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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
DIR. CONGER IS
PROMISED AID
Dog Pond Tale OF Woe
Answered.

DR. Elizabeth +. Conger city
pound master, today found Mayor
Shank and the safety board sympa.
thetic listeners to tale OF woe about
the pound.
The dog pound truck will be re
paired at once. the board promised
Dr. Conger said Harry Newly. city
garage superintendent, had refused
to make repairs.
Newly said the order to repair
the truck had not been issued by
the board OF safety. The board or.
dered the formality compiled with.
81 gave Newly a grand hound dog,
but he still held out on me-" DR.
Conger said
why didn't you give him two
houndsY' Mayor Shank suggested.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
SUSPECT FOODS
OF CONTAINING
CANCER CAUSES
British Research Scientists
Believe Personalities
Hold Infection.
' BY Webb Miller
United Press staff Correspondent
C0Dnri0ht, 1895, bH United Press

CoDnri0ht. 1895, bB United Press
LONDON, July 14.-Through the
courtesy OF the Lancott. the United
Press today is enabled 20 give ex-
tracts OF DR.. w. Il. eyes report on
experiments from which DIR. eye
concludes that ca lcer is a specific
disease caused by virus or group
of viruses.
DIR. eyes article concludes that
the way is now opened to classified.
ton OF vlruses investigating the ma.
ture ofthe so.called Specific fac
tor" and testing suspected irritants.
Gye indicated he suspects that dele.
FERROUS preservatives in foods may
be connected with cancer.
Gye reveals that his experiments
are an extension ofthe famous 1911
discovery Of DR.. Payton Rons OF the
Rockefeller Institute.
Virus Alone. Ineffective
"These researches" his articla
says, lied me to look upon cancer.
using the term in its widest sense,
as a specific disease caused by
virus or group OF viruses.
"Under experimental conditions.
the virus alone Is ineffective. but
second specific factor obtained FROM
tumor extracts. ruptures the
defenses and enables the virus 10 ~
feet.
Under natural conditions contins
ued irritation OF the tissue sets up
a state under which Infection caa
occur.
The connection between tho spe-
cihc factor and the irritant remains
to be investigated. Some relatively
unimportant irritants are known.
such as coal tar and paraffine oils.
1.-THE virus multiplies in the cells
and provokes the cells to continued
multiplication.
This Is Cause; Not Cure
THE methods OF experiment now
des ribbed and the obvious extensions
OF them give a means OF classifying
the Viruses and testing suspected
irritants, such as preservatives in
food which may play a role in the
genesis OF the tumor."
Scientists still warned against
cancer sufferers roisinF their hopes
too high since II was pointed out
that the discoveries Of Gye and
Barnard by no means mean that a
cure had been found but merely the
cause or one ofthe causes OF cancer.
However. the discoveries are held
epochal and It is felt that they lead
the way TO possible discovery Of a
real cure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
81 Real Estate for Sale

3 FURNISHED cottages at Broad Rippl
Phone DRex 6074W
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
CHAUFFEUR PROMOTED
Board of Safety Acts on Fire Chiefs
Recommendation

On recommendation Of Fire Chief
John J. O'Brien. Robert l.. Snyder
was promoted from chauffeur TO
lieutenant by the board OF safety
today. Firemen who have been
granted leaves of absence. but who
wish to return to duty before their
furloughs expire. may resume work
with pay. the board ruled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
LICENSE SEEKERS FLOCK
Statehouse Crowded With Aspirants
for Professions.

with more than 200 persons at thu
Statehouse today seeking various
forms OF licenses required by the
State in the different professions.
the building resembled country
school building on examination day.
Nlnety-nine aspiring physicians
and one hopeful osteopath appeared
before the State boaro OF medical
registration and examination. more
than 100 applicants for licenses were
being examined by the State board
Of pharmacy, and three were before
the state veterinary board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
BUS lNJUNCTIoNS SET
Two Cases to BE Tried In Clinton
Circuit Court Saturday.

