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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Some More About
the Parenthood
of "Let IL Rain

nEAR RADIO STAR; noted a
IL reference TO the song. Let II
Rain" and statement TO the effect
that the tune thereof Ia a steal from
a Salvation army hymn,
From the time Of the Inception OF
the Salvation army. It has appropri'
ated tunes from the old Gospel Hymn
hook and the Pcntecostal Hymn book
and other old-tlmen. and. indeed,
often using the words as well as this
tunes.
Tho two hymns you refer 90 as
being steals" from the Salvation
Army Hymn book. are. to the con-
trary. taken Tor stolen" using your
own terrn1 from the old Gosps
Hymual. aud both hymns arc. he
lisve. found also in the old ''Pcute.
costal Hymnal,"
These tunes were composed by au.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
BOY EXPLORER
HUNTS MEN
Reports Branded Savages in
Latin American JungIeS

MISNEAPuLts. sept The
worlds youngest explorer left here
"a few days ago TO search FOR branded
savneea of Central and South Amer
lea whom he believes 80 be rem
nHntH of nm ancient Aaiatte Aryau
rper which migrated 10 this hemh
sphere In the dim past.
=. J Bliss. 10. accompanied by a
University Of Minnesota student. viii
attempt 20 motor the entire distance,
IN De succeeds in reaching Ecuador
By automobile Il viii be tho first
time The journey has been made
overland Blihs is taking dynamite
with him 70 blast way when tho
jungle becomes impsns,rAbls by or.
binary methods.
The Rlisa theory Of the origin Of
the tribes he Ia seeking. several
members nf whom he Jaw on a proyi'
Gus trip. hu; whose villages he was
unable 10 locate. il based partly on
the ancient slgn Of tho swhstikA he
noted branded on their faces.
I, was this which led him 10 sur.
mise they we're tho last remnants Of
Aryan tribes supreme In Asia IN pre-,
historic times. The one trlbs In
Ecuador has the sign branded on
tho faces Of iiA members. The Con.
trail American tribe uses the same
sign on It's pottery.
Bliss plans 70 bring back several
members Of tho "ios; race IL hn Is
successful in discovering their vii.
lagos on previous trip he eneoun.
tered number Of tho branded say,
ages. but WIS unable TO trace them
TO their homes.
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IL statesmen WANTED

TAILORING SALESMEN--po YOU
want to make real money! Con-
meet with us, Bona fidc tailoring
at wholesale prices, Customers
will stick with you, Large COM
missions. bonus, Only good mon
wanted. Give fun SetnilR first
10 TcxlIio Ridr. Cincinnati q
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oruln STATIONS
Seattle Programs for Tonight

excerpts from rhals taiassancb This
Lasl CHORD gauilYant The butterflies
lhteiukui.
alts-si5 r. NJ,
KFoA-shsrmau clay musical pro
gram,
Is 4, VI.
krcLg- kirrbnsrs concert orchestra,
blaO-tp n. NJ
Studio mNsieal program.
ktR studio musical program
g-to A., NJ.
kTCfs--s Saving Sam Coiofsd quartet
singing I Went o. Hs Headyl Balm ir
dUsAd, quartet; Kentucky Home. jsssis
oassa watkins; Little David steal
Away. auartgt 90 peun Moses y n
IT, Hooker. witness tnfd what 9
Morning.. gpartft Swares River. Estsili
Slater jackson. Got Robe. Couldn't
Hear Melody Fray quartet. uia uiaet
Joe. Charles c. Daniels. The Tack
Aloha. Quarst
tV-iI \. NJ.
MIR gaFdon kubauFus's orchestra.
KEIA EDDIE ilarkHcss' orchestra.
ieiia-MIDSIuHr
kTcts=Jsrkls Nputrrs ofshsatFa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
ssEEhe Radios Star
He Likes Thursday
EUening Broadcast
by Damski Players

