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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
S2sHFhe Radio Star
1000 WAITER AT
KPO SOON
Frisco Station to Step Up
% It's Power

SAN FRANCISCO July "a San
Franchises first high power broad
casting station win 80 ON the ctr
within the next Few weeks when
station kPO Hale lirothers and tho
Chronicle. will dedicate its new
t.0oO-wptt transmlttcr. which viii
replace the present 5oo.watt equip
mont First broadcnsts viii be ON
/ 900 watts
The new apparatus, representing
more than five years Of expert
meniation IN tho Western Electric
laboratories, IS Of special design ana
construction, and is tho first OF is
kind to be put into active service
Tho trBnsmittcr has been 80
pccially designed Tor quality rather
than extreme strength OF signals
and viii operate with high e.
ncioncy over sound board OF from
so 60 1909 cycles, transmitting with
equal clarity tho beat Of drum or
tho highest note OF violin.
To house the new tranamittcr,
AAN ahAANAAlA fNAiftAiflAtF wv HAssAA ~
kpO and the contributing artists, an
elaborate suite OF operating and
generator rooms. studios and offices,
as well as large reception room.
arc now being built and rapidly
nearing completion,
OF special interest 20 listeners will
be the studios. one housing the
great KPO organ. with sufficient
room TO accommodate sO-pirce
band or symphony orchestra and
a secondary studio for solo ana
smaller ensemble broadcssting, a
novel feature OF tho arrangement
viii be the placing OF the announcer
who viii be located al a permanent
post between the two studios, and
with personal mIcrophonc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Templar Bands to
Be Broadcast Here

a solid week OF band music by
visiting knights Templnr organlxa.
tions will be broadcast starting
Monday, July 81. by KFoA, W. X.
Bert, studio director. announced
today. A permanent hookup with
tho Volunteer park bandstond has
been put in.
The week will open with con.
cert by Sloan band, tho million.
dollar band from the Chicago com.
mandery, Monday evening at $3.50.
A Kansas City band will play Tues.
day; others will be heard during
the week. All the concerts VIII run
from $3.50 until 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived July SisaRlr NcEiraH frum
Boston via pUfts az ksAs "a ~, iuiy 90,
Africa Asru from Shanghai via ports
AZ tstb .. me- ptr Dorothy LprArubaeh
from uasgsn via pofta at $50 D m,
sailed July 2! Str President Acitins
ley for Tacoma a. 2 r. IN July 90 Ms
los Aiam1H for los Angeles ht p. ms.
ctr Admiral RodmRn for Ocean Fhiir via
Vancouver a. 7.2p y. M ctr Toyama
MARI for Vancouver Of s.ls y. m. str
CGrdova Tor Alaska ~ $40 y. M. str
AisHhn Ion Tacoma Rt Gao y m. str
". Il Chamberlain. Jr.. for Tacoma a.
$40 = NJ. str poyiostown for Everett
at 1875 70 W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Station
HOME
Broadcast by Ann Tenna

WHAT makes broadcas,ing sta.
w ton POPULAR Is IL untaillus
compliance with request numbers, or
the presence OF an announcer with a
contagious personality? Heads Of
broadcasting stations are stlll not
sure. says Kingsley Wcllca. who
writes in the August Radio Broad.
cast magazine:
THE directors OF broadcasting sta.
tons will admit, almost to n man.
that they are. after four years. still
experimenting. They are not yet
really certain what the public wants.
But ono IL certain that the public
is primarily interested In the best.
III broadcasting station has
gained reputation for excellent
classical music or for jazz music OF
good quality. or for good lectures and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Vessels in Por. at Seattle

