RECEPTION HELD FOR
FACULTY AND STUDENTS
Ellen Smith Hall Scene of General
"Get-Together" of University
Family
Thi Hunt-nil reception held Fiiduy
evi!iiin at KUen Smith hull proved to
Cooled, by Typhoon Breezes
The Prize Winning Photoplay
"My Old Kentucky
Home"
The- Swiftest Racing Drama
Ever Shown. Cast Includes
MONTE BLUE
Other Entertaining Pictures
MISS ALU E BROWN
Soprano Soloist
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 15c Night 25c Chil. 10c
u.niciiox or in caohaH jy
The Bewitching Little Star
Viola Dana
in her latest comedy-drama
iti i
Rough'
Al. Christie's Newest Comedy
"COLD FEET"
A Riot of Laughter
Robert C. Bruce Presents
"MY COUNTRY"
A Beautiful Wilderness Tale
Also News & Topics of Day
EXTRA
Chicago Brass
Quintette
An Offering of Class
Hiaito Symphony Players
Jean L. Schaffer, Conductor
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 20c Night 35c Chil. 10c
Stewartiichool Service
Conducted by experienced
school people, backed by 6
Years of Successful Busi
ness. Well qualified Teach
ers invited to enroll now.
Address 138 No. 12th St.
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After Show, Dances or Drive
REMEMBER
THE ALASKA INN
33rd & A
"EVERYTHING COLD"
hi' a strong drawing curd for both
faculty und nutrient members of th-i
university family. While tho affair
had not been given any too much ad
vertising owing to the fact that an
oilier party had been scheduled by
mistake, students In large numbers
and faculty members In droves gath
ered at the Hceno of the get-together.
Tho reception Friday night was held
In older that students and faculty
members of the university family
might become better acquainted with
ouch other. Chancellor Avery and tin
'deans of ull the colleges attended the
"reception and joined In the general
good time.
RADIO SEI COSTS
ONLY ELEVEN GENTS
Portland Man Constructs Freak Set
With Aid of Large Ink
Bottle
PORTLAND, Ore., June !). The
radio set Is within the reach of every
one, according to V. K. Van Ronk, an
t'lectriclan In a Portland theater.
He says ho has proved It by con
structing a freak set with the aid of
a large Ink bottle, at a cost of eleven
cents. Iteing a true radio "bug," Van
Ronk hasn't patented his inexpensive
apparatus and Is willing to lot the
world in on the dark secret and make
sets like it.
1 "The set. cost me exactly eleven
cents, without the galen:, telephone
receiver and aerial wires," said Van
Ronk. "A piece of galena crystal will
cost thirty cents. Get about a dollar's
worth of bare copper wire for the
aerial and a S1.50 telephone receiver
of the ordinary variety, and tho fun
and pleasure you will get out of the
set will be worth more than $100 t'
you.
"Get a large ink bottle, or any kind
of a bottle will do. Wind thlrty-sU
turns of about No. 22 coiton-covere 1
magnet wire anywhere on the bottle.
Tape both ends of the coil so the wire
will stay on the bottle.
How to Make Coils
"The coil is tapped In six places,
six turns of wire to the tap, by lot
ting a two-inch length of wire stand
out. from the coil at every sixth
turn,' twisting it and then continuing
to wind in the same direction for six
more turns, where the same action
is completed.
"The detector Is made by fastening
a bulldog paper fastener to the mouth
of the bottle by two turns of friction
tape and running a 'catwhisker' wire
from the cork across the jaws of the
'bulldog' so that the 'catwhisker' rests
lightly on it. One end of the tuning
coil is connected to the aerial and also
to one end of the detector. The other
end of the detector is connected to one
terminal of the telephone receiver.
The other terminal of the telephone
is connected to the ground lead. An
other wire from the ground is hung
loosely above the tuning coil so that
1t can be connected to any tap of the
coll desired. In this manner a varia
tion of wave length is had and the
signals brought to the loudest point
when the correct point Is found. Make
your aerial about 100 feet long and as
high as you can get it. For a ground
connect to the nearest cold-water pipe"
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