Hearing onthe injunction suits
against the Red, White and Blue
Coach Lines, Inc, and liners Red
Ball Lines, Inc, 10 prevent them
from operating motor bus lines from
indianapolis TO Lafayette. filed 10y
the Terre Hautos. indianapolis a
Eastern Traction Co. In Clinton
Circuit Court will be held before
Judge Earl Stroup at Frankfort
Saturday.
The complaints filed Monde
charge that the defendants haN
been operating without authority Of
the public service commission
Hearings on petitions Of the bus
companies for certificates OF con
venience and necessity were post
poned indefinitely July by the com
mission.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
REORGANIZATION LOOMS
Grain Marketing Company Directors
Plan RecOup.
BIZ United Press

HU THWcH TFfNN
CHICAGO. July i4.-Although the
S26, 900 900 Grain Marketing Com.
pany Is to be dissolved the organiza-
ton will continue In the co-opera..
tive marketing OF grain and reoM
ganization Of the company on -
strong basis is in prospect. accord
ing to the board OF directors.
Farmers in Nebraska. II was
stated, at headquarters are willing
to start a move among farm bureau
members to keep the company alive
through reorganization
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
rs Miscellaneous Wanted

SALVATION army industrial Home Help
us to help others with your used cloth
ing. magazines news CSC. Phone wagon.
Main 1882.
AUCTlONEERS-Mar & Neal We buy or
sell for you. Ran. 7034N Har. 0907-R.
WANTED TO buy. 1000 feather beds
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
Legal Notices

SALE OF RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Trustee of D. G. Blacker. Bankrupt'
rupt estate on Tuesday. July 81, 1925,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, Sales will
and $50 Massachusetts, Ave. Property
consists Of ranges. dishes. utensils silver.
ware. tables. chairs and other restaurant
Sales will be as a whole or in lots and
parcels to suit purchasers. to the highest
fun information may be procured from
WIG LEONARD NJ. QUILL
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
400 Fletcher Savings and Trust BLDG
BAMBERGER e. FEIBLEMAN.
. Attorneys for Trustee.
9O2 Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg
Tu1v ID 16 1923
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14

30 Automobiles for Sale
>~~~c~~~~~~~~~~~~
WANTED!
USED
FORDS
LATE MODELS
yCOUPES
TOURING CARS
: TUDOR SEDANS
FORDOR SEDANS
DOWN PAYMENT
ON
NEW FORD CARS
War1geAn~SMlz7h
00m<z2mzV
FE5-eI 1sysas4aolfse. B,eeeTS0E0
OPEN EVENINGS
Rss some ate S4P modss
/ W0LF. 555-61 N CAPITOL
FIVE passepger Cole. sport model; Cali
fornla top. win trade for rental prop
erty. Mr.. Anderson. Main 0707.
CADILLAC COUPE.
BoBs MoTioR : service. $40 S S. Penn
HAYNES SCHMIDT, INC.
FOR Y6bTTJPR " NEW N9F oR SSsgsD CAR
CHEVROLET COUPE.
BoBs Mo 5fF6i ?ssE&Rsv4ccR go o S. PENN
a-TruckS
TRUCKS OF ALL KINDS. =.
Pierce Arrow, 6-tOn chassis: White, q
ton; Dodge Overland and Ford tom Ford
8 B6oBs; MOTOR SERVICE. $50 S. PENN,
TRUCK, InternationaI- a Ton; good
condition. DRexel 567S
81 Automobiles Wanted
~~~.~~.~~>~~~~~~~>>~
Autos Wanted
tL9 Is 1929 1924 S and aI I9@ 5ea models
save time by seeing US first.
[. Wolf Auto Co.
55a, N; Capitol Ave. Corner North st.
USED CARS s WAET gF9R26 ~ YEy sr FgB
ARD. 322 n. DEL. LIN. 1908. SEE MR..
SMITH.
80 Auto Supplies, Repairs
PAID FOR USED CARS.
WANT 100 CARS TO JUNK.
80. SEE US FIRST; n,ro,
MAIN 1889
BEST USED TIRES
Any SizemS2 Each.
Bel 4sOU. 3I17 " Washington. Bel. $500.
VULCANIzINI. top repairing and re.
building Complete hne of cord tires 10
stock KENTUCKY AVE. VULCANIZING
BURG. 022 N. Capitol.
EBAC8 3 Gently sSpt ant, Diminishing. See
80 MotOrcyci rs, Bicycles
~~~~~~N~~~~Ns>e~>~> >N~~rNN~N~N~~NsNSN~
EVERYTHING Tor bicycle. Robertson
Cycle Store - Mass. Ave.
SICYCLE: A No. condition: new tires.
Randolnh 1929.
81 Money to Loan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
BOND ISSUE DIsAPPROYED

State tax commissioners today dis
approved a $4,000 bond issue for
construction of a school building at
the town of Bunker Hill, in Pike
Creek Township Miami County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
TAKE CARE OF
FRIENDS STILL
MAYORS MOTTO
Shank Gives Small Comfort
to Protesting City Mar
ket Men.