American Can Co : Dock Str ALASKA
nsii street Terminai-u T. l.. H. r
Heather. q. n !. H. r. sWir,sure
pier ctr W. " Chamberlain. Js
Pier str Doyisstown,
Grand Trunk Dock Str Admiral Rod.
man
rier Str C0rdovh
Pier A. Ms cnRliHmha
Pier n Ma HnobyAlia.
pier D--NH Cuiburra.
Pacific Coast Goa Hunkers-str New.
port News.
Connecticut Street Trrminal--schr Eric,
Etr Annie ~ Campbell
Aihors prpa. Mining Co,--str whsntlAnd
Montana.
Commercial Boiler Works Str. william
NJ. Tupper Santa Ana.
Hartford street TcrminAi-str HHniey.
East waterway Dock & Warehouse Co
strs Lena Lurksnbaoh, Queen.
General Petroleum TermlnAl--MH los
Alhmna.
Todd's Dry Dook--Ms Patterson
Fishers TormInal-str President McKln.
ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Band Music Is
Radio Rage Nou

Radio seems TO run In waves Once
upon time vocal solos were all the
rage. Then orchestras became the
fad. Not long ago negro splrituals--
which radio in a way redlseovered-
we're on many programs Now band
music is the favorlte Many broad
casters have discovered that open mir
radiocasting OF bands is a success and
IRE going TO It" with vim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

day. by rrndlng washing
b. me Central Family Laundry. Al
DIs washiuR and most ~ mo ron
Ing 20 pounds 400, week eha'r
IAnLII.nlIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
10000 Sets From
Store in a Day

Those few skcptics who still think
radio Is lad are invited to take
notice that one New York department
store sold 10000 sets in one day. re-
Gently. That's more monographs
than one store ever sold In q week.
Zen thousand sets in one day-ln
summer. when everyonc's kicking
q bout the slump"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
INDUSTRIALS AT
NEW HIGHS
Market Easily Absorbs Pro-
tit Taking, Is Buoyant
WALL STREET JovRNAL rISAN.
lIAI nIrNIItM


NEW YORK. July 2l.-Dcapitr the
lTreguiaFity which characterized the
greater part OF Mondays session. in.
dustrial shares attained "A further
record htEh at l5b at the close. Tho
ability II the market 10 absorb prof
u taking encouraged constructive
sentiment. and the general list main
tanned generally buoyant tone.
American Sugar continued In nc
tive demand. pushing 10 ncy high
ground Tor thc year AT sSA. on ac-
cumulhtlon In anticipation OF con.
siderhbly higher prices
Heihlchcm Steel was active at the
best levels OF the move. around
tsAs and the other steel shares
were also stimulated by Indications
Of rapid Improvement in tho trade.
The market opened Irregular. L.
:. steel lieA. up = Baldwin. lil4,
Off = General Electric. gS7: l.. \.
Rubber. bih. Off = American .oco-
motive. iibA. Off = Sears, Rocbuck.
ISIS, up IL; Mack Truck. 1897
American Can, 2o5 =. or y Ameri-
can sugar, esq. up =: bethlehem.
fshs, UP Il: Consolidated Gas. aih,
up = Pan-Amrrlcan II. 75a, orr 4
Allicd Chemical. 92Is. UP (, Texas
Company, Ash, up 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Studio Chart Is
Aid to Director

To help them In placing various
instruments In an orchestra, for
broadcaAting. charts arc used by
XII studio directors These charts
Of the studio floor show the best
arrangement Tor grouping orchea'
tras. hands, choruses and 30 forth.
The same system has. Of course.
been in use for years in photograph
recording rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Building Permits

IN. a n Russell. Mod Dental bldg,
frame residence, Isboo. 1903 set,
ave. ~,
4. L. Levin, 2sos y. sprlng At. frame
reHidenct. $500. SIG seth ave.
Frank Bale. ii!5 nth ave, alter fran,
reaidvnro. $1,000. i7il n. 10th ~.
w q. Clark, ioS Seventh ave. n, q. NJ
store. $4,000, soi-ii ~ broadway.
I'D Hamilton, $500 36th s. W. frame
residence. $4,000: 1855 seth ave. g. W
Ray l. Wentworth. 2asi n. 18th. frams
residence, $4,000: eti5 woodlawn ave.
y, =. Emhrce, ais w. Wheeler. frame
residence, $4,000: sofa s6th 4. w,
Falrviow Home Bldg Co., s9a ". $50
frame residence, $4,000; sac y. SOth ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
She Is Offered
"Bobs" for Life

