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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-07-24
HOW FAR CAN FISH FALL
over DAM And STILL LIVE?

To determine just how far fish
can drop over rapids and still live
is the purpose of serie of expert
nlents now being conducted by Dean
| John N. Cobb, head of the school Of
fisheries at the University of Wash
ington. The experiments are being
made near Spokane, the first one be-
ing tried last week, and are being
carried out by a combined commits
sion of Washington and Oregon fish
and game experts and water power
companies. The results will have a
considerable bearing on the con-
struction of dams in the larger rivers
of the two states, particularly at
P.iest Rapids.
Eastern brook trout about two
years old and between and IL
inches long were used for the ex-
pertinent. They were brought by
automobile to Long Lake dam from
the county game farm at Mead,
more than 40 miles.
The fish dropped more than $50
feet down miniature rapids into the
swirling torrent below. Each fish was
placed in a string bag and dropp. q
over the sluice gates, Isl feet above
the level Of the water beneath. The
actual distance travelled by the fish
in the drdo was III feet. A float at
tached to the bag was used to locate
the fish after the d.'op. The water was
turned on at each drop and the fish
taken out Of the water as soon as it
was found. Out of Is fish dropped
over the dam, only three died.
There was no sign of bruises or
other hurts noticed on any of the fish
and Professor Cobb is of the opinion
that those that died succumbed by
reason Of the difference in trmpera-
ture between the water from which
they were taken and that into which
they were dropped. 1t is possible that
during the handling the fish suffered
from lack CT air and this may have
resulted in their death, Professor
Cobb says.
The three that died will be dissectcd
by the school Of fisheries to ascertain
if any internal injuries were suffered
The other ten will be placed under
observation at the game farm. ....... -.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-07-24
PAY the S1O.4O

TIE committee representing the
Hanford water right owners has
had two meetings within the last
two days to discuss what action the
water right owners should take re.
gardlrg the ultimatum sent out by
the Consumers Ditch company that
unless the 5000 maintenance
charge is pad by Saturday. the
25th, the water will be shut off
A telegram to Judge Graves IN
Thursday brought back word this,
Friday, morning that he is lying
critically i'll in Providence hospital
in Seattle from severe hemor-
image suffered Monday right and
that no one is permitted to see him
except his physician and immed iate
family.
Because CT the condition OF
Judge Graves, the shortness Of the
time in which to employ other
counsel and the lack of funds to
finance an injunction pro eedir &.
the committee de.lded to advise
the water right owners to pay the
maintenance charge under protest.
They will really lose nothing by
this IS in tie event settlement
fails and suit is brought later to
determine proper maintenance
charge and the courts should find
the $10.40 an acre to be excessive,
the company will Rave to rebate to
each water right owner the amount
Of the overcilarge.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-07-24
BALL TEAM IDLE

Fer the first Sunday since the
opening of the season, the White
Bluffs ball team last Sunday was idle.
This was caused by the disbanding
of the Conncll club, scheduled to play
here that day. An attempt was made
to get both the Colored Giants of
Yakima or the Othello team for a
game. By the time wo'i was receiv-
ed that the Giants could not come,
it was too late fo' the Othello club to
make the trip, altho they said they
would have come had they been noti-
fed earlier in the week White
Bluffs plays next Sunday at Hanford.
These two clubs always provide an
interesting contest and the game will
no doubt draw large crowd.
Hanford won over Kennewick last
Sunday 9 to 8 while Pasco defeated
Richland, II to S.
The league standing, including
last Sundays game, is as follows:
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-07-24
IN-B-TWEEN

Joe GrelI left on Saturday for a
weeks visit in Seattle. He writes
that the weather is cool over there
William Gull Of Spokane is visit.
ing at the home Of his cousin. C.
II. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hornall of
Seattle arrived in the Valley Tues
day and are visiting at the home of
Charles Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs M. d Moore ard
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. King motored
over to Wenatchee on Thursday Of
last week, returning the following
Tue day.
Mrs. Bert Martin returned Tues.
day from a trip to Seattle, where
she had accompanied her father
in.law. G. H. Martin. who found
the climate over here too warm for
his health. which has been poor
lately.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-07-24
NEW SWEET POTATOES

