The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1925, Page 4

PAGE 4 ISDAY, JUNE 23 NEAPOLITANS ON (High High Spots for Week KGO'S BILL __for Week UDGE BEN LINDSAY, fa mous Denver Justice, speaks KOA at 710, Wednesday evening. He will speak on “the Child and the State,” TEAPOLITAN street singers 9 2 ’ will feature songs of Med. Oakland goes ba , « iterranean cities Tuesday at 8 this wee from KGO, Oakland, The Metro. | ing “Iv Politan orchestra also makes Its radio bow, numbers, * Seattle Stations Offer In- strumental Concerts KGO. playing half a dozen | SHO Duets with two zith. | ers will give the evening a Eu ropean touch. from The Ohio Kiwanis pand plays a concert from WCCO at Min neapolls at 7, our time, Tues o o> day (908). and Sullivan's famous m she Tho Mikado,” will be br . vale Na who wilt 't ast in its entirety next Saturday Et Yecreation rtunities in the big! evening trom KGO. i fimber, He speaks on a Simond saw : Program, featured by Kirchner's or- | axtre aha Bho ot etapa A. new radio organization, the hing an hour KFI_ Burlesquers, bow to the eke | radio audience Tuesday evening ) at 9, offering bits of songs and KFOA features the Groveland peal orchestra, a new band of players s ete Over the air, ‘They will start at Sep Att Mma iia” weak 8:30 with a 90-minute dance pro- | paves present a threeact comed gram. Eddie Harkness supplies Wedding Bells,” Wednesday, start an hour more of syncopation, |..." m : starting at 10. The Haydn Male quartet sings slag an quintet: plays. on a CNRC program from Cal from KJR, starting at $30 and fea-) ary starting at 8 Thursday turing dances from “Henry VIII.,/ evening i and a suite from the “Ballet Egyp- <a a tienne.” The concert ix by courtesy X : EI of the Puget Savings and] A S0-plece b will enterta 1 Loan association. trom KFI at 7:30 p.m. on Thurs j e078 day i } The KTCL Kiddies club is | = — growing rapidly, according to | Tamara Adams to Bert F. Fisher, operator of the city’s largest station. One letter, from a boy-listener in Belling- ham, says: “All tho kids gather | around the loud speaker on my porch every morning to attend the club meeting.” Radio “Farewell’ Tamara Adams, who has been a favorite radio singer in Seattle for months a farewell bow | Wee a Hopper program, jat Mrs. Adams is sa! ly for her home in Paris. Interviewing popular celebri- a tles before the micrephoue has become a regular stunt at several Eastern stations. . On the sam [tone Trio, includ 2 John Rogers and A girl announcer at WMCA, New | Tt tbbabat Tork, ts now trying to broadcast | ii0°% 1) *pedtime stories that mean some-| <0.) wl thing.” She has our sympathy hmaidt will give PRISONER STUDENTS BIGGER pisrer: RRIES LONDON.—Out of 200 prisoners in| LOS ANGELES.—Recent expert Maidstone jail, 40 are studying va-| men how that raspberries as bis iy. rious subjects, including French, | as b ies, which grow In the Spanish, literature, engineering and| And ntains, can be grown suc bs agriculture. lcesstully In California FOR RADIO ees SHERMAN, .CLAY & CO. Portable .*. ’ Radiola puper-Hetcrodyne 15 here! Raprora Super-Heterodyne — portable as a suitcase — needing no aeriel or wires or loudspeaker —a six-tube portable Radi- ola Super-Heterodyne—is here/ Summer time is portable radio time, and this portable Radiola Super-Hetero- dyne is the outstand- ing radio innovation of the year. Its price is $195, less batteries,and you can take iton conven- ient terms. Terms as easy for the purchaser to car- ry as the instrument itself! Limited supply! ; Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE AND THE CURE GUARANTEED (ee Chart at Left} trouble h pro zes. an ides! yoga It le the solution of your pay you to find ow on Ae money, in ine caved effictency andin your physical welt ass to cure Piles, permanently safely, “sadly, and with: Cure them without surgery or fascotostte aventissty how EXAMINATION FREER Call oF write for Booklet D.H. Dale, M/D. * Reetal Speotaiier 906 Kast Pine St. Cor. Broadway Seattleggeg on, The-R Radio Star | } ore ad I will