The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 2

i PAGE 2 BALLOON FLIES) (cg 600 MILES - Van Orman Wins National! Race for Second Time ST. JC H, Mo., May 4—W. 'T V Orman, piloting the Goodyear Mm a ly he n a elimination balloon race for the se ond consecutive time, Van Orman anded Sunday at Reform, Alabama, pproximately 6 off Wriday. Capt. H. E. Honeywell, pilot of the St. Joseph, brought his balloon down near Aberdeen Mississippi, it 550 miles from here. ly two pile ther two ¥ and the ot) as, ‘The pilot balloon in charge of Maj. Maurice Smith landed at Crenshaw, Mississippl The winner of the race will stnt America in the international bal race and ot who comy $100. 5 a prine of $800; t fourth place, $300 Dirigible Well On Way to Porto Rico ed in the nd place carries lace, $600, and WASHINGTON, May 4—The navy dirigibie Los Angeles, en route » Porto Rico, wa 6 miles south ht, a ng to a radio message received he Navy department At that hour the Los Angeles 4 she was traveling miles an hour ki good progress More Apartments Needed in Seattle is no need to fear that Se e is overbuilt in the matter of apartment houses, says Henry Gq after making a survey of ation in the city. “Five new apartments have been om | $1,000 besides. | iS _ Music FAVORED _ FOR MONDAY |Music Week Opens With a Melange of Melody }DENVER IS AMBITIOUS Orchestra and Talks Are Arranged for Fans KiRcHnn R'S New Washington will play for to 8, Monday Kram hotel orchestra KTCL (3 evening. from The (Puceinty; * E “Madame Butt Dia” “Mle, oe nl | sOaals rdiste”* Pensei (Herbert) play ed as a by George C. Kirchner Bien Aime” con leert waltz. PCa A National Music Week pro- m will be played for KHQ @73) at 8:50 Monday evening Tho selections, arranged — by Clara Moyer Hartle, will extend a 90-minute period. ere | | over The tra w | Mo Goodrich Silvertown ore aay for KFOA (45) at $40 Jack Mooney, blind sing wi veral song Too bad | woe (484) at Davenport a m. Monday, bec Evvard was talk Weaning Time Pointers," My dear! We got tho biggest t rkOM “Present Status of the Fr (KGO (861), & iit Beverage completed since the first of the year |!" by J. HH. Irish, U, of ¢ and 35 more are under construction,” |, on in Eogtian,” by Wilde Wil states, “But with it all suey i ony Og t s than a 5 per cent vas te 1 now in apartment houses Indus mae of the is much below the average in pag eh a canis ; the size of : Henry Jackson | ——— — FROM KFAK (348) | Deaf? Don’ t Be. Hear. I'll Prove It Free. We have so great confidence in our simple home method for making the deat hear that I send it to any deaf person on free t try it in own hom without ng a cent. Don't be satisfied with deafness. Hear again. Get into the conversa. toin once more. Listen to the mar- velous music of the radio. greatest singers of the world on your talking machine. You can. proof ts yours for the asking. No matter what you have us#d to relieve your deafness, don't be dis. couraged. Even though. you tried ear phones, drums,” electrical devices and oils, don’t think that you are doomed to deafness for the bal- ance of your life. The deaf can hear. Where everything else has failed is where we have had our greatest suc- cess. we wil So I ask every deaf person to send| me his name. I'll send my regular $2.00 simple, easy method by mm mail. When it arrives pay the mail. Man only $1.00 and a few cents for postage. Then use it ten days and if your hearing is not restored, the head noises gone and the catarrhal condi- tions relieved, send it back and we will return your dollar. If you can hear and you feel better after ten days, then send me the names of as many deaf people as you know. That is fair, Isn't it?) Then send today for this simple! easy method. Send no money, just your name and address. The Hearwell Co., Dept. 118, Milwaukee, Wis. The Best Set in Se- attle for $14.50— and this means no more. $10 and $12 Gold Crowns $4 and $5—No More. Gold Inlays, $2.50 to $5—No More. Plates Repaired, $1.00. Teeth Added, 25¢ Extra Remember, above prices aro the maximum. Boston Dental Offices 14204 2nd Avenue HAVE