The banana belt at AllaYd has
been extended to include the terri
tory along the Columbia north Of
White Bluffs. A. j. Miles reporting
having had mess Of sweet pota,
toes from his place on Monday,
July 18th. This is exceptionally
early for sweet spuds. Mr.. Miles
says he has little over an acre
planted to this crop and he esti-
mates his tonnage will be between
20 and % tons.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-07-24

Roderick sprague stopped over in
White Bluffs few hours last Friday
evening on his way from Ephrata to
Yakima Roder.ck is now in the en-
ploy Of the government, his particu-
lar duties being the destruction of the
White Pine hlister, a plant disease
that attacks berry bushes, grape vines,
etc. Roderick said that his mother,
Mrs. Laura A. Sprague, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Aileen, and
Mrs. Ada NOVEL;, expects to be in
White Bluffs within the next two
weeks for a visit with old friends.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-07-24

Ford Johnson, Archie Borden and
Leonard Montgomery arc trying to
fill L. L. Perrys shoes at the P. p.
& L. company Office while h: is away
on his vacation this week.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
Drobne ohl65k
MA PREDAJ

Pelxarsky zavod ma obchodnoj j
ulici V Pennsylvania y meste, kto-
re ma $4,000 obyvatel'ov byya
rano'ho Slovakov. Je ma predaj $
budovou, alebo len samotny OBJ
chod.
Garadz, grocerny q masiarsky
pbchod IA dobrom obchodnom
mieste, ktory sa vyplaca, De po-
trebne asi $4,000 hotove, ostatok
mesacne.
Kto by sa zaujimal, mech sa hla-
81 obsfrnejsie vysvetlenie ilstne
alebo pisomne u: Karola Meres,
City Trust & Savings Bank, East
Youngstown, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

slovenskej pravde apresvedceni, ~
kazu syoju odvahu. v inych ma
rodoch v kritickych dobach ye-I
deli jednotlivci hadzat' cele svo-
ie majetky ma prerazenie so svo-
jim zdravym nazorom. Ably sme
nesi d'aleko, spomenieme, re
Skrejsovskyi hodil cele otcovske
dedictvo, dvestotisfc zlatych (dl "a
terajsej hodnoty blizko poltret "a
miliona kor1n). Ale - zial 'bohu
nevideli SINE este, zeby ME
ktory tych Slovakov, ktori majd
po 2-3 miliony kornn majetkul
boil jeden alebo viacerf polozili
Ma oltar naroda po 10000 tisic
kornn ma raz. Alebo tych, kto-
rych dochodok obnasa hoci len
100 tisic kor1n, zeby boil sa nasli
dvaja -traja obeetuj1ci pc 10 ale.
DO 20 tisic koriin ma narodne Gle
lie. Rozumie sa, ze kazda ,obet' ma
svoju atrakciu, nuz nasi zamoz,
nejSi bratia ma Slovensku ma ca.
sopisy, ma agitacn1 itera ttiru, lla
knihy a ma uzakonenie Pittsburgh
skej Dohody, slozia. razom ME.
kol 'ko miionov koriln, mech 81
presvedceni, re Stroke vrstvy ma
roda budn znamenite povzbudeni
a slozia este Wac. .. .
A toto je jeden z prvych kro
kov k pochopeniu dolby.
Bratia drahi! Nahliadnite raz
ne, re V tejto dobe najsilnejsia
najraznejsia zbran je verejna spi
sba. Ucinnejsia nez parliament
kazatel'na verejne shromazde
ina "a slavnosti. Tedy ,chyt tie S
j |tej 'zbrane a sloyenska pravd
| wit 'azi. -.
| Sine rodackym a bratskyl
pozdravom
Slovensky Literarny Krnzo1
V Pittsburghu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
OTAZKY o NATURAI.IZACIl A
ODPOVEDE ZNALCA.
F. l.. /. S.
Clanok III.

