itieijday,
January.S,
JP20
m
rr.fv
n
it'll'!
iii
..ilicate
at
the
receiving
Mil'
m-:i-
own
brand.
It
THE
I'ATAUiST:
f
'1)
decraas-
ttivity
of
our
broad-
hub
is
certaiajy
1
1
l
X...
..M
iii
i
ii
'ia-
KvdiQ,
ana
ir.wTiw-E
hu
I
....
i
.
Bsa'il.r
d!v:
it)
jecoHin-f
""
.-I
with
powerful
broadcast
sig-
...
i
.
i
i
in..!-
i
hat
nie
h!gn
aDaveiiw
-
J
n
iiv
iri:t-rft-
em-it
level,
WMCn
i
yi
in
riilly
the
practice;
and,
(1)
I...
ut
it
r
and
eliniiuting
such
in-tiTi'iTcni
c
as
are
most
sdurjes
1
rnulil'
i
me
.
i!i''.ij-'
iiroadcu.'
t
recr-at-toft
vri,M-ail,.
prinice'l
it
has
bf
a
mm
l
oi
a
cr
r.is
in
'
Iii'iiU'
it
th
-..eh
5pu
suit
of
happi-
Radio
WHERE
THE
COOLIDGES
SPENT
CHRISTMAS
oiUn
demand
for
sensitive
and
more
sensitive
ii
civors
has
finaliv
riven
broadcast
receivers
ca-
(r
riinim
in
an
electric
motor's
soarWnt:
brushes
a!
Win
M-lae
Stat
n
!(
msn-mjAe
static.
interfarMb
Verferen
set
l
.
..
!
t
a
;rj
(p-ftc
as
well
as
the
program
of
a
Broadcast
sta-h
.(
im
uVh
distant,
writes
S.
R.
Winters
in
the
New
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVJT
roadcasting
and
Reception
home
vl
ilowa.d
L.
Coif
in
on
S
Peloe,
one
of
the
group
of
GoMes
Islands
i
o;.Rt
of
Georgia,
here
the
President
and
Mrs.
Co
olidge
spent
the
if
Christmas.
tSE
KALiO
INTERFERENCE
SAYS
WRhER
IN
KEW
YORK
SUN,
WHO
TELLS
HOW
PEOPLE
ARE
PREVENTING
IT
electrical
system.
The
problem,
therefore,
is
to
block,
or
at
least
bypass,
tne
interference
before
it
can
get
out
n
the
power
lines
and
be
widely
disseminated.
Usually
the
simplest
method
is
to
employ
an
inexpensive
tnterie:ence
prevention
device,
comprising
a
pair
of
condensers
of
proper
capacity
and
voltage
rating,
connected
across
the
lines,
with
the
centre
art.
or
niitlail
g
ounded
.
This
11
motors,
oil
burneds
'
Biniple
ttrtcrfeiew
and
other
household
devices
are
the
line
feeding
th
appbance
in
inning
to
equip
their
products
quest
on
with
centre
tap
grounded.
.hi.
ut.rf.Mr.
npvntlnn
d-
Similarly
with
flashers,
contrac-
icea.
which
cost
so
little
yet
tors
aad
other
sparking
devices.
.
.n.i,
hv
wbv
of
kenino-
un
interference
he
radio
atmosphere
from
booming
polluted
in
those
section
where
the
product
are
to
be
in-Hailed.
Hy-Paa
Interference
Radio
interference
may
be
aused
by
many
conditions,
but
theee
!
readily
classified
by
the
di
Interference
specialist.
"-.:
of
all,
it
is
pptent
that
most
interference
ii
broadcast
over
thi?
j
"Ah.
what
will
be,
will
bel"
-London
Opinion.
ground
noi"e
Is
worth
much
to
the
critical
radio
fan
.
There
are
enir'neers
who
have
long
specialiied
in
radio
interfer-
IMEMBERS
RADIO
!
COMMISSION
GO
Sir
tlattthtar
EUROPE
SOON
MONTREAL,
Jan.
7:
Members
of
the
Radio
Commission
recently
appointed
by
the
Dominion
government
have
completed
plans
for
their
journey
to
Europe
where
they
are
to
study
broad-
4.
.xnJUtnns
a
n
st
all
rrl
ttora
ne
uoDKea
w
leave
tne
n
If..
I,:..
U7V.'4
Ci
Tin..
wUitU
1
'
jsdy
Aird
and!
