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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
BRUNO

Claudius Billman has purchased
a new car.
sNels Lindh is spending a few
days in the City this week
Miss Leila Rodenberger re-
turned from Minneapolis Friday.
The A. Markus and Walsh fami-
lies spent Sunday at Taylors
Falls.
Mrs. Waldstrom left Monday
for a weeks visit with her par
ents at Grasston.
Mrs. Ed Downing entertained
her. sister. Miss Northrup Of Viii
low River, this week.
Harry Olson had the misfortune
TO hurt his arm while .cranking
the car last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jennings
of Brookings. S. d.. spent the
week end with Bruno friends.
Mrs. Mary Hoagland returned
Monday from a visit with her
sons in Cambridge and Brook
Park.
Mrs. Gabriel of Battle Lake,
and Ralph Hendricks of Kansas.
are visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Hendricks.
The Stafford family returned
Monday from a trip to the Twin
Cities and other points in the
southern part Of the state.
Miss Hannah Bunge Of Eitzen.
visited at the Green residence
last week. Miss Bunge will teach
in Grand Meadow this year.
Mrs. II. H. Mansfield came
down from Superior Thursday for
a few weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ). U. Saastad.
Mrs. II. F. Sager and son,
James. and daughter. Marian. of
st. Paul. are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Sager's mother. Mrs Whe-
Ian.
Henry Starch and Frances. Ar
thur and Vera Hanson and Mrs,
Jackman attended the County
Sunday School convention at
Hinckley Tuesday.
The Royal Neighbors had a sur
prise Wednesday of last week at
the Merchants hotel in honor Of
Mrs. Nettie Laying. Mrs. Laying
was given a lodge pin.
Mrs. Ivan Skinner, Miss Stella
Saastad and Mrs. Boyer were in
Sandstone Saturday. Mrs. Boyer
visited her son. Walter. who is in
the hospital there and reports
him as doing as well as can be
expected
Miss Althea Hoaglund returned
from her vacation Tuesday. hav-
ing visited at 0watonna. St. Paul.
Cambridge, Mora and Brook Park
and spent Monday and Tuesday at
Hinckley at the County Sunday
School convention.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

viafe this loss By deveioping strong
nbrous root systems especially In the
case Of giants which. undisturbed.
form tap roots. 90 . long root that
goes strsixhf Down some distance BE-
fore giving on brnnehe2 When this
ieng root has dereicped far the plant
receives q severe check In being frzns-
planted. from which q takes q long
dine 10 rec0pers--Nafionxl Garden BB-
reau.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
Penalty for Death Bring. Protest

Penalty for Death 6rInss Protest
Peking-The foreign Office lodged
o protest with the British legation
against the recent action Of the com
mander OF the British gunboat Cock
chafer IN exacting q penalty for the
staying Of Edwin c. HawIey. an Amer
lean. AZ wanhsein- Hawley, who was
employed by British concern. was
killed by iunkmen several weeks ago.
Replying 20 the American legations
representations regarding Hawiey's
death. the foreign Office advised the
American minister that further inves-
tiEstion Of the affair vas being made
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
FAIR
PRs;RAM READY


The Minnesota State Pair. Twin
cities. August 20 10 September z. WIN
present the greatest program IN 10 81
years history. Il win b 4 f5.ece. 10000
Exposition. u win b. edncationAl
recrsationAi and inspirafionsl
The worlds greatest state f&ir~--
the Northuext's biggest show window
--comprisins rec acres Of exhibits--
viii reject an Tie progress. growth
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

One thousand
boys and Girls
from svsry part
81 the state. en-
rolled IN boys ana
girls club work
win compete for
the sz1.ss1D IN
prizes offered By
the fair. These
chntrsn are the
A. a.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

Dccteo 70 % 01-
Cd 20 the list In
the rext few days.
This nearly
thrss times ~
many county En-
hfhfts az we're en-
tered IN 1914
The second an
nnAl Northwest
Dairy Exposition
will be larxer and
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
SPIES ANGER GREAT BRITAIN
London Threatens Retaliation on Moe
eo~ for Insult 10 Envoy.