OlduOh Ill.
Otazka: ia som obdrzal moi
prvy papier v januari tohoto ro-
ku. Kedy sa mozem uchadzat' o
obcanstvo?
'Odpoved': Musite cakat' maj
menej diva roxy odo dina, kedy
ste dostal vas prvy papier, nez sa
mozete uchadzats obcanstvo, a.
vsak m'usfte byt' vo Spojenych
Statoch najmenej pat rokov.
Ot.: ia som obdrzal moi prvy
papier v j1ni 1916. CT sa mozem
nan teraz uchadzat' obcanstvo
Odp.: Me-, vas prvyy papier JIG
uz neplatny. Platnost' prve'ho pa
pieru vyprsi po 7 rokoch. Musite
vyplnit' druhe Prehlasenie timy-
slu a cakat' diva roxy, nez sa mo-
zete uchadzat' o obcianstvo.
Otazka: Obdrzal som moi prvy
papier a chcem ziskat' pine OBJ
canstvo. AXE s1 podmienky pre-
obdrzanie druheho papieru?
Odp.: Ably ste obdzal .druhy
papier (Certifikat obcanstva) mu-
site byt' najmenej 81 rokov sta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
mattel MIR VI
Vereiny Not&r

Prfsazne syedectva, Knpnc ,rs
dajne snlluyy, PlnomocenstvA w.
stavim spravne q obstaram kon1ur
larne potvrdenie.
$50 ". Federal 6t., Y redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
uRADNE zPRkrX
slovenskej Lfgy ' AansEi1nl
VIII.

Drahl bratia! u
N'ajvacsia mddrost pra'k tickle
no zivota, je poznat' svoju dobu.
PraNda, v chaose myslienko-
vych pr1dov, prevratov, obratov,
rozumnych j nerozumnych expe-
rimentov; casoch chvej1cich sa
tisicerych smeroch, vo vlneni
Shannon krdtiacimi sa duchovny-
mi vichrami: je vel mi t'azka vec
zadovazit' 81 til mndrost' a po-
znat' svoju dobu.
Ami sa nedivime, ze ma Sloven-
sku len vel mi malo l'udl snazi sa
hl'adeet' do d'alsej buducnosti
naroda. Ved to, co sa tam ako
aivotne otazky naroda spomina,
sn predsa len povrchne reci. Slo-
vensky narod nepovedti ma cest.
zivotneho zdaru blazenstva ami
prazski "poslanci a senatori'' a
nj ministri zahranicnych vecf, AMI
socialnej peelivosti, AMI campio-
nj V "kopanej' lfootball), ami pa
risk londynski posi-, ami ma
slovensko dolfhfroovani ,.gymnazi.
alni kultdrtregeriSa kpnedne AM
"a statne peniaze v cudzozem
skych novinach vydavane chvalo.
spevy 70 vsetkeho najmenej
medzi Slovakov vysielani, rozbro.
budiaci ,hochstapleri z Argentiny
a trebars Brazilie.
Slovensky narod bude k pine.
mq, poyedomiu prebudeny jehe
vlastnymi bratmi "a synmi. Ma torn
zaklade kan no zivotnymi obeta
Imi.deNieedli otcovia. Valna znam
ka nosej. eeby terajsej je spravnt
.pochopehe-. myslienka svobody
SvobodK, ':pravdy dobra. Slovac
nesmd byt' v ,:narodnom zivot'
drobeni ami .nabeEensttyom, an
volakou uncle konstruovanou Sta
tnou myslienkou, lani mienkam
cIdzozemska, ale ami svojimi do
macimi politickymi eskamotermi
Sine maly narod. V tom je nasi
nevyhoda, ale v tom je nasa w
hoda. Ny nemozeme hadzat' tt
sice milionov na vselijake pod
Milky, ktore maj1 ga ciel' robit
mas slavnymi ma zapade vyche
de. Nemozeme chciet zatienovat
umelecke diela, ami vedecke w
dobytky velikych narodov. Chct
me byt' len takymi, akymi vi;
dzeme byt' bez ozobraeovania nj
sho l'udu a bez mrhania pody
jej pokladov.
Slovak mech nemami sa 1my
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

