estimates from abroad. on the
other hand, have been to the effect
that the United States would be
called upon to supply Europe with
$4,000, ,0UO bushels. Unfavorable crop
reports from Alberta and Saskatch-
evan provinces in Canada tended
further to hoist wheat values.
Iowa and Nebraska advices telling
of corn crop damage gave some indie
pendent strength to the corn market,
but liberal stocks of oats in sight
held the oats market in check.
Provisions averaged higher, in line
with hogs.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
Building Programs Heavy.

The strength in automobile produc-
ton has been reflected In the tone of
some steel products. The steel mills
are working at a pace well above the
usual rate for July, and. while prices
still are low, the situation Is by no
means regarded as unsatisfactory
The heavy building program is aid
ing mateEially. In 16 Southern States
building construction for 100 cities so
far this year aggregated 1886, 1883, ,283,
an increase OF $50, ,000, 900 as compared
with the first half of 1924. Lee II.
Miller. chief engineer of the American
Institute of Steel Construction. says
that the cooperation of steel fabri-
Gators with the plans of the institute
have resulted in a saving of $40, 900. 600
year in the Nations structural steel
bill.
Consumption of copper and lead is
running at a high rate, aided by the
activity in the electrical trade. 1t Is
doubtful If the makers of electrical
household equipment ever have had
so busy a year. The sales of the
Western Electric Co. for the last year
totaled $147,670, 900.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Following
is an official list of bonds and stocks
traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Evening star., 1925-07-18
FOREIGN BONDS
STANDARD OIL ISSUES

Sales STANDARD OIL ISSCES.
in units.
400 Anglo Am on. @3ss G3ija &31a
30 Buckeye Z L.. 69s4 60 = SO.t
o6OO Cont oil New. 20a4 - a I2's
200 Crescent p L. :. - Y ,40
20 Cumberland l. lo0 l2u i2g
10 Eureka y L. =. g. *
1900 Humble Oil & r. 90 % 69'
400 Imp o Of Can NY - - %, - a
5000 Inter Pet G Ltd. 2oA 22&s -2%
ION Transit. 90 o. % -,
400 Ohio Oil 1..-.iassss g 1857. s. = 1863
100 South south Penn Oil I5oiq 1905 159h
30 southern P tI 1 s;9is s9is 49, S9i2
200 5 0 kentucky. 125 124ss 124 y
699s 9 3 6hi9 u. -. s54 a54 a5544 s554+ "
20 swan { GGiiTPch 5Iddx sBaaH ss991s
Evening star., 1925-07-18
JULY TRADE SHOWS
MORE RAPID PACE
Steady Price Levels Help to
Overcome Usual LuII Due
to Season.
BY j. C. ROYLE.
spatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-The stability
of prices in general is aiding in main
tanning manufacture and trade at a
pace today which Is counter balancing
the usul seasonal let down. Some man
ufacturing concerns have abandoned
usual vacation plans while others are
Staggering the lay-offs throughout
all their departments, 50 as not to
check output in any one completely,
even for a time.
There were some exceptions to the
SteadineSs of price levels. The most
notable was rubber, which, during the
past week reached a point a full dol
lar above the range of some seasons
back. 1t is notable, however, that
while there is a shortage of spot sup
plies the prices for next years de-
liveries are nearly half a dollar be-
low the spot level.
Tire Situation PuZZling.
Motor car manufacturers are divided
as to what effect rising tire costs will
/ have on future prices of automobiles.
| Some say profits are large enough to
absorb the difference, while others say
an item ranging from $3.50 to S25.
according to tire size, must be added
-
of the volume producers have con-
tracted ahead for their tire require
ments for the last half of the year.
and others feel that 1t will be we'll into
Fall before the effect is generally felt.
AS to the automobile business itself
it is estimated now that the total in
dustrial output of Detroit, or which
the motor car business forms a large
part, will exceed $500 ,000,o 900 this
year Industrial employment there is
around 40, 900 workers more than at
this time last year, and some factories
are increasing their forces. The Hud-
son works have just put on 100 new
employees and some departments are
working three shifts seven days a
week. The three-shift, seven-day
schedule is expected TO be made eff
fective in all departments soon, and
July production will exceed 10000 cars.
Plants of the Continental Motors
Corporation are operating nearly at
capacity, and sales are holding up re-
markably. Rumors of a price cut in
the Packard lines are denied by Off
Cials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

