The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1925 = a. { LocatM i! Markets ) aa ee ee ~'Cross Word Puzzle SENT NIGHT OR)” NOT HERE? Listeners’ Club and KJR in Argument on Subject ne B Seatt adoast List club, of which Howard } iS secretary, is on record ti nt night” custom f Tt has protested to KJT that "Thursday nig " cided blow to the co-ope: which prevailed to mak: night plan workable {r place.” ‘The club calls attention to th that a station breaking th rule doesn’t pile up much good in fandom. Vincent D. Kraft, of KJR, tell his side of the controversy in a repty to the club, In which he says that will 85 y nt of Seattle listeners re! on ttle stations for thelr xr y fans com of the ‘dead "Thursday nig he adds. A ma ity of the nation’s broadcasters have | abandoned the silent night plan, he writes. There are both sides of the argu ment. Take y Mr. Kraft say er t 85 per cent of the sets operated In Se. attle are either crystal » tubers. A recent close check from several sources by The Radio Star showed the reverse, This cheek rev that about $0 per cent of the are tube sets, with the halance ¢ al outfits. And the great majority sets are of the five-tube variety, check reveals. AN A SERIES of talks on child edu +2. cation will be started from KGO on the educational period at 8 Mon. day evening. Dr, Albertine Nash. | win te presented from that station consulting psychologist, will speak | 1+ 6.45 Tuesday evening on “Getting Our Children Started Aroha, Right.” ik All aboard! Other talks will be on “The . . Trend of Agricultural Prices” |Children on Air by Prof. L. W. Fluharty; and | by W. J. Marra, banker, on |@8 Broadcasters “How to Write a Business Let- pS ie eee ee | ter.” ‘There will be an Amert | proadcasters went on the alr Monday eanization talk and the Am- [morning from KTCL. They were pelon tris will play. given a chance to broadcast ri ies they submitted in the station's Kid Van Cook star his morning | dies’ club contest pep exercises from KTCL at 10 a.| Children ted to become the m. Monday, for the benefit of house. | “Charmed Land's mighty volce’ for wives wishing either to reduce or/a few minutes were Don Hook, / to take on weight. Both of the | route 3, box 74, Tacoma; Bonita Ver- latter are said to have listened In./ non, 1900 E. Union st.; Robert Har ‘The exercises will be broadcast | ris, 1007 Stewart st.; Alene and Dorts Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays | Lewis, Issaquah; Dorothy Rommel, at the same hour 1414 W. Holden st.; Rath Honenoper, «ee 1414 W. Holden st.; Ruby Holmes, | Sears Roebuck offers half an (5822 Seventh ave. N. W.; Bobby hour of stringed music from 7 to 7:30 Monday evening by stu- of tube} < What’s on the Air | MONDAY SEATTLE STATIONS KPCT. (205 . twos for Veo 5, operatic ritt Dueks. 4, edueat pre: dents of the Seattle Conserva tory of Music under Prof, D. pit i Stuart Stangroom’s orphestra follows with an hour of dance music The Stangroom aw ng Radio Star's gold cup te the best example of n dur For the first time in Seattle, proceedings of a religious con vention will be put on the alr, starting Tuesday morning, when | talks at the Northern Baptist convention will be broadeast by KFOA. Sixty volees will s night from KPO at starting at § Mon fan organ accompanir San Franetsco, ay. There will be Operatic and concert artists will be presented