Betty Patrick, soloIst with tho
Patrick'Marsh orchestra, who sings
from XII, has a burbor.admiror.
He wrNo her the other day Tint
he'd bob her for life, 80 pleased
wax he with her singing, Betty is
now reported looking for songs TO
charm the hearts Of restaurant
owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
HOCKEY PLANS GO AwRy

uOLYOKE, Mass, Two high
school girls hero decided to slip off
to Springfield for holiday instead
OF going to school They "bummcd'
II ride from an Rutolst who heard
thcm talking about their plans. Ito
tool, them TO the school and led them
Mp to the front door,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
NeW Broadcaster
Opens in Chicago

woK. nsw Chicago broadcasisr,
came on the air Monday evening for
the first lime. It's wave Isnxth Is
siT.2 meters. ono Of the lowest as.
signed. The tranBmlttcr In ut Home
wood. M. % miles from the studio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
3 SITUATIoN-FEMALE

WOMAN with girl if years wants
work. hourekseper or chsmber
work. Regina Hotel. 30l Second
Ave. 8. Phone. HAin-its5. Room
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

LOET. Ht HlrhmoBd Beach, black and
white female bull terrier AElIsf-
1905 or Kennedy Kitchen, Re-
Et.uFn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
: FEMALE HELP WANTED

FOLLY PHIM aHyF. ~ just couldn't
Keep house without tho Cascade
Laundry. my family washing r.
- nicely done. and It's TehfOn-
able. toO-i5 pounds for AlEg
Cascade Laundry. MAin-lbDD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

HIDES AND WOOL
buying prices Z. o. b. Sesttie)

suEar--CAne. per cwt ANN.
Beet. per cwt. ..,.,,......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
OTHER STATIONS
pacific Tims1

KrO U2s). San Franeiseo--s, Russian
program; .. studio music: 10. orchestrs.
XIX 5000, oakisnd--1. news and
markets.
KGO t30i. oaklGud--s. studio pro-
gram; 10. orchestra.
XII us7), Los AnRelcs-s. program
.. orchestra. 10. ballad hour.
XIII uo5), Los Angeles. program
10. orchestra.
xxx $3.50. Los Angeles. Town
crler: 10. movie night.
KGw add. Portland-s. concert. .
and 10. orchestras.
voc $50, Davsnport--s, musical
program.
wCCO an. Twin clues-5, wEAF
program; Z, news.
KOA 1899, Donvsr--sllent night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
LOST AND FOUND

lost Shepherd dor. license No,
gIzg. SATURDAY. evening. near IT,
brarv Reward for bis return or
information lrndinE 90 his re-
fayrry This is the only golden
brown shepherd be- Seattle ana
caully recognize g.. Hinnrt. MAIN
1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

For dancing you1l have Eddie
Harknex' Marine room orchestra To-
cally. Up and down the coast YOU
can get orchestras anywhere from
10 on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

Green Bldg
JAZz plano tauEht. BTIn's. sos Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
ShGlr@Hour a+ssAr 1oda@
TUESDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

KTOA B5tD--f2.so. Klwanls lunch.
ard 8, Hofmann orchestra. sts and
40, studio programs. 10. dance music.
kJR $50 1000. studio program: !.
markets; 1915. musicale. 2:i5. homo
economics talk; 8, theatsrs; $3.50. studio
program.
KTCL .(3051--s.5o. markets. news.
70. KTcL Riddles club. 7. Klrchner'.
orchestra. lecture. .. cnristlAn Science
seizure, ., Northwest Products orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
OTHER STATIONS

KPO tesD. San Frnncisoo--7. orohes.
ira: 8. program: ., orchestra. 10. or
cheEtra,
KIN tSoo). oskland--s. educational
program; .. music.
KGO t3oD. Oakland--7. news; silent
night.
XII ti0D' Los AnEoles-s and .. pro-
grams. 10. orchestra.
XIII 900, Los Angeles. astronomy
talk $3.50. program. 1880, orchoHtra,
kNN $3.50, Hollywood -, orchestra:
and o. programs
kuW ooi), Portlsnd-B and 10. con-
ceTtr.
kfAE $50. PulimRn--7.5O, musical
programs. farm talks.
hoA i3RSl, Denycr-7ii5. vioe-preal-
dent Dawes in "Bhail me Senate Change
Its Wuiss7~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW york July go Foreign ex-
change closed strong. Sterling. StsbS!
francs, s0,oijg4, up tOOOOsG lire.
1o.0tao, up iO,oOOi Y belgium, SO.OIss V,
IN so.o0o0h marks. ssSi sweden, g6Sh.
Norway, lsaa, up so 0Og7. Montreal 81,
iIongkong iiA; Shanghai, TN. Yoke.
hama, ii5ii Greece, {O.0lbSM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
WEDNESDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