Alexander. promised the Stay-at
homes he would look wen after his
charges and sweep the seas every
morning so that those aboard will
find tie ocean smooth.
Among those going were Walter
Meier. potentate OF the Nile temple.
Hugh Caldwell. former mayor OF Sc.
attic and past poteniate Of Nile tenn
pie. with Mrs. Caldwell, Douglas
Bali and wife. Victor Elfendahl.
Henry seahorn. r. n. Humptoon.
past potentate. accompanied by his
wife and daughter; Don Evans. cap.
tain Of the patrol. with 40 members
OF The patrol: Mrs. Don Evans.
Adam Jardiuc and Is members OF
the chanters, H. J. Woods and "A
members OF the band. Mrs. II. J.
Woods. Theodore S. Couch, the old.
est member Of the Nile temple. who
is II years OF age; Thomas Kern.
John Rex Thompson. II. Cohen and
wife of TT Katif temple, Spokane.
and Potentate G. Stocker OF III
Katif temple. also Mrs. s,ocker and
daughter. Wilma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Smiling Shriners Sail
for Convention in L. A.
Three Hundred Leave Amid Cheers of Crowds
at Pier; Liner Decorated for Occasion

Three hundred Seattle shripers,
Deferred and dccked with tho IA.
nous Nile Temple bra6d u sm.le.
set san aboard tho Pacific Steam.
ship Dorothy Alexander Thursday
afternoon. bound for the national
Shrine convention in Los Angeles.
This biz liner. fresh.painted and
strung from stem to stern with
bunting and crowded with happy
folk All set for holiday presented
a Tny scene Of color.
As the ship pulled Out from the
terminal the friends ashore bid the
ToyascrA adiru with cheers and
good Wishes. Capt. G.. A. Harris.
genial commander Of the Dorothy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
WATSON HOLDUP
TRIAL OPENS
Pleads Not Guilty TO Rob-
bling B. C. Bank Of S40,0 900

NANAiMo. Il. a.. Nlay - Ross
o. Watson. former Seattle detective.
charged With completely in the 800
GO bank holdup here last Decem
Der l5. went on trial In assize court
lat night
After pleading not guilty he wa
eturned 30 his Jail cell. 70 await
conyeninE Of the court this morn
ms. a. 10 Judge Morrison com
ptlltd the crown prosecutor Archie
johnson. 10 proceed with the formn
pleading last night ~ 4. over the
objections Of the prosecutor
Johnson said he Was not physical
D. able 10 start such an important
case after two full days In court
Forty Witnesses. half Of them fot
The defense. from seattle. are or
hand for tho trial. The Royal Bank
Of Canada branch. which was tho
one robbed. lost $40. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
MIDWEST STATIONS
psrifis Tims
FRIDAY SEATTLE PROGRAMS