Mayor Shank today defended the
political custom of taking care" Of
friends during debate before the
board of safety in regard to presence
of sidewalk merchants at the city
market.
why, I'll take care of any guy
that's come across for me-" Shank
declared.
Didn't Ernie Kingston ERNEST l..
Kingston, president of the board of
safety, put a lot of Italians on the
police force because they carried the
Eleventh Ward for us? Say, when
you get into office, they put the
pressure on you and you can't hold
out"
Delegation Appears
Discussion of the market matter
arose when a delegation Of inside
stand owners. headed by Earl
Cranor, asked the board to drive the
outside SHAREHOLDERS off the side
walks. The board agreed to open ap
aisle between stands at the market
entrances.
Shank refused to listen to charges
that Robert F. Sloan, city market
master. Disseminated in allowing
space inside the building and adj
vised the committee to carry their
case to court.
why, of course he takes care Of
his friends, and l don't blame him,
Shank asserted.
Shareholders Accused
Shank said prices at the city mar
ket were no cheaper than anywhere
else and accused the inside stand
holders Of attempting to get rid Of
competitors.
Cranor charged that political In
| fuence was used by outside mer-
chants to retain their stands. which
he charged blocked the entrances
TO the market and created a fire
hazard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14


NOTICE
State Of Indiana, Madison County, IS;
In the Madison Circuit Court, AGil
'er Gret as B. Hadley VS.. Chester t. Durgsn
To: Chester T. Durgan. , ,
You are hereby notified that Greta b.
Hadley has filed in the Madison Circuit
Court Indiana, her complaint In which
she alleges that you have absented your
self from your usual place OF residence
and gone to parts unknown for period
of more than five years without having
made any provision tor the care and MAJ
property Is suffering waste for want OF
proper care, and in this action the. plain
tiff is asking that an administrator ne
appointed for your estate as that Of an
absentee. -
complaint will be presented to the Madi-
son CIRCUIT Court. d I9diana. ON the 9TH
GRETA B. HADLEY, PlaintiH.
BAGOT. FREE & PENCE.
Anderson. Indiana.
June 30-July T. IA. 21. 1913.
NOTICE
State of Indiana. Madison County. IS:
In the Madison Circuit Court, April
Greta b HadIey vs. Claud W Durgan.
No. 1911.
To: Claude w Durgan.
You are hereby notified that Greta b.
Hadley has filed in the Madison Circuit
Court, Indiana. her complaint an which
she alleges that you have absented your
self from your usual place of residence
and gone TO parts unknown Cor period OF
more than five years without having mace
any provision for the care and manage
ment of your property, and that your
property Is suffering waste for want oil
property care. and in this action the
plaintiff is asking that an administrator
be appointed for your estate as that OF an
absentee.
And you are further notified that said
complaint VIII be presented to the Madison
Circuit Court Indiana, on the TIN day Oh
GRETA B. HADLEY. Plaintiff.
BAGOT. FREE & PENCE.
Attorneys,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-14
Anderson, Indiana.
June 30-July 2. IA. 21. 1925.

NOIlCE.
Notice is hereby given that the under;
signed. Charles NJ. Dawson. Trustee of
Washington Township. Marion County, In
diana. will receive sealed proposals at his
ocice in the Broad Ripple State Bank upon
Tuesday July %, at l .. M. for the school
supplies for next current year. as Follows:
Twenty-Five gross ordinary white crayon;
% dozen ordinary erasers: 4 barrels flooT
flexible steel. mats. 2 dozen winston's die
9xi2; IL metal waste, baskets: / dozen
pencil sharpeners. dozen gluey paste:
1 cases toilet paper: cases toweling;
1000 report cardsi 500 examination manu-;
scripts: as graduate manuscripts 20
school registers . fiat top, Gnsrtered oak
teachers desks auartered oak teachers
chairsi go tablet arm chairs (more or
less). 500 foldine chairs more or less
100 desks (more or lessl: sectional
bookcases: 10 window shades: 1 steel
tubular wheelbarTow: l truck body, IL
All bids will be submitted in writing
on form as prescribed by the State Board
OF Accounts. and the trustee reserves the
right to accent log9st and best enidS
Trustee washington Township. Marion
County. Indiana.
July 4. IA. 81. 1O25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
WEDNESDAY EVENING SEATTLE PROGRAMS

