The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1925, Page 8

¢: The. aa a” Radio Star MOVIE STAR ON KF BILL And Seattle Programs Are Attractive, Too i Lusty ore and i pn Monday evening Btations. Out of tow 1 Rducational program and some good mus: i the California c Jooks attractive cee The ( ular req r from : KIR on the k bill, f om Owen f Herget, start. | Ing about 7 | eer The p “Die Mels inger’’ s Hunga Nance No. hon Mr. Hof ft Faann’s list fre on the din. Der concert per Joseph Henry J KGO with his book chats, Bt S. Professor E. R. De Ong, aasist-| ant entomologist at the Agric mlkarat | college of the University of Califor nia, will talk K Into & Bee- | The um on by the Cora is continued. tonal discu: | Jons. | eee | An interesting stunt fs scheduled | from KFI between $:45 and 9 on Mon- | @ay, when Norma Shearer, beautiful | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star, and Lew Cody, leading character actor, will broadcast a 15-minute pla: ae a | 3 . . Bz * Te) In skinning stranded wire of in-| Bulation, avoid nicking the strands by placing the wire in the lower Jaws of a side-cutting pliers ana| Squeezing the insulation as far back as it Is to be “peeled” and removing it with the cutting edges. . If your “B” batteries won't fit in the cabinet because of the clips, cut off the binding posts and solder leads fo the stumps left on the battery . Grid leaks, one of the most !m- portant things In a set, wear out and Bhould be replaced every six months. eee Keep aerial insulators well away from trees as wet trees have a ten- @ency to ground signals. Sure to Broadcast Nine radio stations will have their Ftudios at the coming Radio World's Fair in New York. There will be broadcasting from 11 in the morning to midnight dally, during the show. Ban on Radio Is Off Rumania has fallen into line. That country’s parilament has finally passed an act permitting use of radio receivers there. Change in Name Radio station KJS, at Los An- geles, has had its call letters changed to KTBI, another entry in i the list of stations signifying the ' name of its owner by the call let- ters. KTBI, in this case, stands for bs E i : t ® compulsory prefix for Western ‘United States stations. 200 Want Air The department of commerce is holding 200 applications for licenses to broadcast. They have to be held f up, however, because there fs no i room in the alr for broadcast wave- | lengths. t Weather Reports Weather forecasts are being | t hroadcast daily by 144 stations In 90 | ¥ ‘different localities in the United f States. Weather reports will soon 9 out to fans in every state In the Union. Europe to Pacific To test the extent of high power, Warle C. Anthon owner of Station KFI at Los Angeles, has salled for London to listen in on his own sta- tion. He wants to prove in England that, with American receivers, broadcasting stations of the Pacific coast can be brought in with the fame ease as that encountered by Australian listeners. Fashion Talks Now A series of tri-weekly reviews on the subject of dress are to be intro- duced shortly by station KOA. These reviews will be given over the Rocky Mountain Broadcasting jon every ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Friday after- noon and are designed provide authoritative information on fash- fons and guidance in style selections. to The only kind of radio recelver found useful in mountainous Switz. erland is the many-tubed set. Cheap- er sets can’t combat the interference Offered by mountains and valleys. WRNY OBSERVERS ARE SOUGHT OVER NATION EW YORK, Aug. 24.