Dear Radio star; l read in Radio
Star a letter written by one ~ our
fair Seattle gtntl5r scx complaining
about tho broadcast ~ kJR on
Thursday. Seattle silent night"
The young lady stated In her
letter that tho music broadcast by
KJR on these nights was hum
drum and interfered with her rccop-
ton Of KGo plays
wish 10 extend my sympathy 20
tho young lady for not being able
20 choke out kJR when she wants
20 set some outside station. How
ever. ! would like 10 disagree with
her when she makes tho statement
that the programs put on the air
by the Puset Sound Savings s Loan
association. broadcast over kJR are
very hum-drum.
or course everyone has moro or
less a different ear for music, but
must admit tho programs played
under the direction OF Henri Damskl
arc certainly somo OF tho finest We
have ever received, and everyone
who has listened In over our set
remarks about tho wonderful pro-
grams OF the 5. s = Is l. Rsso-
citation. and as VIC happen 70 have
one OF tho finest instruments on
the market, with practically an un-
limited distance. we arc by no
means limited 20 only local reeep-
ton.
However. on Thursdays. we al
ways look forward TO the broadcast
over KJR.
Individually. my vito and and
NIL OF our friends regard the broad
cast on Thursday night BY KJR
as special program. rather than
some hum-drum music
A. n. BRADY,
SlI l. C. Smith Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Woman Blamed
for Own Death

A coronor's inquest, held before
Deputy Coroner william j. Jones
Friday morning, decided that Mrs
Sarah II. johnson, an aged woman
who was killed Saturday night by
a Mount Baker street car on Jack
son st.. came TO her death thru
her own negligence.
Vito Coyclli, t0ii Poplar st.,
driver OF an auto at the scene OF
tho tragedy and George Woodruff
t4il 95th ave. s.. motorman on
tho street car, were eXonerntcd OF
any blame in connection with Mrs
Johnson's death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
Malays Like Our
Timed Sardines

American sardines have been the
outstanding imports of foodstuffs
during tho past two months TO
Penang writoB American Consul
Richard Ford, Penang, Straits Set
Elements, In report received In the
department Of commerce, Tho con-
sumption OF sardines appears 90 DO
on the increase, and the higher
PURCHASING power among tho mid
die class Chinese and Malays Ia
creating much larger market for
this class OF goods Thus Snr no
other band OF this type of fish has
boon able to compete successfully
with tho American lines
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thors antedating the time Of the IN,
ocption OF the Salvation army.
As very small child l heard them
sung time and time again IN the
United Brethren church and the
Methodist Episcopal church. and. IN.
decd. they were used BY other
Protestant denominations. These
same hymns were, for a long time.
copyrighted.
I'm Glad That salvation II Free"
and There's a Land That Is F'aircr
Than Day" wcrc both used ia colortd
Methodist camp meetings Ia tho
South years and years before the
salvation army ever thought OF
them LETHEA KNIGHT.
7os University Building. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
FRIDAY

hloA tiah 1850, chamber ~ cow7
msree lunrbi. ana g. nafmauH'a or
chsara. s.ts. sherman, CLAY preEram
slso studio progfam. 10, Hardness or
chgHifa
hIN asa u. markets. ila. erFAn
recital . food talk ans produce 70
port g. thsatrrp, sac, studio VgoHram
10, kubourura orchestra,
krCL taoal-Sis0. markets. ne. kii,
dies club. silent night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
OTHER STATIONS

KoA tSsn, Denver. studio musical
and talk program,
XII tiell, Los Angeles. organ 70.
eitai. ?, ilsht opera, 10. spanish music.
KGo tsan. OAKLAND. news; slisn,
might
voc ttsD, pavrnport-slls. musical
proEraml q weather
MCCo tital, Twin Citiss-s. musical
pregnant Tps. organ recital
kuW ttpI. Portland 9;10. concert.
IetGa. NaatpWts
kNN tsSli. Hollywood - and p. pro.
grams 10 and A. ercheatras
kfJR tssal. Portland silent night.
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LOST AND FOUND

L0ST-One Hoiiou cornet. between
Three Tree Point and Routon.
via Tacoma hiEhllnn read to
EunnydAlr. then dirt road 10 Rem
sou Junction Reward Wilson.
Ef.lot-ia5o or AElrbes tsss.
TORTOISE Bhrit giasses At end
Meridian ear line. on car. or
entrance Of Dexter Horton bank
kEnwdd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-04
5Ho6lr%Rour Air Toda(@
SATURDAY
lInMl AIAIInNa