KfOA $50, 1890. Rotary club lunch
and 8, Holman orchestra. s:ts, Hop
per-Kslly program. $50. strolicrs' quar-
tst
kJR t1sD--i. markets; fiis. musicals:
2:ib. music lovers club. g. thcatera; Z,
studio program. S:1O. studio program
9.is. studio program.
kTCL td05l -s:5o. markets. news: 10.
Van Cooks exercises. 1875, KTCt. Rad.
dies club; Z. travsloR; 3. KTCI Friendly
Advisor: S7o. The Voice OF Seattle; ..
Alaska night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
San Francisco Produce


'""NWFN VWWINTTHWN
Buttcr-- Extras 81 \ prime flrsts. nom.
innl
understood pullotH, 27bc,
Cheese Cal. flhtR, fancy, 92c; California
Young Americas, fancy, 7bhc, Oregon
Triplets, 2Shc. Oregon Young Amcrl.
cha, csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
ORCHESTRAS ON
LOCAL BILLS
And Up and Down the Coast
There Are Others

GENERAL interesting breakfasts
~ are on tho hills locally and M
and down the coast Tuesday evening
Radio Star also wishes 10 give fair
warning that Vice President Charles
a Dawes will speak from NOA. az
Denver "Wednesday evening at 1;i5,
~. $. IT, and viii tell what he thinks,
more or less, about the senate
Folks who like 20 compare orches-
tras will have n chance Tuesday eve
ming, LSnge's Italian folk songs win
be played by Mr., Holmann's Olympic
players on the s o'clock dinner pro,
gram The same collection Is ON the
Puget Sound Savings and Loan pro-
gram, played by Henry Damskis
orchestra. starting az $50,
Carnation MIX Farms make their
bow as radio broadcaster from
kFoA at 6;4S. presenting Mrs. Clara
r. Bean. piano: Mary Jones, violin.
Effie pougas. soprano. and Harry L,
Lemon. baritone. In concert. At
$40 the same station broadcasts a
concert by such professionals as
Nina Cole Donnelly, Ross Cole Boct-
tiger, Victor T.. Cooks. Jean Middle
Ton and others
For dancing you'll have Eddie
Harknes Marine room orchestra To-
caily. Up and down the coast you
can get orchestras anywhere from
10 on.
KoA will broadcast band concerts
Thursday and Saturday evenings for
ne next three weeks; switching for
Friday and Saturday evenings for
he rest OF the summer Denver's
municipal band will be used.
Packard Ballad hour from XII
starts at 10 Tuesday. featuring the
Ashley Sisters. Polly Hall and other
favoritos. There's dinner dance or
chestra at O.
Ut At htrAFy uiN3uAstaA starts ~
80 Wednesday. with vocal and in
ssrumenial solos. book and farm
talks broodcas, by Pullman students
md Professors
OH songs and instrumental pieces
viii form the main part OF "Ye Old
Time Concert" broadcast by KGo.
Tuesday evening. Two Little Girls
ia Blue" musical crustacean OF
Civil War days. win start the pro-
ram. and Listen TO the Alocking
Bird" sung by Alice Bradley. so.
prnno. win finish part one OF the
broadcast. Frank Figone. basso pro-
furdo. viii sing three deep-sea songs
lori Cough. child wonder celilst.
graduate OF the Parts Conservatory.
l-Iter in the evening win be heard
IN two groups Of solos Mango
Hughes win play her accompani-
sneuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Classified Advertising
Rates