lhbh MN ihAlt NJ -
A vocal and plano concert couurfy
~ sears ttnrlurk a 40. Artists Include.
Nts. D. g. isathsrs. Nlss o. Hosona Ar
mold, Mise hiETtfu aIpnmAker aud Miss
l'h,ina reIrfsun. Tuirly minutes Tho
pfuEfam
rINNu DUETS Invitation 90 the
Dance iWrbrrli selected numbers Aifs
Lraihsru nHd Miss Arnold.
HutALrHtitur Pink Rose OuanEI
lust a HuuE az Twilight lAaiioyj. Duns
tAicGiIu. spring hsysls twoodnauvyl b.
AhEa HipumakrT
riANu SOLOS itish Melodies tTapsl
Naiss Nofth of 20. 80. i-Atss Peterson.
FROM MIR tlAD. AT sIs0--
Dorothy Moore ana bsf Cold aynta-
patura iU en- hour af dance music Toe
players ere Miss Mp8re violin. Ruth
itnhrr, piano fhnta Money banjo
Grace Xprirh drums. Minnie Pouch.
fumprf one hour The programs
FoNrRofs whsrss ,r Hus,rs uid.
iust hot TamHls AiaiHri Aiabammy
Hauud Ahgv Afs he Mag RED Headed
Mamma WHY cnuidHt x ~ Poor iIttla
Ms5. indian Dawn. Tbavs 50 aifi.
~ Hsf iou ia as Dreams rhlnR ahi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
First "Radio Thriller"
Broadcast in Northwest
Charmed Land Players Experiment With a
New Idea From KTCL

DApio fans discovered welcome
~ oasis In the desert 81 studio
programs Tuesday evening, when
the Northwcsts first radio thriller
was presented uy The Charmed
Land Players from KrCL.
The broadcast was an experiment,
tai one. but telephone calls to the
studio Immediately after the sketch
ended indicated u found favor
with listeners. Arrangements tire
being made by D r Fisher owner
OF KrCia Co stage another playlet
next week.
Tuesday evenings show was a
tabloid three act drama. portray
ing q folled train holdup, The ae-
ton was laid pt railroad stations
on the desert and the plot convey
Ell TO listeners by means Of speech
and sounds. instead OF pictures,
While Il was rough in spots, the
idea showed possibilities along this
line which have never been touched.
In any case. anyone who win give
radio fans something new. wins q
cheer from this department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
What's on the Air
WEDNESDAY
st.AIrII sTATiONs

stAtfiL STATIONS
kICI taoal q Transportation club
pfuFram. y. Alaska weekly uiEht
ktuA haD, iaodcf store l1.ae. llo-
ary Wurhl e. liofmsuu urshestrHE o.
dinner concert t.iH lioppr Kelly proc
sven. t.s9, Aufdira Chural CLUB tvn-
cert
Nm tasD, s. W, Radio service Co.
.is8a. markets. 4. musicals. ltie. mualc
talk. q turawyu. ha4. Htudia pirsrzm
COAST STATIONS
krO lffal, SAN iNanyiaru-C 20 and
ntJhsstfss studio recital. D. pIEhrHH
ta 10. CahifianH
hGO tsstl. Oakland silent night
kIN t5Cpi Oakland program
.nsie. welsh yhorus. 90, orchestra e
kIt tlG1l. Los AnEolFh Q. hllL liurr
ris detective stories. use. isapslir Cbup-
psfl character analysis 1850. Hsita Nsl-
sou. soprano. b. Wuair. 80, program.
kuJ h0a), i.nH Angeles g, astronomy
tsIi. k.5p, program 1850. orohrstfai
A. ahrinrrs program
ANN taall, Hollywood fs 20, insect
ifs talk e. orchraus D. ana 10, cour-
truf pfnEramH,
kdM tpD. Portland 9. Jackie Hau-
Irrs utrhragrp. E and 10, concerts
kTAE taisl, Pullman 10, Tread
wells orchestra. farm talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
THURSDAY
sIATTIT sTATfONt