Nonoon tnrc&tc0s rcf4it2tto6 On MOS
coz for Insult 20 Envoy.
London-Retaliation 10 threatened
b. Great Britain for the espionage to
which Robert Hodgson. British repre-
sentative in IN Moscow. has been sub
3ected unless Russia gives satisfaction
% the British protest
The reprisal win take the form Of .
withdrawal Of diplomatic privileges
accorded ". Rskovsky and the cour-
tesies shown the trade delegates. Po-
lice viii be stationed az the entrance
TO the soviet Offices In London bat
these police. unlike the Moscow spies.
win be uniformed The names Of al
visitors 20 the boishevik headquarters
viii be taken BY the constables. Mat
uraIly. innocent callers win not be
subject 20 punishment
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
REcEWERsHIp FOR PACKERS
cooesrn indebted 10 Banks for ss3-
100000. Says Complaint

Trenton. y. J.-wflson q Co. Inc
one Of the large packing establish.
msnta. has been placed In the hands
Of . receiver.
On complaint Of Maurice L Klein.
% Newark vicechAneslior John II
Backss. temporarily has named state
Banking Conmissioner EdvErc Nae
son. % BE receiver for the company
In q long complaint attached 70 the
Insolvency charge 81 Klein. n 70 al
legged that the BIG packtns eoneern 10
Indebted 20 various banking fnstffs-
ions for nearly sso.soo. 90 and has q
funded debt outstxntins Of s37.iTT. 900
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
IHsvREs 10000 EMPLOYEES
Policy 10 For ssooooJooo. Largest o.
Kind In fhe North~est.

Ntno ~ We Ncrtn~eeL
Minne2poiis-The Northern Pzcinc
railway company has taken on, . group
Insurance policy On 5000 employees. n
was disclosed This 90 said 20 be the
largest group policy ever wrftfen tn
the Northwest and the thirt largest
written IN the United States The
policy n for approximately s5s.eco. 80
o. insurance
Charles Donneliy. president Of the
railroad. said that practically an Of the
emplOyes have expressed Q desire 20
take the insurance
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
FRANCE GETS ANOTHER LOAN
New York Bankers Indleste Purpose
win Be 10 Stabilize Frame


New York-Negotiation Of another
loan to the French government may
follow the expiration OF The $40. ooe.-
600 credit granted last March by J. p.
Morgan q Co. 20 the Bank OF France
for the purpose Of stabilizing the franc.
bankers Indicated
Terms OF the Morgan advance per
hitting the revolving use Of al or any
part Of the sioe. eo0. 600. provided for
repayment within six months. uhich
would bring the maturity In septem-
Der. Probable notstion Of the $780,
e0o. eco international loan 20 Germany.
early In October. Il is believed. would
preclude de sale Of French loan az
that time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

ana 1&tHt1<A&At
which has bean
made IN axrieul.
fnrs and livestock
The past twelve
mouths
Pair Leads IN
ersmlums
Prsmiums Hnd
special prizss 70
falInR ffl4Tl<.D
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

American Want Ads work
night and day.
American Want Ads are read
BY buyers and sellers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

preliminary contests fhrozghout TIE
state IN Which more than 11,ooo com
petsd A boys and sfrir parade In
frDnt q the grsndstznd yin Be one
q ths HIGH spots On he program
IN addition % fhis most wontsrfEi
s61cst1onal program. . sfupsn1ous e.
tertsfnnsnf IN has ben arranged
Which wiII feature horse rscing. auto
racing frsworks. vnudevfiis. horse
shoe pitchingL aueo push BAL. and Other
spsefac1lAf aftracffo1s-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
nEucAEs IN TRAIN WRECK

osn6 Escape With Payroll Aster pIss-
serins csrs-T~o Raiders csptsrsd.
Nogales. Arix.--Nexiean troops fron
Msx.tian searched the hin country
soefh Of the international border for
. gang believed Responsible for the
~recking Of . southsrn Pacific %
Mexico train south q here.
Two men we're killed and nearly 100
Injured In The wreck. and one guard
wzs slain ami four wounded defending
o payroll being taken 20 San Dimas
The bandits escaped win the snfirs
payroll affer thoroughly plunder1ng
the wrecked train. according 20 word
reossvec here I've % the band we're
captured
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