A CARPENTER DO YOUR PLUMBING RIDICULOUS! you say. Yet that is ‘what hundreds of people do every day when they enga age the services of other than a trained RECTAL SPE CIALIST to cure theirPiles. Nowonder they receive no benefit and continue to tes and condemn the doctor for their time and money wasted. My years of training and experience treating RECTAL and COLON ail- mentsalone enables me to give a written lifelong GUARANTEE that I will cure your Piles ot REFUND YOUR FEE. Hear the| And the| haye| “Weeds.” by Prof. E. G. | | n Florence,” oH. Stette: « & Good Lawn,” | 3) will broadcast al ously and more jwill take Florence, than 3,7 part. At Money the Colo,, male chorus voices will sing and there will be @ special program until 9, when cert of dance music will start. @ con-| | As a special trea | being good you m: and reward for y listen at 7 Tues day evening to a bedtime story that j will in defiance of j ever: ‘RR (312) at F gina An orches will play later, Pick 0° the Coast for Monday night 6. William RO Boone organ recital, KGW (491). 7. Seiger’s orchestra, KPO (428). Educational program, KGO| (361). 9. Conservatory of { gram, KPO (4238). | 10. Musical program, KFT (467) Music pro 11, Abe Lyman’s orchestra, KNX (337). | 2. Distance draggers’ best bets for Monday night are at WEMC (286) | which broadcasts a program of| popular classical musto at 6:15, or at WAHG (316) which has a spe-| cial dance program at 9. Mire ry Musical program from KFAE (348) at 7:30 Monday includes yocal and plano selections by Washington State | college boys and girls, pupils of Dean land Mrs. Herbert Kimbrougt €feri9 | Montana university broadcasts | Monday at 7:15 a violin concert and popular songs; at 8:20 the Phi Det Theta ofchestra will ride the 244 | meter wave from KUOM | Loretta V. Harding, planiste, and| | Sydney L. Dixon, singer, will enter. |tain for KR (384) at 9 Monday even |ing. Half an hour before that Nor | man Pearce will tell about Robinson Crusoe’s island in his inimitable ac cent, Cs va The well-liked Russian quintet will play for KFOA on a Metropolitan Building company program from 6:46 | to 8:15 Tuesday. M. Borodin will play several ‘cello solos. ee KFKX (283) at Hastings rebroad- | casta KDKA programa every day, jexcept Sunday, from 8:15 to 4:15,| | Pacific time. Tuesday evenings the rebroadcasts are scheduled from 8 to 10. KFKX picks up on KDK’s| short waves, but rebroadcasts on ita own. ~~ Kdvertisemont) COSTS BUT 50c TO HEAL SKIN WITH POSLAM The most wonderful thing about Poslam is how little is neded to heal even stuborn cases of skin eruptions: Often a single 50c box will clear away a patch of eczema that has been an Itching torment for years All druges 1 To Los Angeles By Auto Daily Beautiful four-day trip. Careful sand courteous drivers. of 25) | cording * |identification of William H. | Nanaimo, B. 310 Pantages Bldg. ee ae € The. Radio Star THE TATTLE ee sere MONDAY SEATTLE STATIONS KHQ (279), ane Piano KIK (384), > 12:20, markets o ta 6, theat heatra; ® (08) KTCL COAST STATIONS (284), Pullma rogram; tatke > (428), Ban Ir gan recttal; 9, sic prograr orcheatra KGO (941); ancteco—9, or- Oakland—6:4 §, educational program: 10, orches tra KFT (463), Los Angeles : gram; 8, Selwyn Harris, ¢ ‘ and 10, programe. KNX (837), Low Angeles—€:10 30, 5, 9 and 10, programs; 11, oF KOW (491), Portiand—#, organ re * 15, markets and news KFTY (263), Spokane+-Miler MIDWEST STATIONS The) KUOM seoula 5 wenc Was (448), KOA programa KFKX (2 musical progra KSL (300) programe CFAC (430), Calgary—T-1 cal_programe. KOK — (420), program. WeCO (417) rams. (328), + Mastings—7:0-9:20, Balt Lake—t-9, must 1, must Negina—6:30-T:15, 6-9, pro- RADIO PROGRAMS ———_—_. TUESDAY SEATTLE STATIONS STAR ° '/6-DAY FACTORY DEMONSTRATION ! EMPRESS UNIVERSAL RANGES: FURNACES to give you an opportunity to se Ranges and Furnaces, we have ar range ed with the makers of this nationally line to conduct this 6-day Special will be here to assist.you in solving your cooking and heating ° special inducements offered for the week of this MONDAY, 61 YEARS VURNISHING BETTER HOMES in EMPRESS UNIVE By AL represe ntat ives The extra all the latest style Their problems. demonstration only. “actory Demonstration. KIRK (304), W. Madio Service < 10 mualo and talks economics te 6 theat Pumet KFOA (404) 12:20, Kiwanis c ‘ ra 0 | chestra: € dinner 1 pr xram: § pros os | KuHa fi a )905), Amerioan Radio Miler COAST: (an) STATIONS Kro | er Kis | (405) ” t n Hawa progr KNX (337 KGW (401) KFAK( 348), Pullman KUOM ¢ | "WoAT™ (364), san Antontomeian | KEN Wor WEAF ‘HINDENBURG TO LIVE CHEAPLY {Will Practice Economy in Official Needs Also | me m opens Mo BERLIN, May 4.