SEATTLE STATIONS
hICL (aOat=t.go Kirrhrsrr 0ubsfr
tfu silent after IEb
hTOA haD, Hbodrs STORE Il0fs
mann orchestra silent night
MIR tssD, g. w. Radio Service co
1880 markets, Il musicale 1850. homie
ECONOMICS talb a. thrHtrra. $50. wealth
rri 1880 klH order 81 usis
COAST STATIONS
MI cen, Ins AuErlrs-5. orchestra
$780, classic half hour. q. organ recital
bf Dan Mcfarland p and 40 muulssl
programs.
hro ifs), San Francisco 80 end +,
orflraifaHl b. organ recital. b. Good
rich orrhsutrh5 no, rabirianH
KGo ndn. OablHnd-s. clyde Fitthr
The Truth" hy NGu FlaJFrs
hNN saiD. Hollywood -C'ag, music
program; slv. xxx Piayrrs. ; aud D.
prosrsms. 90. ofrhrHfa, a. rampul
uiEhI
hiwn e5D, L9s Angeles -s.i7
programs
kIiJ ptOal, Los AnEsios -G-sB.ls
apd feature programs
kew uDlj, Portland q. concert. 90
orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
COAST STATIONS

800 H""H wa "AHNfAr AA A"N
knew Auss
wALTzEH ~ cones. iliss Sic Good
nitnti Honest ana Truly. im ~
ASHAMED
FROM kiOA lSB, AZ GIs-
dFrfsiflsd entertainment. tauftrsF
~ Hopper Kelly company. Tile silver
tone TITO and a new lass orchestra. me
q AtdmoTSs Five, Ffs featured. Tho TITO
Includes Danny Chester. lead John ~
toHefs, hHdtonsi Chrstiy ~. Houlss
tenor Personnel or The orchestra is.
Ardmofs piano. Catherine LAahly. ylos
In, Jerome bryan, naxs Ralph Asrrlcit
drums Denny Murray. banjo Miss
EVELYN CuddY soprano. viii slug NINETY
minutes. The program.
TRIO riekauiuny Lullaby. afr. Radio
Man 10 ~ Wasn't fof You. ItaH a.
Dream Dear You Remind Sic ~ = gln
wonderful Mother Of Nine. aiY fgttl.
d2psY Sweetheart, I'm Someone who's
30 pnu fp 1ou THE HiiysrI8nr Trio.
VIOLIN Mighty LAX q Rose tNs,tu,.
tuhas accompanied ~ MsrrutfIt.
aehmilI Little old Lady. bY Dam.
Chester accompanied b. Marguerite
schmidt
oHchEsrRA Indian Dawn logan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Among those who appeared in the
experimental sketch we're q. -
Fisher Mr. and Mu Harold
Gmmm. Dayton King. Peggy Mar
shall and Harold Weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

An hour OF dance music By Doro-
n Thy Moore and her Co-Ed syneo-
pators stars from KJR AZ 7:3o o'clock
Wednesday evening. on q Sears Roe
buck program Prior 20 this there
viii be a vocal and instrumental con
cert, 7 TO 100. including a couple Of
piano ducts by Mrs, r. G. feathers
and Miss r. Roscna Arnold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

lhoh hioA slaijs ~ g.
concert - FI- if5fmaHn Olympic
iiatsl rr,Hrrrras e9urtsfF n parIfr
states Electric COMPANY Forty five min.
utsr The prograu.
H'reHS uisrberJ. wsitr. Tales from
Vienna oM1odH 9IfrHurrIs Rhapsody
uIHrj =riapa raxnro 81 afiss Baron
clarinet rHHrnfea ug Mr. F0ihrrgs Yrarn
- iTrchaltes - song Without
10 % tTfehHit1wftrJ.
FROM KICL Cs05j. Ms q
concert ana pr1rram HpoHs1FrG d.
The Alaska weekly ana given - ths
rourdourh club Of tho uulEsrhify ~
Wilmington. 'nH<sossd Of Alaskan stH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

dents az that i1fgtllan, one Esa
Tho urrEfams
short talk on Alaska ~ Howard case.
Z ~ juneau. prsriffuf ~ the H9urdourh
riHh. songs and banjo r1Irz Ug EVERETT
Pope. ~ -strHIEau. humorous mgHoiqE
I Dr. Pred ElHurHar1. ~ HFaEwaT. f1io1
ana duets bv MBH HarEuFrf Bone. daurH
tEf ~ Governor ana Size. FrJtf g. Bone.
and Iirr Valentine Anderson. d Jgifnu.
piano selections ~ bliss Eelma Case. Of
Juneau
3 FROM hPOA $50, AZ $50
4 concert b. the E0rflrg Choral cIub.
o. Seattle, r1mp1Hed Or 10 girls voices.
directed ~ Helen Grove Smelling Thers
I Will be Incidental rFisctl0ns b. the Esirlg
trio Ninety uiUufrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Vocal and instrumental solos
on a program from hOA t323i.
starting At 1:i0. win be rendered
by members Of tho Denver y.
W. {. A. Negroes will sing col.
ored folks hymns, including
Swing Low. Sweet Chariot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