Ot.: Ci mohol BY som byt' ma
turalizovany, keby som So pre-
st 'ahoval Pittsburghu q usadil
So ma tri roxy v Clevelande, or
Odp.: Ano, preto ze potion 81
budete nioct zaopatrit syede-
ctvo svedkov, ktori vas znaj1 Y
Clevelande al v Pittsburghn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
fredplat ate 1oungstownske
Slovensk6 Noviny svojiIn
pribuznym ma Slovensku !
MA Pr. DAJ DOM

Vdova preda "a s izbovy dom 5
knpelnou. Vbudovany china cio-
set, francdaske d7verle, kozdbok,
knMne kasne. Ma brehoeh jazera
Glacier. Vel'mi fajnv dom, ktory
predava MATTEL 'ka sania, Haste
sa v &. 81 Mckinley Ave. (29
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
HL'ADAME DIEvCA

alebo zenu stredneho veku pre-
vseobecn1 domacu pracu. Vysved
Genie potrebne. Haste sa v {. 1917
Selma Ave. alebo tel. 3-2473.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

~, muSlte hovOT1t 20 anglIcky,
vas prvy papier nesmie byt star
ii neE Z rokov, nasel ste byvat'
vo spoj. stAtoch najmenej pat
rokov bez preusenia a musel ste
zft jedon rok Y state, kde sa u.
chadzate 0 obcanstv6. Musfse tieE
priviest so sebpu dvoch svedkov,
ktori sd americky1ni obcanmi.
or: o com majd svedkovia
syedcit'.?
Odp.: SEedhevia majn dosved-
cit, ze ste iii Spojenych Sta
toch urcitd dobu, BE ste sa choval.
ako clovek dobraho mravneho
charalteru, cddaneho zasadam Il
stavy Spolenyeh statov a nalcle-
neneho dobremu poriadku q st a.
stu tejto zeme.
Ot.: Jak dlho ma musejd sved-
kovia znat'?
Odp..; Svedkovia musejn vas
poznat' najmenej pat rokov.
OF: CT sd study vel'mi prisne
pri vysluchu tohoto zakomneho o
patrenia?
| Odp.: Ano, vladni uradnici kto.
ri vysetrujd svedkov, vzdy sa pre-
svedcia, ze svedkovia znali zia-
datela predpisanii dobu. Je to
vel mi dolezite priviest' SPRAY
/ nych svedkov.
Ot.: ia som Iii tri roxy v H.
linois diva roxy Pennsylvania
kde byvam al teraz. CT sje treba
ably som priviedol svedkov, ktpri
, by potvrdili moi pobyt.v ' obidvoch
: statoch, Y Illinois aj,.y Pennsyl
vanii? = I. /
! Odp.: Ano, musite priviest' !
naturalizacnemu sildu svedkoy
l ktori vas znali Pennsylvania
Keby tito svedkovia nezpali vs.
( al v Illinois, musite priviest estt
dvoch svedkov, ktori vas znali "a
vasho 3-rocneho pobytu Illinois
Ot.: Obavam sa, re svedkovia
ktori ma znali v Illinois, nebudi
sa moot dostavit' do Pennsylva
ME sveedcit'. Co nam robit v ia
komto prlpade?
! Odp.: Vasi svedkovia mozu do
svedcit' pisomne, re vas pine tr
D roxy poznali. "
Ot. CT je treba, aby to-" Il an;
j. bolo ueinene zvlastnou formou
y Jestlize ano, kde tuto formu MOI
n ohdrzat'? .,..r-,-~
II Odp.: Pri vyplnovani ziadost
h o obcanstvo obdrzfte ziadanu fol-
mu al poucenim cd sndneho p
{ sara (clerk of court).
n Ot.: Zil som tri roxy vo Phils
? delphi a diva roxy v Pittsburgh,
Nemozem priviest svedkov, ktt
ri ma znali oboch mestach. {
= v takomto pripade mozem pr
West diva parry svedkov?
) Odp.: Me, zakon dovol ol'uje le
jedon par svedkov a cinf vynin
+ ku len v prfpadoch, kde ziadate
: I'll vo Wac nez jednom State. Pr
- to re nem6zete priviest' svedko7
ktori by vas boil znali oboe
= mestach, nemozete byt' v priton
" l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

