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PIIRIIC MAIS Pr-e
STANDARD RADIO
AND EQUIPMENT
America Is "radio-wise." The
public has become educated. la a
brief pan of rears, from the Inaug
uration of broadcasting to the de-
Kundity, lecvmbcr ST
KPO, 428.3 motors. Hale Bros,
and Chronicle 1'sual features; S
p. m.. organ recital; 9:45 a. in.,
undenominational church service; 6
p. m.. States' orchestra; S p. m..
Palace orchestra; S:Si p. m., Seigcr
orchestra.
K(0, 361 meters. General Electric
Oakland II a. m.. Trinity ehur.-h
services: 3:30 p. m., KtlO Llule
Symphony orchestra: 7:4$ p. m..
Trinity church, San Francisco, mui
leal program.
KLX. SUS meters. Tribune, Oak-
Bloody Hammer Accuses Wild Man
VM$ejSlugger Confession Is Doubud
Telopment of the radio Industry Into! land Silent.
a 1500,000.000 a year giant, mil-1 KPSN", 315.6 meters. Star-New.
lions of people at first knowing Pasadena S:45 p.
nothing whatsoever about the sci-
m.. Maryland
artist ensemble.
KXX. 337 meters. Express Holly
wood 10 a. m.. Presbyterian chur.-li
service: X p. ni.. city musical pro
gram; 7 p. m Presbyterian church
service: 8 p. m.. Hotel A'-ibassador
j program; S p. m Icaturc iirrrain.
KHJ, 405.; meters. Tia.cs. is
Angeles 10 a. m.. Park li.iptlst
church services; 10:30 p. ni.. orga:i
recital from !. E. church: 4 p. n-...
Arcade or-
ence and principles of wireless com
munication, or about the products
used In this service, have learned
much.
Americans are all "from Missou
ri" and once "shown" they are not
lured by pretensions, misrepresenta
tions, or the like: That is why the
radio Industry has made splendid
nIn. thiitiatinn That ' musicals: :30 p.
i. why definite leader in the field 7 m" ,M E' church
.... vices: 8 p. m.. IVLuie program,
of manufacturing have been revog- Kpl 4 Ear,e p A.
niied already. Likewise. It holds thnny Cg lM AwIe, L. A.
true that It is because the public j chur.h deration services; 4 p. ir. .
has become acquainted with the ! vesocr services: 6:45 n. m.. Fathi r
facts, that th- era of nondescript
apparatus, just u:ade to be sold, has
paased and that fly-by-night firms
cannot hope to get much share of
the uencoff business that is being
done and will be retried on.
The Chicago radio show revealed
this attitude on the part of the
public More than lifl.000 vigors
passed through the gates, end they
made It clear that they wore II:
Rlard sun spot weather forecas..
music appreciation chat.
Monday, December 28
KPO. 4S8.S meters. Hale Pror.
and Chronicle Usual features; 1
p. m., Selger orchestra: 1:30 p. m ,
matinee program; 5:15 p. m., chilil
ren's hour; 6:15 p. m., stocks: 6:49
p. m.. States' orchestra: 7 p. m.,
Sciser orchestra; 8 p. m.. organ rc-
i!of iul: 8:46 p. m., "Mental value of
eyi 'te h
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LOCAL RADIO f AN!!ici!M
iSTAGES CONCERT
ON MOVING TRAIN
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misleading advert4sement3 as:! 'r.yp'i
dealers : and by - bitter experience, j
many of them they knew wirrj to
look tor additional proper l".fo-ina-
tion to f aide them in their choice of
receivers and accessories.
exercise:" 9 p. ra., broadcast wood
row Wilson banquet; 10 p. m..
States" orchestra.
KCO. 361 meters; General Electric
Oakland Usual features: 13:30 p.,
nr., weather: i::45 p. m., tnesteri
Rowell. speaker Wood row Wilson1
It is the old. story of , the survival j banquet r 1:30 p.. m., ' weather.
of the fittest, as far as he radio) stocks; 3 p. m.. musical program;
industry is concerned, but the s:t-j 5:30 p. m.. Aunt Betty stories;.. 6,
nation Is quite a revelation of the P- m.. tl!islu concert: 7 p. m.,:
public's ability, under proper facta! ne"- weather, stoek markets; 8 p.j
and experience, to judge accurately! m-. educational ProRram
lantf 4 p. m., women's hour; 5 p. J
m.. matinee; 7 p. m.. news: t p. m..;
progiam: 9 p. m., meeting Lake
f Story o Bobcrt August that lie is iluwr Iw trirr:r"l
'Toledo, O., smce May. assaulting nine imtim, two of tUrtn fniailv,
fa being investigated by pol kt, Phcrc is reason to douhl lii ,!'
fession, because of his wild and nntrur details, l'nnr othrt : - !',
are being held. August w arrr-.tr.) aftrr homing two htiplro -,
bay with a hammer, on which there ore trai-cj of UooJ t.iin. '(
hammer, is shown.