Miss Margaret Rodenberger is
visiting at home.
Ernest Figg Of St. Paul. spent
the week end with his parents.
Miss Edith Parker is spending
the week at the Ed Rodenberger
home.
Miss Percy Murphy Of Brook
Park. was the guest Of Mrs. Clan-
dius Billman Saturday.
Miss Josephine Douglas left for
Floodwood Saturday TO be ready
for her school work there.
Prof. Nickerson who spent the
summer here has left for his
school work at Edgerton.
Mr.. McCullough's sister return
ed home Monday after a pleasant
visit with her brothers family.
Roscoe Traver who has been
spending some months with rel
atives in Iowa. is home again.
The East District Sunday
School convention viii be held in
Cloverton Sunday. Aug. 81.
Everybody interested in Sunday
school work is invited
The members of the Presby-
terrain c. E surprised Miss Della
Green last Wednesday evening.
The time was spent playing
games and a dainty lunch was
served Miss Green was present
ed with a c. E. pin as token of
appreciation from the society.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28

No quicker nor easier method
Of getting results than through
American Want Ads.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
6 T|Ea nm lalsbano 81 shs Ratio vish

life Of a typical American boy, the
part being played by Ben. Humorous
incidents in the picture have TO do
with his visit to the circus.
That the circus episodes would re-
fleet the true atmosphere of the circus,
j. X. Macdonald, the producer, sought
permission to "shoot" his scenes at a
Saturday afternoon matinee. The priv
iege was granted and the entire out
fit, bag and baggage, was moved TO
the circus lot.
In all fifteen different scenes were
taken in and around the greatest
show on EARTH" This however, is
only one angle of the story for
throughout runs a vein of gripping
dramatic action interpreted by Ben
Alexander. Irene Rich, Henry Il. Wal
thall, Roskliffe Fellowes and others.
For the Sunday symphony Concert
at AIS, Palace patrons will be treat
ed to a program designed 70 meet
every taste: Opera-.''Faust' (Gou-
nod: Hearts and Flowers (Tobani)
March of the Toys Victor Herbert)
and a special fox trot arrangement by
Don Felice. The Palace ensemble will
offer daily the overture 'Rienzi' by
Wagner and the fox trot, THE Only
Girl" Lloyd Hill at the big organ,
the Palace News, Pathe Review, Fun
From the Press and Constantine Per
topulos. dramatic tenor in his second
and last week, will complete the pro-
gram.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
RIALTO

A whole city. co-operated in the max
ing of Her Temporary Husband,
First National farce comedy which Is
the current attraction at the hlaIto
theater.
Almost every man, woman and child
in Long Beach, California wanted to
help in the making Of this brilliant
comedy. 1t was impossible to use
every one of the 125,O0O thousand in
habitants of the town who volunteered
TO assist. However, Director John
NcDermott used more than 5000 OF
its citizens IN the big exterior scenes.
The interest of the whole town in
the production of Her Temporary
Husband" was due to the efforts OF
the city's hustling Chamber of Com
merce.
When it became known that First
National was planning to produce
Her Temporary Husband" on a scale
hitherto unprecedented for a comedy
and that several thousand persons
would be engaged for atmospheric
parts in the big scenes, the Long
Reach chamber of commerce offered
the town as a location for the picture
and promised to recruit an army OF
citizens for the big effects.
The huge mob Of Long Beach anna
teur actors are seen in the picture
rushing to the rescue of the inmates
of A home who are at the mercy of q
band of roughnecks and cut-throats.
The crowds rush in response to a
radio from Sydney Chaplin who does
the part of a butler in the picture.
General Manager Louis Sanitikos
has decided to carry along the orches-
trail part Of the Rialto entertainment
Indefinitely. He was, unfortunately,
not able to secure continuance OF
the services of Julien Paul Blitz,
whose musical score so enhanced the
enjoyment of ''The Hunchback TO No
ire Dame" so he has been keeping the
wires hot and mas closed with a high
class director who will give Rialto
patrons something to talk about with
his Rialto Concert Orchestra.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
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At the TheaterS
reA ffseY