KIoA tlap q and O. uetuann's Or.
ghnsffa 5tgt. Dawes speech from Eagles
auditorium, 3. sala pfagfam Vnui mid
night
kJH tEsil markets. l.is. organ 20
rliHl p sports review g. thsatrgs 71o,
nawys speech from Eagies auditorium;
s.aa studio program
hTCt taoai -8r1o, markets ESQ,
kinE's orchestral $40. kmga orchestra
studio TTnEfam
uTuEn STATIONS
XII tlsD. los Angeles, program
o. radio fayorltss. 10, radio club, ~,
miihlts fruilr with stars u stage and
ttfrrn
RoA ssO. psa,sr-p. dance pro-
gram
wCCo am. Twin ciuss--T. weather.
uuws j. dance program.
Voc ttAi, Davenport elb, musical
pfuEFau q, weather,
KEW ttpil, Portland q. dance music
kfIn Ussii, Portland 40, piano 70,
cltsl. silent night
kUo tAdl, uakiaHd-s CHiifgmt.
diamond Jubilee celebration,
KIM ta3ll, Hollywood 3, program,
TO- orchestra n. hollywood Nits.
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PERSONAL


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Hids
RESERVE cottage or tent nt Lake
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t-dfts T.. VI.
KFOA--Hcfmsnn's eonrsrt orchestra,
pisying. suite Scenes lialisuues tAar
deasl, waits, pra CiEslss tMsssaEEf)
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l6-A RUGS AND CARPETS

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Will. DISTRIBUTE
HONORS NOW FOR
SEASONS PLAYING
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent


new YORK, sept. 25.--With the
two pennant races decided in the
major leagues, there remains moth
ing for the regular distribution but
the batting Aonors and the money
prizes that the Senators and the
Pirates Will produce for the second,
third aud fourth place teams.
Rogers IIornsby, the flashv 81
Louis manager, is sure of winning
the National league batting cham
pionship and the season $ home run
houors, and iris Speaker, the ven
cradle Cleveland manager, is the
faNo1ite for the American league
hitting honorS.
First division places in both lea
CUES seem to be taken. In the Ma
tienal leagu" the Giants have cinch-
ed second place, the Reds are al
most as sure OF third place and the
Cardinals are a safe bet for fourth
The Philadelphia Athletics, who
lost the American league pennant
by a tragic slump in the lust quar-.
ter of the race, have second place
clnchcd with lead of eight games
over the Browns. The Browns are
holding third place by 212 games
and the Tigers have an advantage
Tor fourth place Of ia games over
the White Sox.
One day later than tie National
league championship WAS decided,
the Washington Senators won the
American league PennaHt by TAX
ing Il double header from the Clcv
cland lEdians while the Athletics
were losing to the Browns in / in
niugs.
There is an uuusual diversity Of
opinion is to the outcome of the
world 5 series and very little money
viii be offered until the Washing
ton lineup is definitely known. If
thc Senators have their full strcngt h
to start, it is likely that even money
viii prevail, although the Senators
may be slight favoritcs on account
ct their experience.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD

Yesterdays Hero. Babe Ruth,
Yankee sluggcr-hit homer in the
tenth with the bases filled and beat
the White Sox 8 to >.
The Senators cinchcd the Ameri-
can League pennant by beating the
Indians in a double header / to .
and 8 to .. Reuther won his 18th
g;.mc for Washington in the first
game and Alec Ferguson turned in
III" pcnnant winner.
The Giants cinchcd second place
in the National League pcnnant race
wien Jack Scott shut out thc Pirates
} to O. The Pirates took it easy.
Ruffing, a rookie pitcher, let the
Tigers down with four hits and the
Red Sox won ) 20 10.
The Robins ran their string Of con
sc"utive losses to eleven when they
were dropped by the Reds, 3 to ,,
in eleven innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
Here and There
in Sport World

Seven Southern California foot
ball teams will spring into action in
the first games of the season tomor-
row.
The University of Southern Cali
fornia meets Whites and Califor,
min School of Technology at the
Los Angeles coliseum in double
header.
University fCalifornia. southern
branch, will entertain the San Di-
ego State Teachers college ON the
Grizzly campus The Grizzlies
fought a II to 1t tic with the San
Diego team last fall
Occidental will play Lavcrnc col,
lc9c at LaVcrnc.
Coach Howard Jones, new mentor
at [. ). c. ordered numbered Ter
Scys issued to As PLAYERS for tomor-
row. y final scrimmage was held
on the l. ). c. campus last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
SPORT NEWS VIEWS FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY FANS
MANY FANS HOPE TO SEE KID SAVAGE
GET K. O. WHEN HE MEETS HARRY LEE
AT IMPERIAL VALLEY ARENA TONIGHT