ksnwsfdsf. college ~ Forestry. 4 Of W.
wiil speak on ,hs effect o. forests On ths
Seattle climate one hotd T7e PRO
sfaml
Es1ss. d'Amom more. sslsetloa.
Male Asdists utsrbsrU FYmpheAiaui
Variations. played a. cello sgi9 b. dsorEs
kitehnsr, a Ia hisn Aimee fHohuu1s
intsnnsat9 scene. ~ Persian NaTkst
iiSstsibtfi.
FROM MIR ts1E. Al -
An Instrumental cahesrt ~ ths Mem
esiAssha Trio, oouFtssY ~ the Puget
sound savings snd Lam assoeis fiDh. one
aaur, This program
Tria,~ Andsnis sssisnuia insfslsi1
csuFan.tta trsehsikoprkY) o nsiis Suit
tiieffmsanl3 Msisdis tsihditl Lsnto
ichsminsasl,
csiies- Visils Chanson fnambgisi
Piano May NiEbi traimgfsnt
Nielin Aaasnts from hynshohit
EssaEasis NLslei
FROM kfoA iis4l. Al $50
Apsie sna speeches At opening Of Asn.
e cfisto hoisi o. Everett, aFesaea.t ~
remote ssnuoi
fHoN krcL iaos1. Al g.
A esnesft ~ the western Giant o..
chsntfs, courtesy % ths wsstsfa Auto
satpis GO. NafTsn Andersen orchestra
dltsetoF Dns hotr. Ths program
~ EFsF CfF fcgsfals NsoHdFssm
hhafr iashhhftl! wAsn rse one You
Levi Loves YaH fWhttraABt, csiis solo
BY Gene Paul Avaaas BalternF Gtesst
sanhttt Cottage f0Fsssl MesniiEht
MsSaeFlss tResri Violin seia ~ CLAY
hasfi.9a fiafas Greer seminois
t@Atr~Ha5 t.AsS waters fkshni ear
solo ~ Walter Hawkins plane solo -
nafus1 pssamshs whsn I Think u Yeu
iBasst; Ne otHsf fDssis4 Coed NiEht
sWosal.
FROM kTCI fspst, Ar issis--
dance program ~ Earl df&ys or
shssifs, Cu,ii midElght.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
MRS. GOTTSTEIN
WINS DECREE
Gets Custody OF Child and
$500 AIimony Monthly

Tesufying that she was lonely, IN.
happy and miserable. Mrs Hazel
Gotistein obtained a divorce decree
10 Judge Paurs court late Thursday
from Joseph Gottsteln. Seattle the
aircal and financial man and ron
Of q pioneer family
Her complaint sets forth Charge
Of alleged unfaithfulness and cruelty.
Gottstein made no personal appear
ance in court lie was represented
by Attorney u. G EEeerman.
Mrs. Gotiaieln was awarded Gus
tody OF their daughter Joan. except
during the summer vacation period.
and got 500 a month allmony FOR
herself and the same amount FOR The
child.
4 property settlement was reached
outside OF court Attorney A. J.
Faulkner appeared FOR Ars Colt.
stein.
Gottstcin first wed her in 1915.
shortly after meeting the then wild
ow. Alrs Hazel six. in Los Angeles.
Later. Il was said. they we're divorced
10 meet objections Of Gottsteins
father, Meyer Go,istein. remarryine
In 1917
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Weeks Condition
Held Satisfactory

BOSTON. May a. Secretary OF
War John ". Weeks. who under.
went an operation for removal OF
call stones here yesterday. spent a
comfortable night al Massachusetts,
General hospital. and HIS condition
today is satisfactory. Or. Daniel s.
Jones. attending surgeon. an.
nouneed.
The following bulletin was issued
at $50 O.. m.
Secretary Weeks had q good
night and is comfortable this morn.
ing. Pulse and temperature nor.
mai Condition satisfactory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
advertisement
ARE YOU ONE OF THE 9S%2

Recently the Lydia ~ pinkhsm
Medicine Co. Of Lynn. Mass. sent
out over one hundred thousand
aues,lonuaires 10 women who had
used Lydia r. Plukham's Vegetable
Compound. asking II they had been
helped by lts use. From the re-.
niicr received % per cent Of women.
from all a-alks Of life. answered IN
the affirmative. telling how they
had been relieved from the various
ailments for which they had taken
Il. Isn't this wonderful recon.
mcnda,ion for the efficiency OF this
oldfashioned root and herb medi,
cinsg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Husband and W.T.
Injured in c,,l

paul Boegli si2i l7th az (
and his wife. were Injursa i.
car in which they were ris-
ed over when they aruck +,
chine driven BY r. Kennel I
ton. Waldorf hotel, Thurs, I
noon on the Des NioIne N
Mrs. Boegli received q,
bruises and w'ss taken % |, :.
hospital in a dazed cosdi,ss
husband was not 20 sever,
Jured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
rnn rnInAY nANcns
Mrs. Stinson Dies;
Funeral on Friday

