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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

Of Commerce as ono OF the chief
reasons why Seattle can consist
entity maintain 70 sngiabls a
health record
Low ahoor. light uudsrws
and other Items Of moderate AZ.
paroI may be worn with com
pleto comfort all months Of the
year. making extreme weights
I'm clothing unneCesaary.
Lots Of sunshine, O. ueesssary
amount ~ rainfall and "a cool
stimulating mir that is az sweet
and refreshing as a mountain
stream are other Charmed
Land possessions that promote
good health fhuout the Puget
Sound country,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

During 1911, 1919. 1914 1915
nud 1917 these rates were mo
lowest lu tho world Tor a city
OF ssattIsr alfo. Seattle city
health department gives the
1924 mortality mta IA Seattle
a. 1910 per 900 population.
Seattle has q mild year round
climate. Average winter tenn
psrnture. Il degrees. average
summer temperature. O. do.
FrceH.
Average annual precipitation
Boo Seattle z8 inches. which r.
lees than average Tor IS cities
ln as states
Temperate weather The yenr
round IN given By tho Chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

CEATTIE T. tho hralthlsst
- city lp America. Recently
announced United states mor-
lalIty statistics ret aside the
claims OF other cities 10 that
honor and hand tho tito unr
quBllnrdly to tho metropolis OF
tho Pacific Northwest.
According 20 the government
figures, "a check OF which was
completed by tho Seattle Cram
Der Of Commerce last night, this
city boasts OF tho lowest death
rate IN the entire country
Average annual death rate Tor
the last decade u0ll20l was
BIS per 1000 population, tho
Chamber Of Commerce an
uuunccd. Fewer babies die in
Seattle pcr 900 born. than in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Mr.. Fixit of the Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
If Of Public Interest

Nr FiElt: when toH tcork
bcgin on fhe He0 auditorium
! am iutercsted In mig rouder-
tH city and ns mqrpclous
growih. TOURIST.
II will possibly be late IN
tho fan before worl, begins on
this auditorium. Much pre-
llmlnary work Is 10 be done in
the way Of completing the or
ganizatiou and financing the
deal al or which is now sue
cessfully going on.
Afr Flrif: ] LHo10 man
trbo has fln7 cars but only one
license plate. Ho uses this
first on ono and thcu on me
other mas he a right To do
ihiFg l. FORD.
Re has no right 10 do this
and In subject 10 a fine. which
the traffic department win see
that he gets " IL b. coming.
Mr. FLrt IN a Second ars.
jclrelrTB tCiHdoH ara on dis
play rJUrcHiys Of Seattle. There
arc The usual scenes about tho
city. aud at The bottom Of The
pad Is n scene Of the water
front beneath which arc The
CORDS THE Roucr Front"
This Is great offront 10
Mother Nature. trho Is TOO big
70 hold resentment ~ her
heart. but az an advertisement
70 Seattle. mink u poor sell
ing pOtrrr. 4. n.
Your point Is well taken. and
the jewelers. attention will he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

iE mailman brings
everything. the bad with the
today tho other kind get
We welcome Mister PostmGn daily
mainly that we're he gives
VIII ask him. rs that n?" And what
lcrs7
We first the mlssive
from ouofown relation
10 tho end 'Tis about their
The balance the
them interest ags bit To
enough 20 bring They're bills PLEASE
REMIT!
Copyright 1925. for Tho stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

so great IN this country that u Is
not profitable
o Who was George Louis L.
clerc7
4. 4 French naturalist and phl-
osophsr. born a. MoHfbaTd IN 1907.
died IN Paris 1855 he ,cas mcm-
Der Of the French academy
Q Arc there any countries in the
world that have negro rrcadcnts7
f. liberia go Afrira. Haiti and
Eon Domingo hare ue0ro prcsdcntr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