41ia
mm
f
ni.
cstk
friNtw
Wk
January
19,
tnd
will
'traW'
from
Toronto
direct
to
New
York
using
the
Canadian
National
and
its
MEETING
MUST
HAVE
HAD
QUICK
EFFECT
RADIO
RECEPTION
It
was
rather
a
carious
coincidence
that
aftt-r
Last
Friday
niirht's
Jantem'nt
effectively
gnvBian&ij
meeting
when
numerous
ins
wtgn
irequem-v
uw
icomfiaintti
were
made
in
regard
befor
U
cun
be
d
stributed
ovcr
poo-
reception,
on
arrival
home
the
has
electrical
.
system.
.
'
4pV
ataMfeers
SipWst
foand
Vfajisavs
tetat
aiM
recev
i
ion
i
.
1
L
ill
Ulllvl
rTUiUOf
111
VU1
VVIIUMVOV
Utwwfvv
y
i-i
4
I
1
11
M
1
haiha
lArnl
iMkinh
n
i
H
...
1
a
Is-iii
-
--1
-
A
uaa4
tLsEMu
nf
avA.
,
v
mfldiv
congested
locality,
so
that
today
we
are
ch-
a
a.
eaUnf
pJWh
ar-
'"f'
v:"
bya
il
.
Sn,,.
MntMd
wmiiiiifa
mak-
dowBtowo
6cts.
There
was
a
Ut
:uiic
n
uu.1
sDiruw
w
.
,
.-ni!
-.n
n.ils
of
o
1
burn-
nasi
as
il
is
to
cause
unnecessary
j
log
and
eea$fef
;the
tircfiitjj
..
aa..if..
Tr
f.-t
.I.i4a
AilsVaiM'rtai
n
COB-N
I
:
r.
il.
v
IimIs
and
other
'
the
fleddaa
Rule
is
being
volunta-
nections
add
rasitStaal
hea
rcs.
.
...
we
ufe
to
tutv
ia.d.riij
appffad
to
the
prevanUon
of
electric
curlers
also
with
arcs.
...,u
f
radio
interference
In
a
manner
violet-ray
devices
-with
hiffh
fre-
that
is
truly
commendable,
isoi
quency
raaiaun-i,
only
do
users
of
interfering
eqaip-,
chinea
wttB
aparklia
anuhes
and
ment
generally
oarQt.U
gnHty
so
on
are
capaoic
as
-nn...
Jilterraption
locally,
but
the
romiV-g
in
so
loud
that
moat
of
the
trouble
could
be
tuned
ottt.
-
KETCHIKAN
HEARD
DURING
NOON
H0U1
"P
apparatus
when
It
U
called
to
wt,
aesmrave
oromv
recc.TOa
,
,
.
lejtrical
vj-r
ttontioa.
ti
msay
manu-
over
a
diaee
-.c.
X
.
.
t-.
Th
MiUi
nfaetlaa
Km.
hens
la
is
4
to
inrt
insert
a
;vfctn
,T
'T1'
law
e
-fiaaiue
-ei.ue
na:
u
e
h
device
can
be
placed
across
the
contact
points,
with
a
50
to
100
ohm
resistor
perhaps
required
in
one
o-
both
leads
to
the
device
itself
in
D.C.
circuits,
and
also
with
the
centre
tap
grounded
.
j
In
tie
case
of
an
interfering
motor,
an
interference
device
can
be
connected
arrow
the
bluahea,
with
the
centre
tap
grounded,
as
wel'
as
across
the
line,
also
wit!
centre
tap
grounded,
to
u
(o
mak.
the
preventive
means
as
effpctivi
us
passible.
Inexpensive
Device
In
the
case
of
a
transformer
i'
the
line,
the
interference
devic.
is
preferably
placed
on
the
lin
id.
with
'he
ce.it-e
tap
grounded
N"t
only
should
interference,
de
vicnx
be
employed
at
the
sou
ce1
of
interference
mk
a
Golden
Ruk'
proposition
by
all
those
who
have
the
interests
of
the
community
and
their
iieiKhbor-
ut
heart,
but
it
ix
well
to
include
an
inexpensive
in-rference
device
across
the
line
leadinir
to
the
electrified
radio,
with
the
centre
tap
grounded,
a
a
means
of
keeping
out
much
nois
which
is
c-e'tain
to
come
over
Mid
line
and
be
introduced
in
the
radi
set
tnrouiin
tne
At.
tunes,
l
nt
cost
is
very
slight
compared
wiU
that
of
the
radio
set
itnelf,
yet.
the
remarkable
difference
in
back
at
aad
othe
well
at
I'rince
iiupert,
KetcniKa
is
often
picked
up.