from KFI at Los Angeles, starting at 9 Mon day. A the Lewis Petite En: tert postponed some dayn age |when KFOA suffered a breakdown, concert by Doble, 1816 Eighth ave. bert Seim, 728 N. 80th st. and Her Ship News | Tides in Seattle | { MONDAY TUESDAY JUNE oo JUNE tO | Lew Tide First Low Vide jez am. 28 ct] First High Tide | Lb ft. 12:02 p. m.. 78 ft La $25 am. 29 ft. ‘First High Tide 16:49 a m., Le 11:16 p.m, 11.6 ft. Weather Bureau Report (Special from the U 5. Weather Bureau) TATOOSH ISLAND, June 29, § a m— Barometer rising, wind southwest, 12 miles an hour. 4 p.m, . 116 ft Aas Arrivals and Departures Arrived—Juns 23—Str H. F. Alexander from Los Angeles via Ban Francisco at Bellingham, at 5:45 2. mr Panaman from Boston via pr Ce Building Permits }j aoe ae Mrs. Laur ender, et64 ath S 15th RW ‘via porta at T4 enbach from Ta tr Dalsy Gray from Ban Franctaco at m., mtr Alaska from Alaska at 7 a. m. Salled—June 2 itr Alaska for Ta- coma at 7 a.m. June 28.—Str Eldridge for Dairen via ports at 9 HIGH FINANCE Grocer; Well, little boy, what can I do for you? Little Boy: Mother sent me to; get change for a dollar, and said _|she would give you the dollar to- morrow.—Kansas City Star, EVERETT TRUE —AND SUCH SUPINE BY CONDO ACQU'ESCENCE, SUCH MACHIAVELLIAN SUBTERFUGES, SUCH SUBVERSIONS OF THE PRIME CONCEPT, 1S UNDENIABLY TANTAMOUNT’ To VIRTUAL NON-ESPOUSAL . IN OTHER WoRDS —— AH! —"OTHER. WOR IDEA, MR. SPILLMAN — ie ae aS, DS” — THAT'S THE 4 “07 OO a2 ay » age an operatic | | TUESDAY SEATTLE STATIONS KTCL (308) - > KTOL 3 et Sound Say markets, 1, must 4120, Puget und Savings prograr OTHER STATIONS KPO (488), Ban Francisco, mixed steal program, 10, orchee Oakiand—Stient wight rdf, Bt Omni KOA (ata), Deny . WCCO (417), ‘Twt tea—T, weatine Woe GM), Dey rt—4, Juvenile vt (SEATTLE PROGRAMS | FOR THIS EVENING SLE 2 SE ENP KPOA KPOA | ram KIR |pes M the Meattle Conservatory of lireeted by Prof. D. Dittrich, Pro: S00 KFOA--Btudio reeita KIT arem | ton PM KIN—Gordon Kithourne’s TUESDAY MORNING. KTCL—Stoek ™ 10:90 Puget Hound Savings and Loan Kn program. Ca nomics expert SOUTHERN R, R.: _ UP 2 POINTS oning talk by home eco: Court Decision Boosts Stock |" to Record High on Street NEW YORK ment June 29.—Announce of @ decision againat the pre- forred stockholders of the Southern Ri in their ault for $29,000,000 | dividends, which camo after | }the market's close on Saturday, was the moat Important newa over the 5 with a direct bearing om the arket orn Railway common jumped ltwo points to a record high at 99 | [the early dealings {n° respon: jthe general list maintained a dent tone An important factor In the confi- dence of the situation, displayed by | ho market as a whole, w he rise in Fisher commodity price index to | 159.7, the highest level reached since | February, demonstrating that gen- | eral business lines wers in a healthy condition. Stocks opened firm, North Ameri- can, 48%, off \; American Sugar, Sout 64; ndard Oil of New Jersey, 44%. p §. Rubber, 49%, up %; Unit- ed Cigar Stores, 91, off %; Sinclair, ; General Motors, 85, up ‘ompany, Gi, ‘off \; | acx ‘Trucks, 149% up 114; Yotllow Cab, 48, up '%; Northern. Pacific, uD 4; U. teel, 114%, up te: morican 9%, up Ya; Ameri- n, 196%, PP, 14 |Chicago Board of Trade Saturday's Quotations Wheat Open Ifien Low — Close |auly . $1.53 $1.50 S148 81.4 | Bont 160% 151M 146m 146K Dec. 