—President-clect | dey here ¢ ste days ‘tis cs fae leverything in melody, from ma Paul Von Hinde obhed choruse y bands to soprano |°™ulate Caly tdge tting s @ violin quar KOA|the nation an example by personai according to his friends Tho aged fi Id marshal will live in |the same t er that the ate Pres Ebert adopted, they said hings have been | removed from the private rooms of the presiden Altho Hind r palace nburg ts at the expense of the state, furnishings to replace them, it is understood be is bringing some furniture from his Ha r home nd that this will be purchases from sec augmented by The pr his non, an his latter spay roll, a outlay of state, fu Hindenburg also is reported ing refused to in crease th of his 1 ser ants and iss ructions that one automobile would e sufficient for his une Germany's new president Intends to encourage sports. In the “Hinder burg stakes” at Hanover, he person lily is offering a trophy to the Soka |Big Earthquake in Pacific Registered YORK, May 4 quake bf unusual severity was re corded by the Fordham university eismograph Sunday afternoon. T disturbance lasted for nearly two d in the southern Pacific, about 700 miles from New York The instruments began recording At 1244 tern standard time, ac to Father John 8. O'Connor, mographer, and the hed their greatest }1:3, fading out at 2:30, vibrations intensity at ‘AUTO WAS CLUE {Tacoma Bank Bandits’ Car Led to Identification TACOMA, May 4.—An automobile used in the holdup of the K at. branch bank of the National Bank. of Tacoma, December 6, led to the tagloy andits, and T. H pollee dec ‘The two King county Johnson as the red here today. © now held tn the , bank robbery of De- cember 13, when bandits $42,000. A third suspect !s being sought by the police. The Misses Barbara and Charlotte | § of | | Simpkins identified photographs the two, after reporting to the police that two men had left the automo bile in their garage December 4 last and had not returned for it The automobile, a Studebaker be- longing to Hal Ly hewspaper man, was positively tified as the car used during the daring daylight holdup of the bank College Girls Want Jobs at Mt. Rainier Fifteen college girls, all in a row, were lined up in the local office of |thp Rainier National park, on Seneca st,, Saturday, Paradine ill looking for a job at Inn for the summer Not one of the girls had ever been to Paradiso valley, and each agreed that {t was a4 much tho outiig as the money that lured them H, D, Chatelain, the new manager, iv spenditig halt of his time in Seat tle and half in ‘Tacome, for the next few weeks, interviewiag those who want places at the park, Since there are 400 places, all told, nearly 4,000 applicants each season, it Is difficult to make the selections only and entitled to} An earth-| urs and was believed to have cen-| {1 a8 suspects in the | obtained } | KVKX (288), Tastingent0:90 a.m. | Radio farm school; §, KDKA re layed | WEAR = (390), Clevelana—t-4, | a. military | melody | WOCO (411), Twin Cittee—4:16 to Ls Des Moines—5:30-7, TY for Ga: DIES FROM FALL Mrs. Margaret Pettibone ‘s! Victim of Accident closet r W. H. Corson Monday was tn eatigating the death of Mrs. Mar Pettibone, wife of C, M 8. Ww. hospital Sun garet M Pettibone, 9291 44th ave She died at the city 4 caused by ay morning. Police say death was a head ury. Pettibone William Justus it and that that his wife was very he wan trying to quiet her in her delirium. | | Bho alipped and fell, | head on the floor, striking her Neighbors verified Pettibone's They sald Mra. Pettibone had been suffering from mental trouble for several yearn NEW SALT DOCK OPENED | For the purpose of keeping Seattle | and the sw ng territory prop: | er soned, the newest dock on the | t han just been opened at the foot of Pike st. 