lblackface comedians who has not been
Ia minstrel 1t is said that he puts
on the burnt cork for exactly the
same reason that an actress puts or
grease paint, namely that il makes
his appearance more attractive, and
his act easier to put over.
A musical number of more than or.
binary interest comes when Harry
Waiman presents his "DebutanteS'
with Irene Berry at the piano. His
organization Is composed of wopeT
who are said to have belonged to stel
lar musical organizations, and that
they can produce with equal facility
q program both of jazz and classical
music. Their act is called "A Musi.
cal Bouquet"
Ploetz Bros. and their sister have
been acclaimed as Americas most gro.
tesque dancers. 1t is reported that
the Ploetz Brothers are CARRIED as ira
ditional clowns and that the sister
has a variety Of carefully conceived
and assembled capers. Their offering
is entitled 'The Known Revue"
keep out of My Cellar" with Ton
and Dolly Ward promises laughs
Since certain legislators have made an
oasis of the cellar, Tom and Dolly
Ward have turned the whole matter
into a laughing oasis. 1t is said that
they make this episode happy vehicle
for entertainment.
"A Spinning Romance" is said to
be an oddity. Will Ahern spins s
rope and his partner Gladys offers
songs and repartee. Will Ahern claims
the distinction OF being the only rope
thrower" who can dance the Russian
dances while throwing and looping his
rope.
Bert Sloan is said to accomplish
wonders on a wire. 1t is said he per
forms on a slender thread of steel as
sure-footedly and as gracefully as d
dancer would trip the light fantastic
on a spacious ballroom floor. Sloan
is called The Hazardous Wire Step
per-" and from all advance information
he is "just that"
Other numbers on the weeks bill
are the exclusive feature Aesops Fa.
ibles, Topics Of the Day, Pathe News
and a musical number by the Majestic
orchestra.
The Majestic Big Time vaudeville
is presented five days each week, Sun
day to Thursday inclusive. Friday
and Saturday of this week the drama
tic sensation. THE Cat and The Can
ary," will hold the Majestic stage for
three performances, Friday and Satur-
day nights and Saturday matinee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
PRINCESS.

@Alimony" is the striking title of
the Princess offering for the week.
and Grace Darmond plays the char
acter of the wife who makes the man
pay. Warner Baxter is the hus-
band.
Gloria Dubois, the other woman in
the case, is played by Ruby Miller,
famous in Europe as leading
Shakesperean actress with Sir Her
bert Beerbohm Tree. Miss Miller, a
red-haired, blue-eyed English beauty,
though the star of many British films,
makes her American screen debut IN
"Alimony." London critics have hail
ed her as England's Bernhardt. and
according to studio reports, she has
gone a long way in. this picture 20
establish such a reputation in the
United States.
Clyde Fillmore plays Granville. the
husbands scheming employer. Those
who saw The Devils Pass Key.
directed BIZ Won Stroheim, are famil-
lar with his masterful. Interpretation
of a polished malefactor. a part sim
liar TO that which he takes in "Ali-
mony.,
Coburn, Granyille's clerk, whose
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
MAJESTIC

Flo Lewis, one of the joint head
line acts on the Majestic this week
needs no formal introduction TO Ma
jestic audiences. She played the In
terstate Circuit with such decided sue
cess last season that everyone who
saw her will remember her vivid per-
sonality and her entertaining offer
ing.
Miss Lewis is considered an artist
in the truest sense of the word, and
with the able assistance OF jesse
Greer at the piano she is able to
present her act, From Burnhea-t to
Heartburn" as one of the most enter
tanning acts ever booked on anY vau-
deville circuit-so speak the critics
everywhere.
Al Herman appears at the Majestic
Tor the first time in quite few years.
His return will doubtless be welcomed
6 he never failed to please in the
by-gone years when he offered his
,blnckface act and spun his yarns for
tie entertainment Of Majestic audi
enees. AL Hermanfis one of the few
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
ROYAL.

Two pictures hold the Royal screen
during the week. Priscilla Dean leads
off Sunday for three days with 1.-The
White Tiger" TO be followed Wed
nesday by hectic farce titled "Tea
With a Kick"
white Tiger" is the symbolic title
of the heroine of the story, who ls
the one feminine member of q, trio
Of international crooks who leave the
"small fry" field Of London's cheaper
section for the million dollar field OF
American society. They expect n
America to wrest fortunes from the
necks of society matrons and steaI
the heirlooms hidden in family safes
The other two members of the trio
are impersonated by Wallace Beery
and Raymond Griffith, two of the
screens most artistic players OF
heavy" roles. Beery's latest success.
es were in The Flame of Life" and
robin Food"
The straight leading role opposite
Miss Dean is entrusted TO Aati
Moore. who in this reverses his char
acter in The Storm, p" one Of the past
seasons biggest successes. in which
he played a role of "villainy" with
consummate artistry.
"White Tiger" was written and di-
rected by the man who wrote and
directed "Outside the Law" pre-
yious Dean success of unusual dra-
matte force. He is Tod Browning
one who ranks among the really "bis
league" directors.
Tea With a Kick" is satire on
present-day American Life. 1t tickles
the toes of prohibition and throws its
audiences into throes of laughter
its humor is instantaneous and con-
tagious. Each subtitle in the picture
is an original epigrsm and audiences
leaving the theater quote the titles
as they would lines from a successful
stage play.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