Fans are again reminded that the
directors have adopted rula by
which any spectator making insult,
ing remarks at the fighters will be
barred from the arena. References
to fighters race or color viii not
be tolerated. There will doubtless
be a strong tendency to "ridc" Kid
Savage. If so it should not include
any remarks that Will offend other
spectators al the ring side. Fair
play is something that should be
extended to every fighter and real
Americans will do that.
The first fight starts at s:45.
Folks desiring to bring coats may do
so at their own risk
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
Help Wanted

WANTED-tW oman cook. Phone
96Fl3, Brawlcv. G. W. Dickor-
man, Rte. A, Box -. 23t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
WILL GIVE PLAY
BY PLAY DETAILS
OF WORLD SERIES

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Graham
MeNamec viii be at the microphonc
giving play by play description Of
the 1928 world series by radio. it
was announced today following
Judge Landis approval of station
WEAF's plan to install microphoncs
It. the parks of both contenders for
the baseball crown
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

fxSomc 1900 odd fight fans are go
- to be disappointed tonight if the
ain event at the Imperial Valley
Mhlctic club does not end with Kid
nvage the old border warhorsc,
Stroched out on the canvas with
his toes pointed heavenward, while
HSHarrv Lee stands off to one side
slistcning to the referee sing the well
Known ''ten y song and curtains for
Savage.
| If the fight should end that way,
tho directors may have to build Il
ltew arena, for the crowd is liaple to
ssHrcck the present one. One local
!#4nn seemed to express the sentiment
.Of the majority when he said, - For
three years | have paid out money
esery now and then to 60 down to
McXicali to see some fellow knock
sscut Savage. and We always been
disappointed. IN hoping to get my
snloncy's worth tonight. :
But He's Tough!
s However, Just because the fans
want to see Savage crowned with
r lamp on his head, is not making
I'D promise that he will be. lie is
Tough as the skipper Of an old whal
sfr, and he can fight, when he has to
Epid when he wants to. Knowing
bdliat he hasn I done himself any
good by remaining out of the ring
ster the past year, Savage has trained
S;,s never before for this fight, and
le is going to put out everything he
#lnows III an effort to win.
II Lee has thc advantage in that he
81s Younger. and has kept in eondi-
8tion. while this is offset by Savage =
bnatural strength aud his experience
gained over long years Of fighting.
II may be II good scrap, bit rs
Istatcd above, it Is not going to
Npl.aSe the gang uules Savage IS de
@eisiNely on the WRONG end OF the
NGecision.
VIII Try To Break Tie
rattling Paul aud Battling Doiy
will endeaeor to break the tie tia
binds them together, when they mcct
in the semifilal tonight. TntS viii
be their eighteenth performance,
their battles including l5, 5,draWS ana
u tecision tDf each. j ope af them
can score II knockout he viii haTe
IN edge ON the series.
DCtr has been going good N hi
.t,w recent fights. and he put pP =
,atiiing good scrap here two weeks
a.o with Joe Garcia, taking the
scrap from the latter and what =
Srtap il WAS. There were NOR
punches snapped III that hattla
than thcre IRE fIeas IN a COLON Of
yellow pups.
rani has been doing most If his
figl ting IN and around san Diego
recently aud has met >omr mighty
goed bcvs. Among tac fans et the
valley he is recognized as y game,
hatdiuHg scrppcr, who AWAY
gives his best.
Pack IIcfty Wallop {
Tommy White aud Jimmy huff.
vino meet in the sPceipl event. re
placing Yolng firpo and Tommy
. Be;cn. should give the fanS pientY
Of excitement. lluff has boon scea
doing hi, stuff hero, and hc j, Z; taSt,
shiftv boxer with - wailop. White
was sough, once for a main event,
and only lost ont rs he had Il lrcyi-
Gus engagement on the coast
Plaster CITY and is suburbs will
be represented in fun again tonight
;elcn johnny Rivers makes another
attempt to take the scalp of Battling
johnson. johnny did not have muca
success last week. But j. hoping
fo, better uck ihis time
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS
-. United Press Leased Wire
PHILADELPHIA. T q III II