station aboard a liner 500 miles
southeast or Florida Reception was
reported to the station by Capt. IL H.
Krnmm. who wrote that 1T came In
clear "a bell. and was heard all
over the ship" A Puget Sound Saw
ings program was the feature o. the
received program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Wstsrs of AinnstoBks tIAsgIanerii Sled.
lrf waltz lll H50 lou Boo hif ursamHi
indian Love rHil-Hp .ATdmoro Five.
VIOLIN Mighty Lax n Hosst EsYlull
The IlHsHrF t.rliHl Catherine t.hHhly,
accompanied by Marguerite Schmidt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
rnolI KIcL la0sl. L.

A concert ~ George HirrhHsrH ssw
Washington Hotel orchestra. sponsored
hT ilH Seattle importation club. one
hour. Tho program
Ballet Huu' from The queen N Hhsba
iHnldmarhls Sing 30 loves LULLABY
lNufHrI iu the shade O1.llrt. Melodtr
uHmD. iHItunrzss PIeorsrdHa Ulo.
1aul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Ii w. AcsPADDEN tells stories
~ L. OF insect life az $50. from
ENX g50 Wednesday Musical
Programs all evening after that
Nothing special.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Ross W. Swift. announcer for
KJR reports reception of the Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
2sEFhe Radio Star
MOSTLY MUSIC.
TONIGHT
Concerts and 0rCheStraS
Would Be Record

MOSTLY music Wednesday even
VI INK. Stlycrlonc Male Trio.
new 20 radio. viii radistc nom
KFoA at s;t5 on a Hopper Kelly
thc same bin Popular and classical
Interesting broadcast at =
from hI'l- Nouraongh club.
l. Of w. puts on a pr0gram
for The AlasAa Neehll' Miss
Gov ana hr,. Scott = bone,
Of Alaska, Nih sing PRESIDENT
ileward 'sss, OF Juneau. ,iuh
'hle'lsih '''"N' y" N'a>hah
h''ehne' 5 ''''''',." p.'Ns inc
hSi'e' so''e l,'"' aug |u,'h OF
terestins music do3ns Ittnspor'
tatlon elun 'ot'' = rom NIL
starting al d At'N'' 'A'N' included
nu Tor one price
- .--. NJ l. IA.
fos.mas'e' 'e'h'''s W,u ash
e.ty n,,t Fr,Jay
@oNpr,,rnp NII.r.IAN nos
W,N~ sin l,,5 M. ~,
,,,u or,hs.tr, nm, the iptrl.,cl.s
~. 49,. -, go, tgpNN
-. . N,.,t,,..g,,,.
rr, ,1 Eu, h.n, H
a. - Shr,n.rs, h,nd ,onssr,
60, ~. an-.I.. - =,
wsI....,,,,.
welsh chorus sings from XIX
,sOs, AZ oakland. starting al sis
"Wednesday evening
detective story from XII at ];
Isobel Chappelle analyIes char.
aeters at 80. and Retta King
Nelson, merEc-soprano. sings at
$50 Wednesday.
TT w McsPADDEN ten. stories
III. OF insect life AZ $50 rom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Spokane Instrumental trio and
Treadwelrs orchestra play FOR
KFAE 1l9. at 100 Wednesday.
Farm talks in addition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

with n set
OF these at
{ n chmontA.
two ladders
and n plank.
you can do
Il W n y en-
tirely with
ST n X O or
Bcaffold on
small jobs
of painting
& q rpenterH
viii n SO
find n set or
these lad
49, . l.. d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Helen Grove Smelling directs
10 girls In chorus from kFoA
at $50 Wednesday. when the
Nordiea Choral club presents a
concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Nick Harris tells the weekly
detective story from XII at !:
Isobel Chappelle analyIes char.
aeters at 80. and Retta King
Nelson, meIIo-soprano. sings at
$50 Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

A welsh chorus sings from XIX
isosl az Oakland, starting at sis
"Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

useful IN repair work. Made OF
high grade steel Takes planks
np 10 IS inches in width.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

XII and XIII both radiate
the same ShrinrrS' baud concert
from Los Angeles al n y. M.
"Wednesday.