The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 2

TRY THESE oN YOUR DIALS Every Twirl a Program for | Next Two Nights | “SALLY'S” DUE AGAIN But Don’t Say We Didn't Warn You of It your best girl t nd right away, before recite sections of ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ and “Romeo and Jullet.”" 1 on in the program “MacB Treadwell's play from chestra will Kenneth Kerr will broadcast the eda gea of the Charmed L over KTCL $05) Wednesday The Washinote ‘otel orchestra the Seattle Transportation clud. Dr. Mars Baumgardt will lee ture on astronomy from KHJ (405) at 8 Wednesday, preceded at 7:80 by a Univ Miss Katherine | from KUOM (244) Wednesday evening's studio pro gram from KHQ (278) will include songs by Mr, and Mrs. James W Forrest and banjo and wkelele pieces by A. J. Milford and Norman Halt.) While 1.500 watts sounds tke | a lot of power for a station, It | really isn’t, Many show win- | | | (Advertisement) Raw, Itchy Toes Sore, Tender Feet ‘ Irritating ac the foot pores produces and ag gravatey cracked | toes, itching be-| tween ‘ces, raw-/ hess and tender, | aching, swollen feet. | The moment} you apply “Phillips Milk of Magne. | sia,” all this soreness, itching and| tiredness..disappears. Just pat it} on, 1t dries instantly. Nothing else | stops foot odors, relieves foot sore- ness and foot weariness so pronaptly as this harmless antacid, | Insist upon genuine Milk of Magnesia.” sell 25-cent bottles. id | ch perspiration from | W RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY SEATTLE STATIONS KOA (488), F * ‘ Lopper-K ’ KUQ CN, Bor Tane Pi “KIN (384), N COAST STATIONS KFAR (348), — Pulima 8, old songs. KGW (491), 1 MIDWEST STATIONS fle Time) KOA (at KTCL (963), American Madioph | pe | THURSDAY SEATTLE SEATIONS + KROA Gh) ant * KC (309), Radlog ton srctal onstucere . will start at 7:30 Wedne KPO (4 COAST STATIONS bbs KPO (ite) ¥re ‘ While KHQ ff Thu = rs ae Ff i bout 16 DX stat hat K i) and-—Tith, Joe N tle broadcaster paralyszes 5 by KGO I 10, He . i tions, KLX (S00), Oakland ° be KEE (467) Angeles The Orpheus male ob prom voices will be broadcast KH (405) Ane ; i (383) at 7310 Wedr ea- || of other musto be gram, The Rainbow Lane comes on at 0 re Wednesday night like KGO'S preser P ° KFAK | (348), Pullina Key (24s MIDWEST SPATIONS (Pacific Thave) KUOM (HO. & ‘ al pros | : im t; fe rria will tell me BAY ret i ives KFI Wednesday, At 7:80 Hebr KOA (i SE ATTL sday fre by KOA At orchestra on RUOM C44). Mine 45, ma Bile ‘ dies will be ple KOM (340), , oN awe tes , : WEAK (390), Pleve 45, con- | George's ’ t * : t the Pa Hts $9, food mpany for Wednesday f 20-9, varied | Wait CFAC (430), Clagary—$:45, atudio rit yroaras “Loin du Hal CEON (440), Calgary—2, studio |, Se ake pie Woay maha—T-9, co > Trin Cithee—§-1 : “What 8 (368), Kansas City —914 Mooneneart—8:30, on K (480), Negina—$ia0-7:1 studio progra 1 om progrant hela sell a ied Re aicmcalbobs sect te ACRES dows in department stores use a lot more than 1,500 watts to It’s only the oewatt iMuminate them. power used by 30 Fair warning lege orchestra will “Sally” at 930 p.m. from KFPY (265). say we didn’t tell you! Wallace Benson, tenor, take the WORD at 6 ‘Thursday, WLS (345) @ Onicago will be on “Phillips | the Pacific air from All drugstores | nesday with an organ recital, Spokane Col broadcast Friday, If nothing happens, this will be followed by “Memory Lane.” Now, don't and Hawaiian guitar nambers will 75-meter wave from 0 to 9 Wed 4 “A Moun-| m the J Art Kehn’s o tain Watchm theater, | Man to Aid in ENTO, nat Is Radio? SACTAM + |Search Hall, om Vigor he ing of a ceelisgy Advertiaement) avenwaied cones In savien, wh SHOOT COP "| Escaped Murderers Force Flight o wan held ‘Up | | | torced to drive the men from in front lot his place of business |near the city limits. His Polleeman Clyde Nunn In the shoulder tn an atten m |conditon is not considered was stated at the hospital ‘| pandits Jate yeu START THIS fae a jarm prooram, Gienn' cornnussere.| TREATMENT NOW! 30-in. Pattern Buy Now! Roof and Barn Paint. Floor Enamel . Floor Varnish . Utility Varnish . White Enamel ... Enamel Undercoat . 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Henutital Academy, ventag —Where Milwaukee Equipment Milwaukee Employees Through to Chicago Milwaukee Management For 50 years The Milwaukee has been appreciated for the high quality of its service. ivery effort is being made to continue this standard of ex- cellence. Experience will tell you that we have done so, lot de FE STAR “The Third Visitor’ sea Pleasant Call on “Legless” Murphy BY JIM MARSHALL with outstretched arms, The Third Visitor came legl newsie, who sold into the live to William papers at JN she comes, of all of us, Murphy, a poor Third and Pike. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, the Third Visitor will close around his ashe will rest, as all of us will rest, until Gabriel's blows for Resurrectiow morn, Everybody knew “Legless” Murphy, who sat on his stumps outside the Kress store and sold the news to hurrying crowds. Many pitied him and did not wait for their change. The poor old newsie lived at the Roosevelt hotel, 1818 Sixth ave., where they took care of him as best they could, His besetting sin was drink. Newsboy friends will bury him; he has no relatives. arms of The In them he trump The First Visitor came to “Legless’’ Murphy (as she comes to each of us) when he was just a fat pink baby in & wooden cradle, The arms of the visitor stretched out to him, slid around him, hugged him tightly. In the arms of The First Visitor he crooned happily, dropping to smiling sleep. The arms held him softly velvet over steel. Wher was a little older he called The First Visitor “Mother! “ee The Second Vfsitor came to the poor old newsie when he was a strapping young man, before they called him ‘“Legless.” Her arms stretched out to him, slid about his neck and rested there. In the arms of The Second Visitor he grew inspired. Vistas of success opened before him. Determination to win surged thru his body. He called The Second Visitor his wife. oo # The Third Visitor came years later, after The First Visitor and The Second Visitor had slipped (as they slip from many of us) from his life. He lay on his bed in his room, behind a lecked door. The Third Visitor came, with outstretched arms, thru the barred entrance (as she will come to all of us.) The Visitor bent over the bed, silently. The window curtains fluttered a little, and were still. Then the room was empty. Around the ashes of “Legless” Murphy, newsboy, to whom life was unkind, Third Visitor will cling for eternity. She ig the kindliest visitor of all. Death. CAILLAUX WINS’ Long Debate Precedes Con- fidence Vote of Chamber |)" Devi». ment of the poor old the arms of The ro made of th Are You Fat? PARIS, April 2 J laux has the preliminary skirm: sh to force France to pt him} pci iia nilestee Ot kaeahoverdtinnt Just Try This| The chamber of deputie voted {confidence in the financial policies Jot the Painleve cabinet after hours! ate much of which had to do with Caillaux’s fitness to be min. ister of finance. The chan er gave the gove! ment a majority 8 vote t rs, official count was Ride, Harry ¢ has been appointe uper uu A NECE'S § CAAA eee Uiétor service VICTOR records number a quarter million, but few Victrola ownets can possibly 4vxow the entire Victor catalog. Here at Sherman, Clay & Co. are salespeople who have made this cata- log their life study, _ For example, we can assist you greatly to select the right rec- ords for children, Why not make use of us? Ahan DD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, NE FATS PUMNISHING BOP TOn MOMe —this new Victrola, and a dozen orchestras— — automatic lid —large tone chamber * mahogany or v walnut —perfeet tempo, perfect playing, amus- y ing tricks on every dance record. prion to” the De FAMoUs | ORCHESTRAS Paul Whiteman Benson International DOWN Jan Garber | ; Geo. Olsen | this very popular Henry Halstead model on these pe- Zeb Confrey cial terms for a Warrings short time only. Pennsylvanians Decide now to get yours. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Second Ave, at Pine St. | At 6:15 Thursday It will be from the same station, impossible in Seattle to hear | life! WRC (469) putting on a Pan = American program in honor of | General Pershing; fikewise a United States army band soho en Such is this store: The photographic equipment you want for making pictures that you don’t want to miss. Salesmen who are glad to help you. i Teeth As Low As $5.00 The Best Set in Se- attle for $15— and this means no more, $10 and $12 Gold Crowns $4 and S5—No More. Gold Inlays, $2.50 to $5—No More. Plates Repaired, $1.00. Teeth Added, 25¢ Extra Remember, above prices are the maximum. Boston Dental 4 Offices 1420'S 2nd Avenue Developing, printing and en- larging of the superior bind. (Northwestern Photo Supply Co.) 1415 Fourth Ave. Permanent toads are a : good investment —not an expense 2 This Is the Road That Gets the ‘Traffic No matter how many roads there are leading in or out of your town, the ones best paved get the traffic. This is especially true if these roads are of Concrete. For every motorist ap- preciates the many advantages of driving over its true, rigid, unyielding surface. No wonder Concrete Highways are crowded for mile after mile. More than 17,000,000 motor vehicles’ are using them today. And new cars are being produced at the rate of 4,000,000 a year. Here is a situation of vital concern to you, Everywherg we need more or wider Concrete Roads, er both, to take care of the ever-increasing traffic. And now is the time to plan for their construction. Your highway officials want to be of the greatest possible service to you. Get behind them with ways and means that will provide more Concrete Roads and Streets. Such an investment will pay you big dividends year after year. ® J.P. BAHL General Agent, Passenger Dept , M. GULBRANSEN Clty Passenger ‘Ag nt Second Ave, and Madison Si Phone BU lot-6400 At Your Service RT PH Ut, “Everything in Music’? Third Ave, at Pine, S@attle PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Seaboard Buildin SEATTLE, WASH, A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete OFFICES IN 29 CITIES