Mrs. Frances stiHaon. 50, formerly
OF Vancouver. Il c died here ysstef.
day n Proyldtncs hospital shs lived
with her daughter. Mrs. u H. BaE.
ter 100 W. Highland drive Tor the
past six years, Another daughter
Mrs, George Polk. lives in Seattle.
son. William. lives IN Minneapolis.
Last rites wetr 20 be said Friday
afternoon ~ Honnsy Watson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
WRECK KILLS 3
Score Injured When Texas
Train Jumps Tracks

LoSGVIEW. Texas. May -. -
Three persons werc known dead and
a score were injured in the wreck Of
the international Great Northern
Sunshine Special Galveston 20 81.
Louis. which left the tracks and
plunged down an embankment near
here last night
The dead.
Lem Tarbutton. IS. Palestine. susi.
nfsf.
r. H. Griffith. IS. Palestine fire
man.
one negro. unidentified
The majority Of the injured were
negroes. Eleven coaches were de
rallied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

traffic looks 20 traffic cop,
from hrCI. during an inierinis
sion Ia tho police band program
next Monday evening Laugh
that Off
AIR. liofmanu will play Rimaky'
Korsakosfs Hymn TO the sun a.
violin solo during his dinner hour
concert program. starting at q. Sat.
urday That ought 20 make dinner
slightly lcss Of bore Tho tlor6eft
American songs" fantastic Is on the
program. but doesn't include tho ma.
,ionai anthem. so YOU won't have 20
stand up 10 cat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
[ GOALS OFFER.
MOST TONIGHT
Everett Hotel Opening Is
Interesting Broadcast

NOTHING 90 worr> about Friday
~ eyening II It rains and YOU
can't 50 out, o. there's too much
static TO set pN there's plenty or
musical entertainment right ~ home
Every known variety Of soprano Is
represented On a sherman Clay pro
Gram stating from KFoA $50 at
S45. on tins list Bette Johnson. so
prano. and Sharte Friedman. con
irstto. viii sing Marcheta Mari
lteywoyth offers "rhr Dawn and
other songs and William Christensen
aud Donald laste sing Neon Dream
Shore" Details elsewhere on this
nage
~ You like Moon Dream
Shore" YOU may hear u again
sometime between . and 10. when
Il win be played A. part of the
Western Auto supply program
from kTCL l3o5l, Warren Nm.
dcrson's Western Giant orchestra
viii play also III Ever Cr,."
"Florida'' and Seminole"
The Mendcissohn Trio offers an,
other classical concert from KlR. on
Puget sound savings and Loan time.
starting al 9 The trio win play
Tschaikowshy' 'Censonetta, among
other selections, See tonisht's pro.
srams for details
What Puget Sound forests
have TO do with our climate win
be explained by Dean Hugo Win.
kenMerden. college OF forestry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

L. Of W, on program from
krCi> starting al : simond>
saw and steel company sponsors
a concert al this hour by kirch.
ner's New Washington orchestra.
Selections from "Mlle, Mudisie"
are on the program.
A concert by the Nordica choral
club. scheduled from KFoA FOR Fri,
day evening has been .witched 10
Wednesday June . insts1d. the
Rhodes station viii broadcast music
and "doins" at the opening OF the
new Monte Cristo hotel. IN Everett.
via remote control lines. $50 TO II
Earl Gray's syncepaIors win
play los minutes OF dance music
from tile Butler hotel. starting al
1918 Friday, Tune In on kTCL
t2o5L
Moskowskfs "Oondoliera" aud Sc
lsctlons from Lehar's Eva" are on
the Hotmann orchestfR's program
for =, 5. Electric. starting at from
KFoA Friday,
\ Seattle traffic cop has al last
discovered method of talking to
people without being talked back
to, And 30 officer &. c. Taylor.
who handles the stop Go sign 1T
Third and Pike. viii tell how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
MIDWEST STATIONS
if'atilir Iims
rn0u hIoA lsn. Ar =