slom stat sa najmedernejsim xzo-
rom civilizAcie.
Mech ma pred ocima zjavy, kto-
re dialy sa okolo nelho nedavno "
Raknsku q Mad 'arsku. Mech sd
chrani napodobnovat' tie zjavy,
ci v politike, q v spolotenskom
zivote. Mech stavia sa proti AXE
mukol'vek podplacaniu a falso-
vaniu verejnej mienky.
Nuz zaraAa mas, ba nevoPou i
rozhorcenost 'ou mas plnI, ked' Vi
dime, ze vlada Cesko-Sloyenskej
Republiky ma Slovensku vydr-
5iava nielen jednotlivcov, ale i ca
sopisy, ktore majd ddajne "a
ciel vychovavat' dakysi jednot-
ny politicky narod, ale ktorvch
vysledok je jedine rozorvavat
telo nar0da.
''Jednotny politicky narod"l
Pod touto viechou hresila proti
nam al inym narodom byualeho
Uhorska mad 'arska A'achta. A
kan zasla'? Verime, ze pride do
ba, v ktorej skutocne narodne
smvsl 'ajnci Mad ari budn preklf.
nat' oel1 til sl'achtickn politiku
! i S jej infor1nacnymi l'ancelaria
mi v Berline, Londyne v Pa:
rizi. A pride doba, kde budd
bratia Cesi rozumie sd i Slovac
prekinat terajsiu cinnost' vlaa
Iych casopisov ma Slovenslu, Ce
sku rszumie sa v cudzozem
sku a ;zvlaste v aAmerike. My y
toMto sehl 'ade necheeme sa pri
podobnovat' ami Mad 'arom, an
Nemcom. lie ssa take .yeei dejd
mozu dat, to nepovazujeme q
nejak1 vyhodu.
4 Skutocna vyhoda maleho naro
da je: ze zivotaschopne myslien
ky v nom rychle sa mozu rozsi
! rit', ze mozu prenikntit vsetk,
vrstvy l'udu, m6zu usEutoenovat
mozu sa snadno odstranovat' kri
vdy, robit' napravy, uvadzat' re
formy. To je Ease vo vel'kych ma
rodoch 'azko robits.
Zmenit' vo vel 'kom narod
smer zakonodarstva, system wy
chovy, hospodarsku a obchodn
politiku, ide vzdy velikyymi &
trasmi ked' da sa previest
ide to len pomaly, postupne
nedokonale. Vo vel l'kom narod
kazda reforma naraza ma storak
il prekazky.
! TAX j pochopit' svoju dobu
SIovakom l'ahsie, nez narodol
pat 'desiat a sto milionovym.
Nuz tedy, ide to, ably vas
= narodne organy celou silou d.
mahaly sa svobody, statocnet
slova, a pouzivaly tnto svobod
ma uvadzanie svedomitych id
predovsetkym v casopisectve
| vychove vobec. Vieme, re ciasto
ne sa to deje. Lenze volakosi i
k1navo, ME nadost' otvoreno,
primne. Casopisy smysl 'ajdce T..
dzo slovensky, nesmu sa dat m.
lit ami cenz1re, ami stekaniu nj
jatych jednatel'ov a politikastro'
Pocuvame zavse ponosu ma "sl
venskn chudobu Ocakavame,
tych par l'udf, ktori ST mas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
Ma PREDAJ FARMA