Transient RATES
count BiN Words 10 The Linrj
ono line or more insertion.
70 Cents Per Line
one line or more Insertions
rs Cents Per Line
Ono Line or M0rc-g insertions.
iG Cents Per Line
Male and Female Help wanted
and Male and Female Situations
rate per line .s..sssFs.slu CENT
MI. CLASSIFIED ADVEHTlFtht
COMING FROM OUT or TIL
STATE or WASHINGTON COSTS
&C. A WORD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from tho L. r. Weather Bureau
TATUoEH tHi.ASo. July II - n. M
Barometer rising. cloudy. wind south. 10
miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO July 20.-Cash whent-No
rod. fl5sA ai.6i, No rrd. ,i.bS,
No. 2 hard, ILbsb 9isly No. . hard
it.67h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
EDNIHDS
II-I.N %

July -
iirst Low Tide
~ % a ~ Sh n.
Iirst High Tide
1at p % III n
second Low Tide
iiEN am 81 n.
Second high Tide
90 D. m III Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
WHOLESALE flour, GRAIN. rTED
Qnotatlnns ht IIsher Ilonflnr MILL
nay
ouoia,Ion, By W. 2. jain a Co.
yrGrr.ntrs,
VEGETABLES
rrioes Paid Wholesale Dealer.
Quotations by Pioneer Fruit q Produce

trhs prices given arc those made 10
retail dealers BY wholesaler, with a
few seasonal exceptions. prices 10 pro-
dueers can BE- figured b. dsductinE the
cost OF transportation 10 Beattis and
approximately rs per cent for hauling,
storage and selling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


Sugar Raw, quiot. spot, iia7. refined
1ulct. graduated. tb,s6MbA6
Coffee No Rio ON spot, iglsci snntoa
No, 4, qSamsa.c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Female silver hair Persian
kitten Reward, lice seventh,
MAin-6lSS
LOST ,AlrcdRlc dog, male. liccnsc
No. 779g, RAnicr-i79S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

/ D HFfralns tyrFbl
TO- Constellation.
IT. Sleeps
ne Rests
ii Paired
n Species or nut that stain teeth
black whom chewed.
rs The cyrlhRhsH
90 Geographical drawing
.2l quick movements
80. Illiet worn over hair
&c. Above,
az Talked wildly
20 TnFdifr
ll Common bulb flower
.gg Principle
30. Dwelling.
.8bl Summer drink.
IS. Abated
20, Having name
tg. PinrrcH by tuatA
80, To divide
~ Portions Of medicine.
is Coin from China
30 To pfancc.
~, Heating apparatus
W a dark spot on tho skin.
Isl, To shower
5k. Pitcher
10. Slight depression
81 To employ.
&C., Mineral spring,
Co. Hebrew word FOR God
90 Half an en-.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS
PUZZLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
A TRANSPORTATION
LEGAL NOTICES

HEREAFTER | will not be respon-
able FOR any debts contracted by
my wife, Helen II. Rock she has
left my home a, NJ, Rock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

JULY ~
itr.t high Tide
ass a. m BG r.
first Lew Tide
iiEGs e m % a.
Second nigh Tide
- . m. ii,s n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";

100 10 100 lines used during calcn-
dar month .r....li cents per line
zoo 10 800 lines used during Caien-
dhr month ......lg cents per line
200 10 800 lines used during calen-
Gar month ..t...l2 cents per line
400 10 800 lines used during calsn-
dhr month s..liA cents per line
BOG 10 500 lines used during cAlcn-
Oar month .--...li cents per limo
eco 20 bh5 lines used during calen-
OAR month ...iOh cents per line
100 nr moro lines used during cal
rndar month ..-.l0 cents per line
CptFpSS-Cnsh ln Advnnce-lD0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

| CONSOLE vICTRoLAS. A
few OF the newest mod
al Console. Nictr olas,
used only for demon
strating purposes. can
not be told from new.
at exceptional reduc-
tlons. Two only $40:
flat top Consoles, SIS.
Three only. $3.50, divided
top Consoles. sos. Three
only Art Model Period
$3.50 Consoles ut sl7S.
Convenient terms ar
ranged. sherman. Clay
4 Co.. Third ave. at
Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
EGGS ADVANCE
ONE CENT
Prices Up on Hens and Old
BOOSTERS