L'rghran, Philadelphia light heavy,
W" st. stopped Jack Burke. Pitts
hd1sh, in the second round when his
seconds tossed in II towel. Burke
sub ttutcd for King solomon, New
York. Sid TcrriS, New York light
I weight, won Il ten round decision
from Harry kid Brown, phila-
dolphin.
SAN EAFAEL, cal Eddie Dam
iiuer wen II ten round decision from
.'ohnny O Conner in the main event
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
81. Louis s, Philadelphia 1.
Boston ), Detroit 0.
Washington 4-6, Cleveland b.
New York /, Chicago ).
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

ATLANTA, Ga. All square at
tac first turn, The Atlanta Crackers
and the Fort Worth Panthcrs moved
"ry#>warl today for the third game
of the Dixie series there Tomorrow,
The PanthcrS win, TO !, Yesterday.
cN,u,d The scrice. ! all.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

cSCeTOdy ) heSulCS
New York 4, Pittsburgh 0.
Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn >.
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

Lodi winc-grape. growers are of
fered $75 Il ton with but few sales,
grapes being held for higher price.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
News and Gossip
OF the Gridiron

Princeton, N. 1.-Two backfieIds
are being trained for the Princeton
varsity to be used in the opening
game against Amherst Oh October
3, and they may be atcrnated all
season. The trainers have ordered
the consumption Of an apple after
dinner instead of the usual eve
ming smoke.
New Haven-.Johnny Goss, cap
tain of the Yale varsity, has been
released from the infirmary, but
viii not be able TO play until the
Pennsylvania game October Il.
Washington, Pa. - Greva college
comes here tomorrow for the 18th
football game with Washington and
jefferson with II team coached by
10 Mcmillan, of Centre college
fame.
San Francisco-Two games o.
aa or Importance are ON the schcd-
ale Ter the opening Of Pacific coast
football tomorrow. Stanford will
meet the Olympic club in Stan ford
stadium and California will play
S"UtJ Clara 1T Berkeley. The big
colleges are expected 10 win but the
games vii! give good lime on their
comparative merits.
Moscow, Idaho--lIaying lost eight
veterans from last years team,
Goaeh Bob Mathews is driving hard
II get his football team AT the Uni
Tefsltv Of Idaho ready for the first
9ame Of the season, when Idaho
meets Idaho college here October ..
Matthews is already teaching his
men offensive plays and declares
~ is not going to "waste much
time : on defensive work
Salem, Ore.--Thc Willamette Uni
1cfsitv BearcatS left today for Sc
lttIr where they play Washington
If football Saturday.
Seattle Wash.--Coach Bagshaw
said today he expected to use two
dozen or more players in Saturday :
game against Willamette. He is
worried most ;bout his line.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

FOR RHNT-Nice large clean room,
next to bath, with or without
board. 6o3 He'll. 23 IA
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For SaIe-AutoD,0b;fes

FORD FOR SALE-Touring ear,
excellent shape, good rubber and
paint water pump, special oil
f""l, ! mper, other cNtras. Sec
llillma4, Press office, l4l4dl
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For kent-kOonlS,
Apartments and Houses
BY TAYLOR

NICELY Furnished cottage and
Apt for rent. 418 So. Sth st. 22t4
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Wanted to BuU
For Sale or EXCHANGE


W AN IEp--To exchange about =
head of llolStcin heifers for al
falfa hay. Call Jacumba 13W or
''ritG Iaoupha Iand and Cattle
te, a2t6
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TWO LOTS
TWO HOUSES
Also

y corner residence lot on South
Sixth st. All paving paid. Price
$1,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

Salem, ore.--Thc Willamette Uni
Fcrsltr Rearcats left today for Sc
lttlo where they play Washington
~ football Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25

Seattle Wash.--Goach Bagshaw
said todar he expected to use two
dozen or more players IN Saturday :
game against willamette. He is
worried most about his line.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-25
Situations Wanted

WILL CARE for children by day,
week or month. Phone 62S. 21t6
w iilIE woman wants general
housework, by hour. 763 Brighton
St. oats