PROV hIoA tsi. Al o.
dinner program ~ ths Holman
ofcYFsiFs olympic Hoisis Courtesy %
Pacific states Electric r9rnpauy, fsrty'
five minutes Tie program
H9naulisfs tNgakpW SKIS Nstin HiHs
Danube tEtFAussis asisction, iva 80.
hafli rwliiEhl ltathsFins uisnnl Al
frsses utsfbsFl
FROM kiuA HsD. Al 6fts--
4 concert hY courtesy 81 SHERMAN Clay
Co. pfssebunk pupils - thes AIMS
bsiis Trent aualps These srtists vii
sppsaf Aiss Msy rsgsehs cautfsitgl
Miss Hhafss Friedman. uesFastantfaltal
Mlss nslus ishhsou. soprano hiss usrs
uTEweuh. dramatic soprsne. Nlss Mil
Ord cpiwsli lffie soprano diss keith
sTtne fAfsen. mssza saHfEHof atss hgias
Deal ana Mas ids agilissn, sapfapes
Niliiam Christensen. tsHoF and upnaid
Risis. baritone. Sinsss minutes. TIE
pFeEfant
tsssit . uius tNeal wliiiam Chris.
leus6n aud rsHald iiisfs
ina Qas., ismithi star Eyes 'spsah'l
Iats Ysa rraly cnosai Anarchists
iAeAsftliassri nsttss Johnson saa
ahsfss Fftsdmsu
Tts ptwn ,pHatdsisni IN. star
glsoEsrsi MY Lows ,dsrli.al Msrs
MsEStffh,
tasfY SIC fsra 20 OF Nhxlnns
tnienai i ilfs saa love rhss tcsHi.
issnsl Mlidfsd caipsii ana kstasrns
Larsen
An ftish iseiiahF tissHsel Tie BiFGa
81 Msfn ttsahsg. ~iiuiHs Deal
Asabt, Dearest one : ham SUNBEAM
gisaHsid lids Esitlsan sBd bsnhld flsts
volt Dear. ana tc}sSksl Bette
Iahesbn.
4 Creation smith &sy fsfspas
Goats % MlHs iEuKss3. Hssu pFeafu
abars Dtarhhsftl William Christensen
Ard psakla Eissss
FROM krtf. gaesl. At E--
A eanssrt tY kifeAnsfs Nsw Wa,htnEs
tea ltetsi orchestra c0@flssT ~ RimsHas
asw A steel remranT Dean Hexe VIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
CAVE DAY FASHIONS

MADRID. Fashion plates believed
to be more than 10000 years old
have been found carved on the wall
Of cave IN Spain. Dresses fer the
cave flappers we're even shorter than
now. the earvings show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Glass Flies When
Two Autos Crash

A shower Of flying glass severely
cut the face and hands Of william
Tracy. stii 22d ave w when hts
car struck that OF A. o, solyars. Al
Aurora ave and ss,n st., Thursday
afternoon solyars was not injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
Name Newspaperman
Minister to Albania

wAsHINGToN. Mag 90. Charles
c Hart. Washington newspaperman.
today was appointed by President
Coolidge 10 be United state minister
10 Albania
Hart IS correspondent for the Boise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
fAdveftissmeuD
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
f4lra nt.lA.ud