:}5 akrova yel'kym domom,
bank barnou a inymi budoviska-
mi. Nachodi sa len 20 mindt ce-
sty Cd Youngstown, na tehlovej
ceste. Poulicna kara ide cez far
mu. Len $4,000 pre- rSchlu kilpu.
Haste sa II G.. I'll. Bloom, 1888
Hillman st. Telefon SS23S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
KED CUCETE VIASTNIT DOM,
TU MATE PRfLEzrTosf!

4. WfIL4 HANSON a Erie ST., 8 izbo-
w dom, lot 5ox162 2o-stopovou u
liekou "a domom, hodi sa pre- garadz !
alebo gazov1 stanicu. Cena $1,000.
PYATT ST., 6 izbovy dom, moderny,
lot 64x15O garadzom. Cena $4,65o.
BRITAIN ST., izby, pivnica, ku
chyaa. Lot 50x13O. Cena $3.50.
WILKINSON a, Price Road, 5 izbo-
w dom pol akron zeme, utica dlaz-
ldcna, garadz, gaz,. elektrika. Cena len
s3,75o, $1,000 hotovych.
/, STEVENS IL ST. pri Ohio Works, 5
Eeel'kyeh izieb, kdpel6a fornes. Cena
EsA15o,, !" =, !. :
|. !: LOFTY ma. Belle Vista a Maryland,
dobre podmicnky.
I-- MORLEY AVE, 5 izbovy dom, elek-
trika, fornes, gaz, utica dlazdena Wy
platcna. Cena $3.50.
FAIRVIEW AVE, 6 izbovy dom,
; gaz, voda, fornes, lot 40x15o, 20 $4,55o.
TRUESDALE AVE, pri Shelby, 6
vel 'kych izieb, vsetko moderne. Studna
i garadz, vel 'ka halla kdpelna. Toto
jo lacnota "a $3.50.
CALEDONIA AVE, 6 izbovy dom,
moderny, triplovany garadz. Cena len
$3.50.
BELLEvIEW Wiseman, Z izbovy
dom, k1pel ia "a elektrika. Cena $3.50.
OKLAHOMA pri Market ST., izbo.
w dom, fornes, kdpelna, utica dlazde-
ma vyplatena. $3.50.
MABLE AVE. pri South Ave-, 5 IL
bovy semi bungalow, vsetky moderne
pohodlia. Cena $3.50.
! KRASNE FARMY!
s5 ARROvA farma, obsiata, North
Jackson, statok vsetky masiny, len
"a $4,000. Zriedkava prilezitost'.
A name al Wac dobrych 1rodnfch
fariem, taktiez domov ma predaj. 0
'alsie vysvetlenie hlaste sa
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
Through The Static