Yesterday
at
::oon
and
Saturday
at
supper
time
it
came
in
well.
W.
BALAGNO
IS
HEARD
ON
AIR
Heeds
Sunset
Orchestra
Yhlch
Plays
CF(?T
'at'
Victoria
Victoria
is
putties
out,
a
pro
gram
in
connection
wttn
its
broadcasting
station
at,
.the
top
of
(-he
Union
Building.
Its
official
designation
is
CFCt.
One
William
Balagno,
formerly
of
the
Westholme
Theatre
areheatra,
Prince
Rupert
It
also
give
reports
of
the
hockey
frames
ant-various
other
interesting
feat
ures.
Tho
difficulty
with
Victoria
is
that
it
is
not
pkked
ur
very
often
in
Prince
Rupert
owing
to
poor
reception
here.
Moa
local
fans
tune
in
to
the
mon
powerful
stations.
ed
engineering
methods,
Cost
Relatively
Small
Invariably
serious
interference
in
any
locality
is
soon
.traced
to
its
source
by
radio
listeners
as
well
as
by
the
electric
light
company.
The
owner
of
interfering
equipment
is
usually
rcprc
than
willing
to
oorrect
the
trouble
because
the,
cost
U
relatively
small.
KOMO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
5.45:
6.00:
6.30:
7
JO:
Tuesday,
Jan.
8
5.00:
Kiddies
Program.
&60:
Stock
and
bond
quotations.
5.45:
News
flashes.
COO:
Eveready
hour.
7.00:
Clicquot
Club
Eskimos,
i
Freshmen
program.
'
8.00:
Concert
orchestra;
tenor,
rt
.t
.,.,,..
.d
,ut,.!
'SSJSS"
ers
in.
Two
of
the
commission-
r
f
-ers
will
sail
from
Halifax.
These
-0
Symphony
Orchestra;
contralto
n.
a
r.M..
f
Mntr
and
C.
A.
Bowman,
Ottawa.
They
jj.in.il.,
nunc
ovi
"'-vi...iti.
vr,
n
n
l
sails
Wanday
and
are
proceeding
"
4
.
Tl
!..Vt,'.JL
J.
1
12.00:
Concert
orchestra;
vocal.
,
rtry.
an
NKA
JtirfTr
tio-t
fa
tie,
TermapBaft
ret&rv
iairfha.
aa&amiti
ako
uTZrWjM(a
....
on
boarc
e
Canad-
In
addi-the
sec-
ion
will
joint
with
KGW,
Portland.
10.00:
Dance
orchestra
inter
Wednesday,
Jan.
9
News
flashes.
Concert
orchestra
;
vocal.
Palroolive
program-Program
originating
KQW,
Portland.
8.00:
Concert
orchestra,
vocal.
0X0:
Correct
.time.
9.00:
Concert
orchestra;
vocal;
"Something
about
Everything."
11.30:
Laie
news
flashes.
11.4:.
Fifth
Ave.
theatre
organ
recital.
Thurnday,
Jan.
10
6.45:
News
flashes.
(U)0:
Seiberling
broadcast
GJtO:
Spanish
orchestra;
Span
ish
vocalists.
7.8
:
Standard
Symphony
hoar.
8JM):
Concert
orchestra
;
vocaL
9.00:
Correct
time.
Concert
arebastra;
vocal;
"Soiaethia
about
Bverything.'
ia00:
Brass
band.
of
ts
features
is
music
of
the
t-,inirn
11.00:
Late
sews.
11.15:
Concert
rcheatra
inter-
spersed
with
voeaL
Friday,
Jan.
11
S.52:
News
flashes.
J6.0Q:
Wrigley
review.
6
JO:
Philco
hoar.
I
7.00:
Concert
orchestra;
vocal,
j
70:
Trogram
originating
at
I
KGW,
Portland.
8.UU:
NM
System
R.
C.
K
our.
,
9.00:
Correct
time.
1
"Something
about
Bvarythiqa;
Evensong."
9.80:
Moan
Magic.
10.00:
Trocaderaaa.
11.00:
Trocaderaaa.
12.00:
Late
news;
vocal
piano
solos.
Saturday,
Jan.
12
6.00:
National
orchestra.
COO:
Great
Northern
Railway
j
Opening
of
Cascades
Tjannel.
7.00:
NBC
System
Lucky
Strike
hour.
8.00:
Genera
Insurance
orchestra;
vocal
joint
with
Kf!W,.
Portland.
9.00:
Correct
time.