SS I-XYKIl KTS KK
as to me qualities oi mercnanaisei
required for their every-day convea
ience. Radio was a strange topic
Indeed, . tour years agu. - Now the
average man and woman Is famil
iar with , broadcast programs and
beyond that knows the names of the
'leading receivers, the same as the
best known automobiles are recog
nised. The public may now make a sate
prediction regarding the manufac
turers who are in business to stay,
who have Invested immense sums In
plants and. advertising, who are de
voting days and nights to research
and who are incorporating in the
products not devices with fancy
names, but equipping them with the
pans and methods that have been
tested by time.
BUILDS II Pi
MOST POPULARITY
' An unnsuully InurestttiK eipvr-J
lence Is related by W. A. Hlnnsborryi
of tile Overland Kills-Ill tialra Co., of
this city according to Julius Mui-lloi.
uiuuaaer of the radio department of
the Baldwin Hardware Co. ;
.Mr. Stansbqrry. who la an ardent
radio enthusiast carries a Kadlola
Super Het Portable on mint of hl
travels what her on busmers or pleas
ure.
On . n recent trip to Portland.
Slansbcrry boarded Die train at Ash
land early la the evening anil on
consulting his watch found thai It
was tlino for the oventug nruad'ait-,
lng to commence. Tuning In. he
was able to pick up several stations
with very satisfactory results, even
though the train wsn traveling at a 1
good rale nf speed.
The entire roach became inter
ested n the experiment oriel some
one suggested that the illnir be
cleared of tables and converted lino,
a ball rmim. This suggestion met
with ready response on the pnxt of
the diner personnel anil soon several
couples were tripping to the music!
from a fur away broadcasting sta
tion. . ;
All the passengers became, In-1
tensely Interested In the concert. .
and Stansberry had a difficult time'
retaiulng his set, as everyone, even
the conductor, wanted to buy It ,
from him. 1
The program was enjoyed until
midnight, when all stations signed !
off. j
This truly prores the adaptability i
of radio, according to Mueller, for
one need never be deprived of the
means for entertainment, regardless
FRANCISCO, Dec 2.no-
cause no Jaw deat'.ns wrth the of-!o( where he may go.
tense could bo found, the1 case of
j Ilasll Russell, commercial aviator
charged with "reckless driving" of
his airplane, was dismissed
tailed in justice count here.
j "Radio because of its lower pric
level, tame Into commercial life Russell built a bonfire on his
lindlng field unci tried, ttlitht flv-
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"What made you put those plus
and minna marks all over the crust
of the cilnco pic?'"
"So you will make the right con
nections." said Jin. Shepherd, who
hooks up most of radio sets at the
local mutic stcrc.
wood Usual' features; 1
Coast theatres: 4 p. m.. Helen's
household hints: 7 p. m., mirth con- everT conxeivablo rrtail eha
test; 7:30 to 10 p. m.. programs: iook it on. Drue stores, cigar stores,
!HI HKMlW IS MIDWKST j
CH1CACO. Doc. ! Winter drew!
hen ' nn ,l'y Drt'tt"1 a'"' heart of the
middlewcst tonight, driving ther
mometers 40 new lows for the sea
son. Hcforo the night la over, the
Merritt Protective Order of Ducks.
L- V - ,1 Hull,.
m . Haul ' - . . . - ... .
. ... . . . "t,.- w-iii s tiiu. iimrcury msv. luat-n s s inm s. iu
. IDHUtl man toe BUin.niOUiI. Almost . .n,. jmb- jriunr wnni -,7. -,T r , "i
nnel' wrecked In the dtcen( after hi,,,H",M eiow soro. .according to,
fir., h,. i k,-...i . i i ne weatner lurecaster.
Ambassador orchestra. 'undertakers, furniture htores and. T,ie
405.3 meters. Times. Los' real estate dealers sold It. So did considerable damage was caused by ' Treading OTar b are south of
Usual features; 12 m, r.lm, hnn .i,;ir .hnn. ..i. the precipitous landinr " tanaoinn noraur ana east or
goods dealers, haberdashers.' picture ! ' ' '
frame dealers, florists and farm lm-! . STAI!S 1.PA(1T.TED
t iiii.Ai,ii. ucc. . ze. mi fiot-
11 p i
KHJ
Angelei
cade orchestra; 12:30 p. m., Piggly
Wigly girls' program.