foolish wife has fallen head over
heels in love with her husbands IN
scrupulous. employer, is enacted by
William A. Carroll, best known for
hi eminent stage success as Karloff
in "The Man on the Box" and his
screen Interpretation of the leading
role of Henry Drew. in Fifty Can
dies" Carroll. skillful character
actor, has a difficult role to play,
changing from comedy vein during
the early part of "Alimony" to a
heavy dramatic tragedy role toward
the end Of the play.
Jackie Saunders, Alton Brown and
Hershal Mayall complete the excel
lent cast.
mo Loafing' is the title Of the
comedy which, with the Princess
News. completes the program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

slipping down the retrograde until she
meets the man of her heart.
In casting the players, Director
Jack Conway and Producer Harry
Rapf sifted and considered every star
of note, to get true characterisations.
Monte Blue and Irene Rich were the
pick.
The picture brings out the wretch
edness of loevless marriage. Lucre-
tia. still young and pretty. finds her.
self cheated, the wife OF confirmed
invalid who DULLES her. An extra
stolen dose of opiate administered by
himself ends the life of her husband
and she is free, but only to find
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
RIVOLI.

San Antonio's popular priced home
of second and first run pictures is
the host of several noted stars this
week.
Sunday and Monday William s
Hart will entertain with Shooting
Iron JIM" which is western with
action. A comedy and the fables fill
out the bill.
Tuesday will bring Richard Bar
thickness in "The Seventh Day." along
with the seventh round of Fighting
Blood" Those who believe there is
luck in sevens will approve of this
program.
Jackie Coogan brings the week to
a close by appearing Friday and Sat
urday in my Boy"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

herself embroiisd in a triangle 50 hec-
tic that her former difficulties seem
as nothing.
How two women battle for the love
Of a man, and how fate steps in at
the eleventh hour, staging spectacul-
lar forest fire to settle the drama. Is
shown in this Warner Brothers classic
on the screen.
Don Philippini is presenting Verdrs
la Fora del Destino" as his over
ture and has arranged an extraordin-
ary musical score for the feature.
There is also a comedy titled wide
Open."' F.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
PALACE.

Ben Alexander, one hundred per
cent American boy, who recently be-
came numbered among the First Ma
tional screen stars, brought about by
his acknowledged triumph as Pen
rod" in "Penrod and Sam surpasses
all previous honors won. in the ]. X.
Macdonald production for First Ma
tional. boy of Nine" written for the
screen especially by Booth Tarking-
ton, and which is the current attrac-
ton at the Palace.
boy of Nine" which like "Pen-
rod and Sam" is a perturbation of a
Harrington story, centers around the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
EMPIRE.

"Flaming Passions" adapted from
Kathleen Norris great story. "Lu-
cretia Lombard" will hold the En-
pire screen this week. along with a
musical program of note.
In book form, the story enjoyed
enormous vogue. being hailed as ono
of the most striking novels of the
past decade. 1t deals with young
and pretty woman tied down to an
old unloveable curmudgeon of an old
man. who is an invalid and needs
constant care. As a result, the wom-
an is deprived of all the Joys and
riches held by life, and feels youth
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
GRAND.

THAT Weddins"-is the title Of the
musical comedy that Jimmie @siuts"
Allard and his companions in crime
are Offering at the Grand the frst
half of this week. Songs. dances and
girls are among the entertainment
promised. The company has been
enriched by several new faces and
the beauteous Babe Lamont is back.
"Racing Hearts" with Agnes
Ayres and Theodore Roberts, holds
the screen. ~ 'v-ss.Ss u ST sSsss'sr y
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Alberto M. c. Garcia
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Evening star., 1924-11-28

Miss Helen Colbert will attend the
Army Navy game tomorrow with a
party of friends.