Mixed
quartet;
concert
orches
tra;
"Something
about
Every-
Sunset
Concert
Orchestra
led
by,
inno.
v.i-
n.kn
11.00:
Late
news.
11.15:
Concert
orchestra;
vocal.
LinLEDONniiTIN
LOCATING
DISTURBANCE
Owing
to
bad
weather
not
much
was
done
Saturday
and
Sunday
in
the
way
of
locating
the
local
disturbance
that
puts
radio
sets
out
of
business
part
of
the
time.
The'
roar
continues
at
various
times.
No
one
knows
when
it
will
come
on
and
sometimes
it
keeps
up
for
a
few
minutes
only,
while
at!
others
it
monopolises
the
air
for
hours.
WILL
INVESTIGATE
STATE
BROADCASTING
And,
as
already
stated,
more!
1
ence
problems,
for
the
reason
that
'and
more
the
manuracturara
of
HALIFAX,
Jan.
8.
-With
the
the
solutions
are
mainly
in
the
electrical
equipment
are
building
object
of
examining
various
form
of
special
condenaer
combin-;
Interference
-
prevention
devices
methods
of
broadcasting
in
Euro-ations
for
bypassing
the
high
fr-
into
their
products,
so
that
there
Is
pean
countries
and
particularly
in
quency
interference
to
ground.
no
possibility
of
interference
with
the
countries
where
the
state
mon-The
more
persistent
Interference
'
local
reception.
Hence
we
may
opoliie
the
broadcasting
station,
problems
must
be
solved
with
a;
continue,
in
our
quest
of
greater
two
members
of
Canada's
royal
combination
of
condensers
and
sensitivity,
assuied
that
the
noise
commission
on
radio
broadcasting,
choke
co'ls,
and
sometimes
with
level
in
our
community
will
be
C.
A.
Bowman
and
Auguntiu
Fri-reaistuiice
an
well,
worked
out
in
kept
at
an
absolute
minimum
by
gion.
sailed
yesterday
lor
Liver-a
suitable
filter
system
by
skill-i
conscientious
neighbor-.
-
jpool.
II
BY
ACTUAL
TEST
THE
PH1LC0
,
all-electric
Radio
showed
its
superiority
OVER
SEVEN
OTHER
MAKES
OF
RADIO
Before
you
invest
in
a
radio
ask
for
a
of
the
Philco
in
your
own
home.
JUST
PHONE
123,
OR
CALL
AT
j
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
FOR
A
REAL
ENJOYABLE
MOTOR
DRIVE
Rent
One
of
Our
HEATED
CARS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Limited
PlMHie
Blue
389
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
St.
GRIPPE
PREVENTION
You
know
that
grippe,
influenza
and
other
respiratory
ailments
are
caused
by
germs
taking
hold
of
the
weakened
body,
but
do-
you
realize
how
true
is
the
old
adage
"An
ounce
of
prevention
is
worth
a
pound
of
cure"?
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF
PURE
VITAMIN-RICH
COD-LIVER
OH.
owes
its
power
to
prevent
weakness
to
its
ability
to
nourish
and
f!.:
j.)gthen
the
system
and
help
keep
resist,
.cc
norrftJ.
Do
not
ht
grippe-weakness
overtake
yon.,
take
Scott's
Emulsion
and
keep
strong
and
vital!
colt
k
Buwuc.
Tott-atD.
Oat.
tl
The
new
Kolster
mode
have
created
an
entirely
new
net
vl
stan'iariH
by
which
radio
quality
and
radio
value
are
being
meattured
today.
K;!str
performance
pure,
natural
tone
rare
distance
letting
ability
precision
of
program
selection
reacheK
new
heig!.:
nf
radio
rxcelkace.
Holster
reproduction
U
so
real
i-tic
that
I
bring!
a
aenee
of
actual
presence.
Iovel
cahi
neK
conceived
in
the
mode
of
to-morrow,
make
Koiater
as
p'eui-Lng
to
the
eye
a.s
to
the
ear.
See
Holster
hear
Kelttter
there'
.
.
.
a
.
.
.
delightful
.
.
.
treat
.
.
.
in
.
.
.
.-tore
.
.
.
for
.
.
.
yeu.
4
The
new
Ko!stcr
All-Klect
ic
sets
are
equipped
with
phono-s-riipii
plii!-is-in
rick
which,
with
pick-up
un
t,
will
give
electrical
reproduction
of
records.
CANADIAN
IHMNIIBS
LIMITED
TORONTO
CANADA.
S.
E.
PARKER,
Ltd.