KK1, 467 meters, Earle C. An
thony, "Los Angeles 5:34 p. m.,
matinee: 6 to 6:45 p. m., radio fea
tures; 7 p. m., varied musical pro
gram; 8 p. m., program; 9 p. m.,
musical program; 10 p. m., Pack
ard ballad hour.
KFOA. 454.3 meters,' Rhodes'
store, Seattle 12:45 p. m.. Lions
club meeting; 4 p. m., "Afternoon
at Home," program, today's recelpe;
6 p. m., Olympic orchestra; 6:45
p. m., studio program; 8:15 p. m.,
weather; 8:30 p. m., dance program.
out.
aviator escaped
Injury but Tha lmoat deadening cold U
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RED HEADS HAFK
MUI.KEY CAXDHMTE
PORTLAND, Dec. 211. Well
founded rtiT. cs nnlgM said that B.
F. liulkey, Portland 5awyei. wmM
fun for rc-pu'r'.iran n: nilra. !n u
congress frrm the third Oregon d'.i
trlct, ast'.M! Ileprov-tctlvo Maur
ice E. Crumpatker.
piement dealers. Camera stores,
central power stations, hardware
Stores, plpftrirnl shnns nAAcA It in
their line, s , did autnmor.iio d..,i.!al lPe Chicago civic opera on 8un-
ers, automobile gurages, automobile
accessory- houses, department stores
and talking machine dealers. In ad
dition, there was a n:w creation
the straight r.nllo store. .
. Radio mannfarturera found out
more quickly
lonce Macbeth, the coloratura so-
j prano, who was to have Martha,"
day. was taken from her hotel to
1 a hospital today for an operation.
Mary Garden. bo famous Chl-
cago diva, also Is Incapacitated by
severe cold, but lior condition Is
: not serious.
than the automobile nnnvru..! .. .
makers did that their success was ' ,,',', ,," I
. , , , , Henry UralthwaMe. 16. sophomore
absolutely dependent upon the right' , . ' """ r
dealer organizations.
SEATTLE, Wash.. Dec. 2C.
Marry a red head and your domes
tic troubles won't lead you to
i '.he div.-rcc rr-.irt.
That 's Iho tdvics given by P. lifted Ad
I.. ll:ir:lrg. divcrce protector, who
' Jioep; the divorce records here.
Not a ihislc red headed man ap-
pliid lor a divorce ditring the year
and the ? was only one red headed
i w. man. he declared.
Anything you wish to sell? Or to
buy? Tell all Klamath Falls about
it In the economical, efficient way
was run down and killed by ffn tu
tomoblle while he was skating on
the pavement noar Hopewell today.
L. F. Muaselman. Sumas waa
through a little Klamath News Class-; driving the automo'.-lle. He did nut
see the biy because of heavy fog.
LEADERS-
De Forest Tubes
Unmatched for torle, lung life and uni
formity, DeForest Audion are supreme.
No othtr tube can duplicate their performance.
DeForest Radio
Seta
Conquer the iiiiil;i:u!
of nchk that corns
iruslilng through the
uir. At lust you ran
I avo uottuil reproduction.
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Phone 2?A
Uhlig's Electric Store
1026 Main St.
$32 Complete Long Distance
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Pay $10 Down "
Tiii.s set complfcte with Tubes',' -Batteries Aerial
Materials and even ;i standard set of headphones.
Monthly .terms on balance if you give references.
See or hear this dandy little not at the Earl Shep
herd Radio Department 50? Main St.
the Kockles. i
Report to the weather bureau
say that Increasing oold weather,
Is Impending.
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A Genuine
Super-Heterodyne
This li Radiola 28 tlio latest development,
with single control, of the famous "Supcr-llcc."
Ask to hear this wonderful Rmliola. See how
elective It is. Hear its great volume and note
how the tones come In true nntl clear. Radlola
2tt U the "Super-1 let" at iu best.
Cemw uilh t f enuliw KCA
RiHllotnms-$iou, r.aiy Him
paimcnli may t armnf4.
Here id Radiola 2S qhown
as used with R.C.A. Loud 1$
Speaker 101 a wonder- f
ful combination.
BALDWIN
HARDWARE CO.
Radio Headquarters.
418 Main.
Phone 261
That Delights Both Eye and Ear
A speaker that whispers sweet mu
sic with all its delicate modulations,
that holds one spell-bound and
, then when vibrant cords are struck,
it brings them to you with their full
wealth of color. And the
w?Jm
Console tdio Speaktr
offends not the eye, for it hides with
in it, batteries, charger and wiring, , '
revealing only a beautiful piece of
period furniture that will be in per
fect harmony with your radio set
and the settings of your home.
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Slill
Earl Shepherd Co. i
507 Main St.
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