ples, WHY DESERT THE LOCALS? Radio’s Past the Stunting | Stage in Seattle Now radio listener these days find a lot more if he or she stick als and forgets a DN fer a few months, In Se | attle there is generally some thing interesting to pass an hour of an evening 1 to WCCO and WOC last night We " can listen to WOC any night At least we think it's | Woc—but it may be the chap next \ n his winter coal sur \ ow to it doesn't y great of ecstasy ru our veins The DX craze is passing, any way. Of course, every new fan | will spend the first two weeks trying to get WEAF and Mest co City—and maybe succeed But he will discover that what WEAF has to offer is pretty much the same as Seattle sta | tons are broadcasting, | R along folks who hi adio. They don’t they miss. |New Saturday Eve Radio Show Planned | of KTCL, Bert er, has the state, from Oregon and Ca 1 say Columbia the include ay The KTCL players air r stage, | last radio bow The orchestra, scored heay Saturday, when it made TUESDAY SEATTLE STATIONS KFOA (454), Rhodes’ Store x1- | rw Washington Hotel ke and markets; 10 7, Kirehner’s oreh OTHER STATIONS KPO (488), tan Fre: ‘nour 4, program; 4. program X (809), Oakland news: silent night KOA (323), Denver—#:05, Novak golf teanon: al night | KGW (491), Portiand—® to 12, co carts, WCCO (411), Twin Citles—f, must program; §, weather. ye (484), Davenport—6, musteal pro- | CNTR (365), Regina—T, Mandolin con- | cart (Advertisement) : “HAIR-GROOM” | } Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy} “Halr-Groom” in| a dignified comb: | ing cream which conts only a few | cents a jar at any drug store Hons use it cause it given that natural gloss and | well-groomed ef- fect to the. hair that final touch| to good dress both in buainess and | on social occasions. unruly or shampooed hair stays combed all day in any stylo you like “Hair-Groom" {n greascless; also helps grow thick, heavy, lustrous Belg gat te | es “TtAdvertisement) FOR oKIN TORTURES Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Just What You Need Don't worry about Eezema or oth- er skin troubles. 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He r copalian churc “Courtesy Rides” Cost Street Railway $100,000 Per Year Kind-hearted owners of automobiles may consider that the fares of the one or more street car riders whom they pick up daily on their way to and from town have little effect in decreasing the receipts of the system. True, the occasional courtesy of No check has been attempted to picking up a close friend is hardly determine what this practice is subject to criticism. It is the costing our street railway annu- practice of loading automobiles ally in revenue, but the aggregate with acquaintances and even is large. Estimating conserva- strangers that is making serious tively that the system is deprived inroads on our street railway re- of 4,000 fares per day for 300 ceipts. days of the 865 days of the year, the loss would amount to 1,200,000 This practice is especially no- fares, or $100,000 annually, ticeable in the rush hours of the morning. Several thousand auto- mobiles parallel the street car lines to the business and industrial districts, and many of them are carrying their full capacity while there are unoccupied seats in many street cars. Eight and one-third cents is not worth worrying about, but one hundred thousand dollars a year calls for serious consideration, It would pay the interest on $2,000,- 000 of bonds for street railway extensions and betterments; it would materially hasten the day when carfare can be reduced. It is a common sight to see a driver stop his car and pick up a group of people ahead of an ap- proaching street car, not even waiting for introductions or ask- ing Waivers of damages in case of accident. Competition of private automo- bile owners with street cars is a serious menace to the prosperi of our system and our cit Whether it is to continue is a question for each automobile owner to settle for himself, PRA Neat vw HENDERSON, GENERAL SUPERIN| TENDENT . nee aes Ne a ere =