The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 15, 1925, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSmuhv. Nov. ". 1f5" Page rout . . r - ' . - - ' - . : : rse-""- .. wt v 0 7 T 4. Mfe .iinVU" Radio Program Sunday, NiivrmbtT 1.1 KPO, 4SS.3 meters. Hale Brothers j nd Chronicle, San Francisco 9:45 ! a. ni., non-sectarian church service: j 5 p. m.. organ recital; 6 p. ni.. State orchestra; t.ib, S p.m.. Palace or chestra; 8:30 p.m., Seiger orche-; tra. KOO, 361 meters. General Elec tric. Oakland 11 a.m.,' 8 p.m.,! First Church ot Christ Scientist.! San Francisco; 3:30 p.m.. KGOl Little Symphony orchestra. : KNX. 337 meters, Express. Hol-j lywood 10 a. m.. 7 p.m.. First Pres-j byterian church: 2 p.m., musical Western Air Patrol ItltOMM AsTIMl vrHTi:i KIVK program, Ambassador orchestra; 9 p. m.. program. KHJ. 405.2 meters. Times. Los Angeles 10 a. m.. Rev. G. A. Brieg leb; 10:30 a. m First. M. E. church: 4 p.m., musicale; 6: 30 p.m.. Arcade orchestra; 7 p. m., organ recital; 8 j p. m.. program. i KKI. 46" meters. Earle C. An thony, Los Angeles 10 a.m., church j federation: 11 a. m.. Temple Baptist! church; 4 p. ni . vespers; 6:45 p. in.,' Father Rickard's sunspot weather: forecast music appreciation; 7 p. m. ! organ recital; 9 p.m., program; 10 ' p. m., Packard Six orchestra. ! aTHHt.1 mnm v s II ( fit : mm ISSk.'V ...... a"- I r- - f J J-l a I ! On November ! Pittsburgh, 1'i nn . t program, and won 19. II. KIlWA, .dialed the tlrl the title, "The Pioneer Brnailiantini Station of the! World." It wits presidential elec j lion day that year, and KKKA fea tured the flection returns on the i Initial program. In contr.,t k KHKA now ba "cling th. tln;m outside pHlnt,, Kri I auditoriums and bt.,. Monday, November 16 KPO. 428.3 meters. Kale Brothers, and Chronicle. San Francisco. Reg ular features: 1 p. m.. Seiger orches tra; 2:30 p.m.. Constitution Day! talk, opening Educational week, and ! instrumental trio; 5:30 p.m., chil dren's hour, stocks; 6:40 p.m., State orchestra; 7 p. m., Seiger orchestra; 8 p. m.. Eda Waldrop Night. Vald rop at the organ: 8:45 p.m., exer cise for children, Wiley Wlnsor p. m.. States orchestra. The radio receiving; set shown above is the Western Air Patrol that was re cently put on the market by the Western Auto Supply company. This set is of the five-tube tuned radio frequency type, and is said to jrive life-like reproduction of every note from the deepest base to the hiphtest treble. HDMK-MMIK STATION TALKS A nor NO THE VOKI.I AlKI'LANK ELEVATION MKASl It El HY RADIO News items taken from the New York Times were received by the op erator of the 1". S. S. Seattle. 4 no miles northwest of Balboa, and ap- 10 1 proximately 2.300 miles from Man- 1 hattan before the majority ot Xei I a radio wave at the surface of the. earth, which wave may romeouently , be detected by receiving apparatus A means for ascertaining eleva- carried by the nlrcrnft. has been lions of aircraft, the princlpul lea- patented by Elbert N. Todd. Crls ture of vhich Is the sending out of field. Md. KGO, 361 meters. General Elec tric, Oakland. Usual features; 3 p. so., mnsical program; 5:30 p.m.. KGO Kiddies Klub:6 p.m.. concert; 7 p. m., news, weather, stocks mar- Yorkers had an opportunity to read Jj the morning news last Monday. It was 5:40 a.m.. eastern standard time, when Irving Korenman. oper ator of amateur station 2CV, at kets; 8 p. KLX. 508 land. 4 p. m., women's hour; 5 p. m., children's story; 7 p. m., news; 8 p. m., program; 9 p. m.. Lake Mer rill Ducks, Order of Red Men guists. KFBK. 248 meters. Bee-Kimball-I'pson. Sacramento. 7:30 p.m., weather; 7:40 p.m., children's story; 8 p.m., music; 8:40 p.m., instru mental and vocal; 9 p. m., Califor nians dance orchestra. KNX. 337 meters. Express. Holly wood. Usual features; 12 m West Coast theatres; 4 p. m.. Helen's Household Hints; 7:30, 8, 9 p.m.. i., educational program, j Brooklyn, New York, was tuning meters. Tribune.. Oak-1 around the world with his low-wave apparatus, when he picked up the U. S. S. Seattle operating on 30 me ters. Communication was establish ed Immediately, despite the daylight, which is considered detrimental to the success of short waves. The ship's operator, B. D. Wadsworth, asked for press reports. The Brook lyn operator had not seen a morning paper, so he told the Seattle to QHX stand by, until he jent out to the news stand on the corner. There he got a copy of the Times and rushed back to his station and put Compact hcsh With Pmr lty ingenious arrangement of parts nnd skillful design of circuit. Dp Forest lius made. In the new F 5 Radiophone. an instrument which In compact apace U un surpassed by any net repardlefw of nize or price In distanre-KiH-tin power, volume of reproduc tion and capacity to separate ata- lions and thus to select the d pa ired broadcasting from among till the programs on tho air. Hear this wonderful set at UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE Phone 234 1026 Main St. programs; 10 p.m., Coodrich orches-; 1,500 words of news on the air. The tra; II p. m.. West orchestra. KHJ, 405.2 meters. Times, Los Angeles. Usual features; 12:30 p. m.. Piggly Wtggljr Girls. KFI, 47 meters. Earle S. An thony. Los Angeles. 