—Station WRNY Sa searching for of- ficial observers in every state in the Union ‘The purpose of the observers Is to help WRNY get data concern ing fading, static, interference and other parasitic noises, In order to be eligible tt 1s neces- sary that the applicant be located at least 60 miles from any broad cast station, that he possess a first class set, and he must be able "J receive WRNY, “The Bible Institute,” the K being | O* ON (Looe Jazz and More Classics | Is Fans Plea || end TUNE IN, LISTEN LATER, PLAN Deferred Radio Is Newest European Invention ONDON, Aug, 24.-—Deferred 410 con with 5 ex means But five emphasis » hear it In other we iment records @ © ntage desired th ance of this invention High License Fees = broaice red ir sets, ‘The fees range | broadoasting, ao that an eit We equals at a EL BAND IS SED TO RECORD this way, onl perfect rend |F armers Answered © sugcrated a " farma fore deast au under the dir A mewhat Iike a KFI SEEKING NAME cs met haa w chance to FOR RADIO ARTIST ||turns the etectrica! vibrations inte Eo ANGE! new nam ers is sought b LES, Aur This magnetized steel ban 1 can, any time flar later, be run thru designations “artist,” " musician" and such aren't scriptive enough for those who sing and play before the micro- phones. fter use, the steel band can phone. What's wanted ts a dis wort, like “receptionist, KFT has decided on for the radio Quré/flour's Air oda MONDAY | TUESDAY } HOME STATIONS | ne ME STATIONS KFOA (454)—4 and #, Hofmann or-j cRestra; €:45 and $:20, stu@ie programa, KTCL (305)—0ent, OTHER STATIONS KPO (428), Ban Francisoo—T, orches tra; §, program; 10, orchestra. KGO (861), Oaxiand—s, waucatt: program. KNX (337), Holtywooa— Programs: 10 and 11, orehes KLX (509), Oakland—8, Piggly Wiesly wire; 9:13, Lake Mer KHJ (405), Los A t KFT (487), Los Angeles—t:45, chat; §, 9 and 19, programs. KGW (491), Portiana—t Dasedall; silent after, KOA (323), Denver—1, atudio program; talks. | WCCO (417), Twin Citiee—1, weather; |?" 7:05, dairy talk, 30, 8 and 9, ‘ na cheatra: | 7:20, talk }% 7 9:20, musical pr KOW (491), ogram: 9 an KOA (823), Denver lent night. concert; #t- { Seattle Programs for Tonight 7} ee | 6-6:45 P.M. | Here : bar ; waltz, He |e Fut 1); excerpta trom Les | Owen J beer); prize song trom | WI on (Wagner); Hungarian | You; If 1 Kver Cry Ha You Ren | Clay musteal pre- | ¥ .|¥ Program orche key (DeKove | er); Until (8 5 | Hams, barito : | ms. Morning; Who Knows?; Oh How 1 Miss You Tonight, by Franz! z 3 em: Timothy Calves, heavy . <2 4.50@ 9.00 | Mixed Calves, light .. + 9:00@11.00 | Mixed hay . Local Markets 7}, MILK AND CREAM Central Dairy, Ine. f.0.b. Seattle supply ¥.0.b. condensory . Sweet Cream, f..d. station BUTTER AND CHEESE Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers + A | =. Prime hogs ..., Bmooth heavies MiIk—Cwt + 13.260 14.50 ++11,00@12.60 6.000 7.60 1,60@ 6.00 I m brick Cheese—Tilinmook Tripleta Wash. Triplete ..,. Butterfat— Co. * given are thome made to by wholesale With a nal exceptions, prices to pro ducers can be figured by deducting the approximately 15 per cent for handling, Fine, choice, Ib A Brade, Beattie delivery... DAIRY PRODUCTS Quotations by Perry Bros. Conrno, heavy, Mobair—-Long Goatskin—I ago and selling cost Prices Vaid Shippers, City Delivery | este oe, honchea Valley Wool, EGGS Beans, green i Prices tn country, urned 20 1°89 | Cabbage—Per crate . Extras or white she ed | Garrete=-Looa! ‘ Firata or mixed colors Pullets, canes ret'd Prices Paid Whol Extras, white shell Firsts or mixed co Local, crate 41 | Lettnee HIDES AND WooL | (Buying prices f. 0, b. Beattie Medium, chotee, Ib, 1b. ¥ME SEATTLE STAT MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1925 attle, a modified, Amer Opening Day Saturday August 29th Our New Store Is Located Between Pike and Pine, On the East Side of Third, In the Heart of Seattle— The Paris of the Pacific Slope The Best Service EST’S APPAREL, Inc., proposes to do precisely that—bring Paris to Se- icanized Paris to be sure, but Paris just the same. Best’s will do that—because women of good taste throughout the Northwest demand a higher type of ap- parel service—a s@rvice that will express the charm and color of our feminine world in a surer, swifter and more brilliant way. Best’s Apparel, Inc., will aid that select group of women who are forever young in heart and spirit to accen- tuate their charm and enable them to-do so with a degree of economy hitherto unknown. in fine, Best’s New Shop wilbmake a profound appeal to gentlewomen of all classes. Here one may leisurely ap- praise a wealth of feminine apparel—always new and au- thentic in design and gloriously executed, yet artfully shaded with that restraint which is so eloquent of good taste, will offer things of arresting and simple beauty—Coats, Wraps, Gowns, Dresses, Sportswear, Milli- nery, Hosiery, Negligees, Lingerie and Umbrellas. Mark the opening of your New Store on your calendar today. \pparel Ine. Y MORE STYLE FOR i] LEYZ MONE 1522 THIRD AVE —~ PEATTLE CONTINUES ;|New High Points Reached rd high, P favorabl Standard pullete . ct) ; Aividend des POULTRY AND MEATS Peppers market opened strong. North Quotations by Perry Bros. | Popcorn Ht. Louls Southwest Prices Paid Shippers | New 1%; New Haven, 38 Broilers, legnorns, 1% Iba. Spinach—Local, crate. American Smelti heavier... Wuspeeec tas matoes— Wapato Allied Chomical, Colored, 2° ‘ibs, and ap — Fresh Fish, per Ib, ’ Capone—Livo, fat, por Tb. Perch Fancy. d. D. vess+ Flounders Geese Young | Salmon—Pink Chinook ete—Dresned 14 LUMBER MARKET ae Vertioal grain, No. 1 124... .444.00048.00 | to | Cantalonpes No. 2, 00 48.60 Turkeys Dr 13 Chersles .... 000 43.00| ore ta 12 | Comb Honey | Fancy \lock ue 17 | Hates—Galden, Ib. + 26,.00031,00 | ! ite 4 Fa | Belgian Mares-1 Prices Paid Wnotesnlo Dealers Stepping Cy] 21.099 24.00 | 4.00@ 40.00 + 27.006 90,00 Bxtra Clearn | urekan | Brotiers—1925 haten HOS WAAMBER, ooseereerens 58,00 @67,09 [Herfections . ponk—Lb, ; Fintsh— ; (Grade Inspected Stock | Ducks—Drensed, 0 4 9 + 51,00@67,b0 Per 84. Geene—Drensed Wsus 9 aon 63.99 | Bxtra Btare, Meus—Dressed, heavy 7 Ceiling: Extra Btare, | 4 x4-in 2 and btr.... 25,00@02.90 | xtra Cloars ... | do No. vssseesee 16,60@28.60 | 6-2 Perfocts « Drop Hiding murekaa Mm 2 and btr,,° %x4d-in, tions | valiow: 100 sein 28 | SECOND GRADES Vent Onte—Wiiole, 106 . 0 | i 1.00 LIVESTOCK Holled 4. and 1 15 ol Gawaraen ; Pe ear | Quotations at Union Stock Yardes Mixed Feed i, and B + 16.60@10,60 |Common Clears + 186 Leestte Cattle— Wheat and B. 17,60021,60 Prime ateors ... 4.25 | Dalry Heed 0, 4. avd Bi + 176002150 f Medium to good ,,. 