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All propylactic work Bf | in in tho capable hands of Ruth Douglas, a fully licensed Hygientat the range of simplicity and thrift— 5 aimply start your fire. gray or white. warm kitchen in the winter. A twist of the wrist « advice we render. DESIRABILITY of the extensive showing of homefurnishings here for your selection, moder- ately priced. Ais CHAIR —you will be delighted and find your visit will be not only a pleasant one, but a profitable one. You will enjoy using the many new ideas in your own home. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Second Ave. at Pine St. a better pipeless furnace— a furnace where Fuel Economy and Supreme Effi- ciency are the main features. Sturdily constructed to give years of perfect satisfaction. Thousands of satisfied users of this well-known furnace will tes- tify to its WORTH. A size for every home. the STANDARD offers you— —for your coal or wood range to apply during this 6-day Factory Demonstration as first payment ¢ on an EMPRESS UNIVERSAL ‘erred —this 14-piece genuine PY- REX Ovenware Set exactly as pictured, will be pre- Range or Furnace. You have a sented this week to each year to pay the balance. purchaser of an EMPRESS UNIVERSAL Range or Furnace. DEPOSIT -atmply turn on the gas and light ft. For Coal or Wood n enameled in blue. “Untvit" por It gives you a cool kitchen in summer and Has brotler and gh warming anges from coal to gaa, —$5— cash deposit will hold any $ EMPRESS UNIVERSAL Pipe less Furnace or Range you select a for future delivery and entitles you to all special inducements offered during this 6-day Factory Demonstration. =< FURNITURE OF ENDURING CHARM —homefurnishers who are self-reliant in their tastes and judgment probably do not need our coun- Yet there are countless thousands who do come to us throughout the year, relying on the The suite illustrated is only a small indication of the VALUE, WORTH and this upholstered suite extremely low priced— —not often do you see a suite $95 ‘ 1 —several very attractive pat- of this kind offered at these terns of jacquard velours to extremely low prices. All select from. Tasseled arms. —_ pieces have loose, comfy Sxactly as pictured. Queen spring cushion seats, DAVENPORT Anne legs. CHAIR ee OR a See RT eS have you visited our 6-room Model Bungalow? trade in your old furniture for new— —you will find just what you want in our E} CHANGE ANNEX —dquality merchandise at prices that you can afford. Telephone EL iot-6000 for appraiser. SEATTLE L. SCHOENFELD & SONS FOUNDED 1864 TACOMA L. Schoenfeld & Sons Reasonable Prices | 1 Despite the use of the finest materials and the high grade Personnel of this office, we reason of volume to maintain un- i JW, Speclal In Week R your RANDOLPH. PRET & PRETIOW Pine and Westiaxe Entrance 1604 4th Ave, } Over the Bank for Savings BL jot-1676 MMi A a OPEN Religious fi Shields to "Talk on Employment Service preside and Patrolmen ‘W. Chris: | DANCING Shtelds, auperintendent of the|#ansen and Donald 1, Ristie will city employment agency, will speak A jon aims and mothods of the public|% employment service here before the t Dr, N. Yow Chinese Bemes Me Xeeee ehitie Wash, union hoon. Moves’ cafeteria Tuesday , ‘ouncliman B. L. Blaine will | At Do Honey's Reantitut Academy, Pike at ith AY sing. jucational Workers’ RREMERTON —CRARLESTON PORT Taki Fr finest Hall——Best Music—Whore All bon Ai ae ere Go, join lolly Crowd $4—DANCING TAWG het New Tomach trou fares other ailments, elnte Bue. Hound T NAVY YARD a0 Colman Dock. 1 recog@red school, rectly from professional teachers. Phone BA st-02b0 Medicine ee at, Cor, be Co | Second A lorena ‘Phone Eh tot-1398 is seins acai ONIN ihn rt siamese iiimaeiomimarimiiahimaniaicenatinnwde ne iia tek nathan maa