10:45 a.m., Thanksgiving dinner menu: 5:30 p. m., matinee; 7 p. m., Packard or crestra; 8:30 p.m., musical pro gram; 9 p.m., radio and concert artists; 10 p. m.. program. KGW, 491.5 meters, Oregnnlan. Portland. 7:15 a.m., physical cul-i ture: 10:30 a.m., music, weather, news: 13:30 p.m.. Rose City trio: 7:30 p.m.. weather, markets, news, xports: 8 p. m.. concert. KKOA. 454.3 meters. Rhodes Store, Seattle. 12:43 p.m., Lions club; 6 p. m Hoffman orchestra; C:45 p.m., program of music; 8:15 p. m.. weather; 8:30 p. m Goodrich orchestra. ')': V1ITOKS K.VTKK INTO RADIO navy operator was particularly glad to learn about the storm which swept the east and delayed Atlantic shipping on Sunday. Station 2CV is regularly in com- i munication with amateur stations . throughout the United States and has talked with two amateur sta I tions in New Zealand, three in Aus- tralia, others in Samoa, Hawaii, Ar I gentlne, Chile, Kurope nnd in 43 states. The station is operated by Korenman and a fellow amateur. One Dial $85 $145 Model Show Your Christmas j Radio Spirit Now Why not have 11 honrt if you In tend to hiivo a rudio thl ChrlMtmux. and lot us Kl't 'I' yur ai'iial now in Mtcad of waitinir until roofn aro n tdu-et of ice and we aro badly rush ed at the last minuto ly those who waited. With term on Home model ns low as $12 per nionth, why not tlecido now? demonstrations can be had any eveninjf by appointment at our ntorc. Earl Shepherd Co. 507 Main St. Phone 282 I3S jJ 1200 Hifhbo; $110 Magnavox j All Makes $15 and Up $ 25 to W If you aro uncertain about tho arrangement or wording of your ad vertisement don't heitato to ask us for suggestions. We shall bo glad to help you with the layout and the preparation of tbe copy at any time. The Victor Talking Machine com pany's entry into Radio will auto matically place nearly 6,000 estab lished music dealers In the radio business. As 65 per cent of radio Is music, and service on the best standard makes has been reduced to a min imum through reliability in manu facturing this places radio naturally with the music dealer. According to Earl Shepherd this entry Into radio will open up a large outlet for the radio manufacturers, as many of the hundreds who In the past have purchased Victrolas and pianos will nnturaUy go to the mu sic store when In the market for a radio. Because the music dealer has an attractive store, is experienced in borne entertainment, and can give better terms, he will become a stronger and stronger factor in radio. Based on rumor, the new radio combined with the Victrola will cost from $200 up to $1,000, nnd will embrace some very startling fea tures. These should begin to come on the market about December 1. The Victor company will not man ufacture separate radio sets, but will confine themselves to the combina tion models' Stewart-Warner Radio Biggest Seller This radio hookup was taken over from the Ger man navy and licensed by the U. S. navy to Stewart Warner. This set has: Good Volume. Tone Quality. Selectiveness. Workmanship. Excess Value. Price is $65. Complete with aerial, batteries, loud speaker, etc. $121. Terms to anyone who can give good references. Earl Shepherd Co. Largest Radio Line 507 Main St. Phone 282 Cost More, Worth More . j Stromberg Carlson Radio AH receivers of this make are noted for their tone which resembles that of a Concert Grand Piano. Built to give 50 years' service on a basis of two hours use a day. Four Models in five and six tube sets from whjch to choose. Prominent Klamath people are buying this set. Prices $300 and higher. EARL SHEPHERD CO. 507 Main St. - Phone 282 Atwmteir Eem! 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New (Irene may be heard only a. EARL SHEPHERD CO. a.p Moon NHvlihotiitubci) Ptlc.,1" H3.O0 Thaf what It means to have an At Kent Radio in your home. Just tu"1,nJ, and you Rot the station you want. Ther effort in getting the kind of reception you Whether you judge it by tone and w l . j, . ...i .:..!... von can o"" ur oy Distance ana Beietiivn. - that a belter desloned set cannot W W Every part of every model tMlfi name of Atwater Kent is precise, set enu perfect.occuratetoafractton oi VjJ The result, as any Atwater Kent o ten you, is tho completely BALDWIN HARDWARE CO.