8.00 | Rernten ee 1008, x68 2 + 17.60024.00 It is estimated that President it | x68 + 19.00@25.00| Coolidge shook hands with amore 6.00 et AY al, 1.000 iene 90,000 people from August 4 price see 4000 6.201 49 1098, 4.60 Quotations by W. 1, Jahn & Co, Mente ' ,@ 02011928, to April, 1925, ‘The largest Medium to good 5.00 +404898.00 Viaaar s,s $25 [number for any month was about ¥alr to medium « 4.60 #4+10,00 Diomlock seeee .26@ a,60'8,000 in April, 1924, RAIL STRENGTH\ = le] aM u by Several Roads SOOLas NEW YORK, Aug. 24. Specula- 10003.60/ tion at the start of tho new wee again favored the rails, St. Loul: Building Permits } Shes News SMALLER GRAINS eae Eh, Va mes Reese | Whaat Makes § Slight Gains ate Lub Kenbach from | | frame reat-| in Short Session CHICAGO, Aug. 22.—Fin: tig- framo rosl- in grain trade in today’s short ‘ fon were irregular. Wheat frame resi- | DP. ™m., atr J. A. Moffett from Loa Angeles io moderate gains, while small at 8 a. m, str Ketchikan from Nome ns were lower, Bull news at- alter | Via porta at 7:20 a, m,, atr Admiral Rod- | tracted buying in a leaderless wheat va man fro Ocean Falla via Vancouver at | market Firat |] 5 a, m ‘Trade was Nght and of an eyen- , $2,000; | Salled—Aug, 24.—Str President Madi-|ing-up nature. son for Tacoma at Service for Rich 6 a. m,, atr Standard ond via Grays Harbor Str Cadaretta for Hxport demand was light. Corn met profit selling on the Prospects prevailing over the entire producing belt, Oats showed a firmer undertone, Reports of export sales amounting Taylor ave, frame resi ports str | | | | Tacoma and ports at 12:46 Lurtine for ¥ . frame} D. 2 t 0,000 bushels caused an indes ae y nt feeling of strength. frame vi s&s dropped off when cal re Seattle Wheat houses sold nearby options on \p. 3 Frain Saturday's Quolatte moderate early advance, m W No. 1 western wheat, $1.59; No, 1 soft see 60: frame white $1.68%; No. 2 western white, Bs Feta, ame [Sata Sapte Te :| Chicago Board of Trade ith NeW stamsiea . Saturday's Quotations ranki, frame Cinsitinhanyheaniaacbieeetieas wi heat— Open High Low Close 4th N, W SLGIN $1651, S1.61% $1.62% frame residence 1,62 1.60% 161% Boxer Students ’ Teey Leng Lee to Be Welcomed |: 1038 108M A reception and banquet will be hh Sh Foreign Exchange held in honor of 85 Boxer indemnity NEW YORK, Aug. 22.—Woreign ex. | Students who will reach Seattle from change opened steady, Sterling, $4.85%, | China on the AmericanOriental liner rene “ UML dine 08 0: H Mi Hel fj Hy President Jackson, September 2. 2. The ‘ Norway, 18 ihe syewions 28885) banquet will be held in The Olympic + 107% LOTR 108% xchango closed ntendy, stor-| Hotel under the auspices of the|. $ i a, $4 i $0.0408, | China club, ‘Tho students aro on [Spt vert? 1T4 1790 INE marks, ry y | hae yi Pia hae heir way to varlous colleges thruout | sept Nomina 1sa2 Mc ighal, 74, | the country aL) | 1 Risa Ww Bosten Wool orn BOSTON, Ate, 22—The y ; , Blow on Head by | BANK CLEARINGS | Thug Profitless Seattle is unchanged, Delatnos a Cored at is, belnig Of- a fairly xhts blood at | Clearings birt! the. same price, Onto. Delany, HORS Balances A. M, Hummer, 1006 Wirst ave, | ever ate held At 4 Ob5e, Portland { | vent down under a blow from a 1} clearings thug’s leadpipe, N. Y. Sugar and Coffee” { Balances nee “Curses!” sald the thug, Saturday's Quotatlo Tacon Hummer's pockets were empty, | Sugwr—Raw, quiet; spot, $4 refined, | Total transactions i, We We attendants at the city hos: | (fr Aeanpiateds tra eee No 4 Santos, Kh GING