16S 1.69% 148 Lan y Corn TUY cecees LOM 1.041% 1.00% 1.00% [Sept 05, 106% 1.06% Ton 1.02% | Dee #0 90 ss aT Ty Onte— July AB Bepte vies: 6 Dee 47% Rye : July « 1.01% jMept. os. LO Tard— July 17.16 | Riba— | July 18.50 | : | San Francisco Produce Satarday's Quointions r—Toxtran, 490; prime first, 46 teen Kxtram, 40¢; extra pullete, 36 eo; underalzed pull } Cheene—Cal, flats, Young Triplets, Portland Produce | Saturday's Quotations Batter—cube oxtran, 46e; dards, 4440; prime fireta, 440; fir 6 Eggs—Hxtran, 360; firnt i pullets, S4e; current receipts, see t New Corporations }i RSE MERC RR ERE Marina National Co. enttle, Amend ment Inerenning capital stock from 4100,000 to $210,000. Depositorn Bond Co. Seattia, Amend ment Increasing enpitai atook from $6, 000 to $10,000. Vdwalt Warehouse Co, awall, 0. | Deveniah, Tt. O, Beott, FA, Han " G cher, ©. B Brown, J. W. Berta MoMahon. Hay Manufacturing Co, Seats 000, Atrloken from. recorda July 1, 192%, Netnatated June 24, 1926 fodlum Productn Co, Dr. J, Bridenatine, bore and Harold HM, Underhill smelting and red buninens Pleasant Harbor Towing Co, Senttls, $26,000, George 1. Webb and A, It Gould Keyport Townaite Co, Keyport, Amendment reduotng eapltnl stock from 10 to $10,000, nine Balen Co, ne an Oatiin, Par an Ww Air (De Bertot) Nereeuse (@odard Violin—-Der Moran | MILB AND Qvotations by Milk LAM Metribatere Assn. Milk-—Cwh, fod Reattle supply ‘ ¥. O10 nor re DUTTEM AND CHEFSS Prices Wald Whetessle Dealers Country ereamery, extras 1@ 44 ‘ ” Th “ Qaet Prices Fald Shoppe: woos Prices tn conntry, ennee reterued to lees Kixtra of white shell, cases rota ” alaed rolore 4 "4 ‘ahd Wholesalers on colors ard pullete POULTRY AND MEATS Qeeintions by Ferry tres, Prices Fald Shippers uu live, per I 0 aned , y work u et u helgien “liars Live " Trices Feld Wholesale Dealers 1828 haten 1” Capene—Ld, r Dressed, 4 140 Yo 200 the. 14.2514 50 13.50@ 13.60 Dean Meat Allaifa Meal Prices ult Wholesale Dealers | Quotations by erame Truitt @ Predace (The pricen strom are insee made to aleve by wholesalers Wits Poona exceptions, prices to can be Mgured b: ff transportation we | Aepararoe Meets Dor bunches Cabbage Per owt Cantaleupes | Carrots cal. | Caclifiewer—Cal, orate Perm. Extra Stare, 6-3.. Kxtra Stare, 6-2, Fxtra Cleave 5-2 Perfeots ...+ 46-3.50 (Boying prices Ki . “4 vedas fatt Hides—Lb. Bastern Aelect—u ry Do, count . ° ae Olympian ... au WHOLIRALE EFI Fresh Fish, Perch... Vounders Salmon- Hed Mily Li Kin Halibut, tr Line Cod Red Cod Hinck We Ailver Smelt, Mackerel i Rurekan .. a8 Perfections . a3 Rite-Grady Inapected Btock Per Square Matra Beare, $63... 51 ‘ ink ‘Cainooie Atandard stock Por faquare mon Ktarn, 6-23.98 48-8 80 on Mtars, BoB, 7%. Ae on Clare vce e 1.206198 LoMnEn MARRET tations by Weet Coast Lamberman's ees Association) Floortne— Per Verticnl arain, No, 4,446.00 60.00 ao No. & Inde. 40,000 48.00 23.00@12.00 Gin. 26.80020.08 Taino. F ‘ate 21,00@ 96.00 do No. San nts insists an.00@40 ao No. 4) @in Sate 97.00@31,00 NEW YORK SUGAR AND Comrnn tt] Quotations $4.00) refined, weak 46.500 6,00, No. 7 Rilo Ble; Nov «fai he ntom, NWO or three words in this puzzle! 