Esgs advance 4 &C. dozen Monday
on extras and Washington fiTstu No
Increase was noted on pulleta.
Poultry also advanced a cent due
60 heavy buying and light receipts
boosters also advance iC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
HIiINUIE MARKET
FIRST GRADES


Standard AloolS .ipor Ba, Ter NJ.
Common STARS, G.g.t 80 81, 90
Common stars, ga, so. ,8 l.OO.i,lt
Common Clears ,,, igS.iaG tgO.i7,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

FIXED SPACE RATES
line or more for ~ months.
$500 per line,
line or more for months.
1915 per line
i line or more for months.
1850 per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13

Being knockout with tho ladies'
Is c,nch. according 20 John v A.
Weaver. New York writer and poet.
whose wife IL Peggy wood, the stage
star. lie managed It. he says In this
weeks Liberty. starting with practi'
eally nothing in the way Of social
brilliance. simply by following tho
advice OF friend who was wow
Learn TO dance" was the FIRST
item IN tho rules which were given
him. Take half a dozen lessons
from professional who ia a top
no,chcr-not teacher. q stage man.
Then. when you have your stuff
down cold. dance we'll but sloppily.
Make IL look like you didn't care
Never raise your voice. BE sort
OF tired. II you want 10. More or
less bored. Never got excited. When
you say something you know Is fun
ny, let it slide out-dont point Il.
"Bo polite to older people. hand
them all sorts Of soft soap; put on
extra manners for them. with the
daughters. however, never be polite
oh. don't mean you should be ag.
grcsslvely rude. But. you know. off
hand. Never pay a direct compli.
ment--that Is. so that girl is sure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
WITNESS CONE;
STOPS PROBE
Inquiry Into Death OF II
Wealthy indians Delayed

PAwHusKA, Okla. March Ia
The court Of inquiry into tho orgy
OF murders OF wealthy Usage In.
dams during the past three yonra
being conducted by federal and state
officials came 10 an abrupt adj
journmcnt today.
Federal agents have been comb
Ing tho rugged hills OF tho Usage
Indian nation for two days in
search Of an important witness.
Failure to find the wltncaH caused
adjournment OF tho hearing. off
cinh Indicated.
a federal grand jury viii meet
Ia Oklahoma city March 20 to aid
IN the investigation. United tsates
District Attorney w a. Maurer an.
nouneod
That a huge plot TO murder veal
thy OahgeB In order to gain posses,
sion OF their oil lands had boon
carried on wns indicated by off.
clals.
Rauchcra Of the onnEo nation.
wearing broad trimmed hats and
hlgh.hccled boots. gathered here To-
day and discussed the inyostiga'
don
II was generally believed Il
wealthy white "squaw man" was
the master mind" behind the muir
ders. set al II IN number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
ny wm.IIAM J. McEyoY


WASHINGTON, March ls-on
and water-thc conservation OF tho
nations petroleum oil resources and
the readiustmcnt OF tho reclamation
projects TO irrigatc the arid lands Of
tho Wesi--arc the principal problems
0cmg tho interior department ps Il
enters a new administration after
four years OF trouble, clim0Ncd by
Teapot Dome uphcnvals,
Secretary Hubert Work OF Denver.
with ultimate knowlodgr OF these
two Western problems which vitality
affected the national progress, has
Instituted extensive research into
both.
Special commissions have gone
forth in both fields with the backing
% President Coolidge, who u paying
special attention TO obtaining coop,
Grafton OF tho oil producers IN obtain.
Ing an organization Of the industry
60 prevent depletion Of tho national
reserve. The oil conservation board.
consisting OF Secretary Work AS
chairman. with Secretaries Weeks,
Wilbur and Hoover as members. is
NOW conducting exhaustive question,
ing Of tho oil leaders.
The bureau OF mines OF the IN.
terror department Is keeping check
ON oil. gasoline and coal production.
in cooperation With the board.
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
Finncy has gone 10 Cheyenne. TO ties.
tify Tor the government in tho Tea.
pot Dome trials now in progress. and
the department Is lending all assist