The REGULAR quarterly dividend Of
Two Dollars and Twsnty.Fivs cents
N2.z5) per share viii be paid on
"wednesday, July rs, 1895. Ia stock.
holders or record at the close az
business on SATURDAY, June 20, 1925.
II. BLAfR-sAfrTH Treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
ssThe Radio Star
rR,pAN CONCERTS

S-itafmanh orchestra, kt'nA ftatt.
sIao Studio nresfam. KIM tiitit
eita sherman vlat concert kFNA
ltth
hirrnnsft orcheairs. kfcl
iaotit MsndelnsehR Trio, MIR t3ftit
fua frAneo American tnusiri
hpA ag1l-
tao Request proEraut CNilh
tSi6
sWsst coast thsstsrs rfoktem.
kNN Na,i ofEon recital MI
ftsfl.
$3.50 Nordica CHORAL riut kFoA
tsn,
Lahltseb nia. kfI betl sus
aio program. hNN ptD. sherman
CLAY concert kuW fatl.
no VARIETY program, ktl Geo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
BRITISH RADIO POOR

LONDON British newspapers are
receiving many letters complaining
abou, the poor quality ~ radio pro.
grams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29

Capital News. the Portland Oregon.
ian. the Minneapolis Tribune and the
Spokane spokesman-Rey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
FRIDAY
sIAIIII sIAIInNs

KTcL tsoa, studio prosrsm 90.
do pfuEIani
kroA HsD. nAoass store -,s.se
Chandler ~ Cpmmetss iuurhl Z. orchts
tfa s. Hermann dinner epuCsftI sts.
ahefmau clay 4 20. program $50. open
las ceremonies Monte cfisio hotsi, Ever
kIn tnp. " nsdio ssf,te, 60.
1853. Al glub lunph, 1850. msrksis :.
thsatsrs q studio prosfsm tsie, studle
ptoEirns ,'lb, studio frtltsi.
COAST STATIONS
kDN Hsn, Portland ,. Hhsfman clay
canrsft Ipfau iiont tulr
hoo asn. oaSiand 'l5. uens 81.
isHi rigat
kro afS. San Franciseo g. hskttr
prpsrup orchestra htli. dance mGslr.
kII tlaIl Ice Angeles g. praan re-
siiai hy ban MrFartsna >, Lubitsrh
trio no. tarisH pfeHsm.
kNN ths1j. iipsiSN09d o. go And
1880 courtesy pFoEtamsl ;, Wet rosst
ihraisfs ptoErami D, stable recital. ~.
LfmAas ofrhpstfs
krAL AiN rulimsn- se, musical
program tsiks
MIDWEST STATIONS
frarino rim.i
kOA ttsil, psnyaf-i 10. fNsaee.
AuirfithH concert
WAN iseol, Cisssisad q Phiihsr.
mont, siglns quartet :. laFs progrsm
VIII Nsai, chltsso-s.s ysnsty
ufuHfam. ufehfEtTat
KIM tsssl, Hastings KpRl
rsiaYsd.
Voc tisb. Davenport =. wom.ns
einb Gfshsttfs
cNnh tsisl. ndmsntoa--7iie. novelty
program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-29
What's on the Air
SATURDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

HiAifIb STATIONS
hfCL tsosl Silent
hroa asN. nhodss store Hof.
mAhn efshssiTs q. dinner concert 30
asmetial Day pfoEfsm 10. iiarbnsss
Kan tsaD. Is W Radio service 90
ls 10, weather 1885, markets. musit
f'ls 1919. sports review 2. ihsatets
COAST STATIONS
hro afsi. San Franchise 10. &c.
hHians ;. WsiduFs gfrhssrs
kLN 1901. ushlsnd ~. news
huo faGi1. Oakland nfuHsnick
hsalola Night. 10. orchestra.
MI as3l. los Angeles Is orange
bfpEfAm, p Margaret AtWatsG soprano
10 hsdio club. 49, midHt1ht freile
hItJ N0ai. ins AHeelts program
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