7. Upon. may hold you up for a while,| } [TO sical but they are crossed by such sim Type of automobile (pl.) | ones that you will ultimately M thru’ in good shape HORIZONTAL Nights Man who borrows your money A good amelier Fromen water Hen fruit se of mollusks Homething to lie on } Within | Woman Was Made fol ‘Love Alo ne Any Other Plan or Pur pose She May. | passing of chivalry. } once cast over him. {bas unveiled her magic. So man has had to build up a new chain of values, The ine for spreading hay | Arrogate to Herself Is U BY CYNTHIA GREY Freudianism and smart parlor small talk are to be disre. garded in this taking of the balance. Woman was made for love and for it alone she lives, vhich she may arrogate to hé. | self by individual law is false and unnatural—exceptigng | proving the rule. Any other plan or purpose We crush our come are abandoned. Woman has become man’s competitor. The lure of femininity is on the wane. | battle woman has cheapened herself in man’s eyes, She was his goddess before and he worshipped her be me full of ferver over an | cause she kept aloof and did not venture into the marts of | trade and to the polling booth. There was an enchantment that was intangible that ihe Now he sees too much of her. Sle tors. We do so “ethically,” of cours. in the crowd and strife the little refinements a It is one of the lost arts, refinements or whatever you may call it, that is passing in the strife? | i nnatural ; N the world’s work woman has progressed. She has given a greater share of responsibility and opportunity to share with man what in ye gone by had been denied Rar | her because of sex M For civilization and humanity this ha been very god i Woman now can vote. She can Hold office and othe. wise invade heretofore inviolate male strongholds, iin Rut by that very progression has she lost or won abote who the intrinsic benefits that have come to her in material ‘2 things? Ee and courtesies She mourns the By winning ber 36 ita, atiopers. tick Lit cere: | modern woman is accepted as a mental equal. She must M Barn 40. Gazelle vie for the male heart on an intellectual basis. i used for breeding. | 41 See ,cesle | The old order 1s slowly passing. The subtitles of vostey Gi ar og |§6 Finishing neil day will soon be no more. ™ 20 vigita of the foot 50. Either's partner Has woman lost or gained by this change? There is to ie 3 1 ery * cul 35. Rough, woolly hair \33 WS anueity | general answer. It is an equation that is personal. : a M4. Fairy nt of compass os 3 | and put away in a dark place of | 16. Golf term 1 . a + * ~ = 37) To impel |THE ANSW ER TO SATURDAY *|xitten Wants | Toinegives a 25 per cent sofie 39, Alacrity PUZZ | thon. - S 2 emed foree producing hypno ome “ u 12, Allowed producing hypn , | Hom Mixed with equal portions of F (4s: Soshew Dear Miss Grey: I have a pretty! water it may be used sao Be ‘ Beto | female kitten that I will be glad to| ly to remove spots per (7. Upright shaft |take to the home of anyone who If the materia ure fo re hor 1 Portion ofa elt |might want it. Yours truly main in the solution for some Jor Portion of @ circle | pric sea ime ald be diluted to x lal 4. Unit of work | avid M 2 per cent solution. Wash Lath (of a bed | 2624 48th 8. W. | thoroly in several waters and C arene | see Ja. in diluted ammop!a water. € Submits vid VERTICAL |Zavelte Water Will ©: eae Ai 1. Large tract 6¢ land Remove Mildew Mardi Gras ts ave ‘er | Dear Miss Grey: Would you kind Dear Mias Grey: What is the Go ‘ } - tj]. | Meant! f ‘Mardi Gras"? 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