There wasn't great deal Of static last night, but 1t seemed just about impossible 10 bring in anything ex- cept Springfield with any degree of satisfacNon. We're getting used to hat though. The program from WBz vas one which would please anyone, so We listened 10 it, dashing away once in awhile 10 make an at tempt at bringing in some other sta ton. Once h q while We succeeded,
 Uncle BiH was down from Sweet Meadows. Vermont. last night and he paid lis weekly visit 10 WBZ. Uncle Bill Ls one O the best loved characters in ,hc radio world and his quaint New England philosophy has won him many friends. Last night he talked about the creation 0. the earth and daylight saving time, He said that folks I'D his way were pretty much upset. Uncle Bill vas ia a 1oe'ie mood and he recitod sovora, selections in his own quaint style. A funny story IS told about Uncle TiI Some time ago, at the s'art C. one o' his broadca.sts. he said hat he had contracted a heavy cod and he expressed the hope that radio fans would have no difficulty in hcaring him over the air. A Few days later a package arrived at the studio in Springfield. the package occastoning q great deas of curiosity among the members ot the staff. II vas opened and was found 70 be rom "Connecticut Friends" who lad sent 70 Uncle Bl,l piece Of red flannel and a slice of pork, the old .Ime remedy for colds. The follow ing poem was found in the package; 70, dear JGc'e Bill of Sweet Mea-
 dows
 : Dispenser O. humot and wit
 We're sorry you swallowed the mi
 crobe
 And that your throat Is not fit
 "Paraaps you have not remembered To 'ry 9ut this remedy old.
 Tho i.'e been In our country lo0i
 time
 And c4red Full many a cold.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

West Haven, May 7.-Edward ], Wilson. of West Haven, was elected great sachem of the Connecticut Council of the Independent Order of Red Men at the seth annual busi- ness council Of that order here, The other principal officers elected were: Great senior sagamore, William Newport, Torrington; great junior saCamore, A. NJ. pohlman. South Norwalk; great prophet. Charles l.. Peck, Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
KpKA-Pittshurgh--30s

6.Sn ?. m.-BasebaN scores. Dinner
 concert. 7:25 p. Baseball scores, 7:30 ?. rl.-JncIe Ed S ?. m.-Baseba scores S:30 D. m,-Program by the National
 Stockman and Farmer studio, 9 ?, m.-KDKA Little symphony
 orchestra, a:3O ?. m.-Teaberry Time. 9:35 ?. m.-Stockman reports. 9:55 ?. m.--Time signals; weather.
 Baseball scores. 11:15 p. m.--Concert from the Pitts
 burgh Post studio.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
WEAF--New York--4e7

{ D. m.-Dinner music. Q. m.-Mld-week services. I:30 D. m.-Josiah B. Free, baritone. T:40 ?. m,-Lecture, Episodes in
 American History"
 Topic: The New Sectionalism." 5 D. m.-"Cushman's Serenaders," S:30 D. m.-"Touring, g D. n1.-Radio Artists. 10 ?. m.-"The Silvertown orch" II ?. m.--Vincent Lopez orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
WGY-Schenectadx--ssO

6:5o ?. m.--Hotel Ten Eyck orch, D. m.-Ben Bernie's orchestra, ?. m.--Toast program, In connec- ton with opening Of new Hotel Van Curler at Schenectady; music by Ben Bernie's orchestra, assist ed by metropolitan soloLsts. S;$0 ?. m.-Program from Wana- makers Auditorium. New York. 9:G0 ?. m.-U. S. Navy band. 10:3O ?. m.-Dance program from Hotel Van Curler, Schenectady, by Ben Bernie's orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07

$ D. m,-Phuharmonic Trio, b:;5 ?. m.--Eesults Of baseball games,
 I D. m.-Market report. f:05 D. ~1.- Bedtime story. 7:l5 D. n.--Lerer from ,rs New England Homestead, At Inc The aters."
 ?. m.-CAarIes Diamond, Jro sax
 cphonist.
 S:-5 ?. m.-Margaret Mckay Bur
 Eeyin, soprano; J. I. Mckay, bari tone and vlo.in!st; Prof. Albert x.
 Tucker. pianist. , D. u1.-Ta'k on the Sinking Of
 the Lusitania" in 1915, s:15 D. m.-Prlzs winners in this
 years Massachusetts Federation ot
 Music clubs contest. Io.o6 ?. m,--ClarK Male Quartet. 1o:ss ?. m.-Tlme signals, weather, II D. m.-Hotel Brunswick orchestra I1:3o ?. m.-Ramsay's Radio Four. II:4S ?. r.-Hotel Brunswick orch.