called 10 this error.
Mr Firlf: Here IN South
Park eUerythiug Is oliue Nth
. carrl0s 7hev destroy me
vegetation, get IN the house
and into the food, ! find them
IN the milk bottles and some-
times To- the Bcds. why doeG
not the city do somethign
about ~ MRS. 4. c.
The city made no appropda-
ton this year for batting earwigA
as the council was not satls-
fed with the way tho matter
had been handled in the past.
II you viii spray with coal oil
every three days you viii get
rid Of most Of them. Then in
duce your nclghbors 70 do Ike
wise
5Ir. Firil Some Tine ago
you lad ne billboard pcople
change n board at 18Th aud
Greenwood. that tcas shutting
out INC uici0 Of an old lady
Ehuf-ia. NoU someone has
piled dirt on the uac1nt lot 70
such height that the dear Old
icomoH IS again unable 10 sec
out sac can only more about
In q rheel chair. and This dirt
has bscu dumped so chose 10
her Hnc that 10 has run orer
into her loL and she cannot get
around az OIL J.. H. S.
Find out Just who is respon-
sible FOR this and ask them 10
remedy the trouble. II they
fail 10 do so, advise Sir.
E-tHIt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

0NcD completely the ground tho earliest
" more on his wits and his
lialt million years he lived the products
OUT implements ana without Az
the beginnings things destined cycop into civil
The primitive and implements stones first used lust
supplied
another +ossby by scratching among the hands no
learned the Of seeds and soils growing his food I'm ad
ton TO hunting for H. His cries calls varied and
he invented the art Of speaking his time
stroke Of fate, he learned the OF
Ho sl had great beetng eyebrow ridges him M
closer to the npke form OF his tody
Such the who trved about ycnrs ngo when for
the fourth time the covered by gigantic
flow OF ice from tho north.
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
? !? AnsWers to Your Questions ; ;

tho United States Tor this pur-
poser
4. Rppt>s arc protCn IN Oriental
countries for INC seeds. tohlch arc
edible and rrry much sought after
by certain races Of peoples a. a
coHdjWrHi. Tho seeds arc also used
for INC production Of on. which Is
uEcd IN cooking. and bv arHatS. and
for cattle grcf Experiments hare
been made Of grotrug popplcs IN
the United states for the Seeds.
but The cost Of labor a. compared
rrifh hai Coz IHdLa aud ChtHa IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

The frsfh air that ssattls's
residents and visitors enjoy can-
not be equaIsd anywhere slss 10
tho world. prominent EIobs-cir-
clsr7 have maintained The
wooded twang Of tho forests and
tho clear. sbarp oder from the
mountains combine % create an
atmosphere that seems 70 0dd
new ITO with svsry breath.
Lack Of extremes Of heat and
cold ere also responsible for Sc
at'les lOw death rate, medical
authorities assert Ihs mild
weather routine o. ,sIfom broken
into during the yA..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Letters STAR TAR Readers
All letters to The Star must have namo and address

chance Of getting a ridc7
A few Sundays ago, when the
road was full Of traffic. / know
Il man. with only stubs for his
lower limbs. who stood halliuE
tho pnsscrs.by for six hours TO
give him q lirt to where no lived.
six miles away Finally he had to
telephone for n for.hiro car 20
take him 10 his destination.
But. thank goodness. have
met man who said that he
wasn't going 10 quit doing good
turns even tho he had been
robbed by those he had given
rides.
ELMER W, CARLBERG,
Hollywood, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
Let's Make It Last

TT may be too early for kicks. And it
i may be that the Knights Templar are
too gentlemanly to make them, even if
they felt like it.
But the facts up to this time seem to
be that not one complaint against Seat
ties brand of hospitality has been over
heard by those having contact with the
visiting hosts in Seattle this week
Let's not just keep the record clean for
the rest of the week. Why not make it
for the life of the city?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

any other large American city.
Figures for 1924 show that
only as babies out OF every
1000 born hers died during tho
first year as compared with
bG In san Francisco. "a tn Min.
ncapolla, co In Columbus, Ohio.
l5l IN Charleston, y. C., and
IA IN Cairo. H.
United states mortality alta.
ttstlcs give Seattle tho following
rates Of deaths per 1000 popu-
Iatlons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
On Giving Rides
Editor rho star:

Editor, rho Star ~
In tn hope that II may be- pub.
lIshcd IN your columns, I am
scnding you this message, for
think that It Is Of universal in
tcreBt.
It seems that when people arc
pleasure bent II rs always selfish
pleasure They should be ashamed
OF IT,
Where arc our good Samar
itnn8 whom We zoo cripplos hoblo
along tho highways without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
On Sand Point

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tr ,hc s,,d potn, oyia,lon field
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
On Dope and Booze

Editor The star
Al our last meeting I was In
structcd 10 send you a letter Of
appreciation and thanks for the
stand you arc taking, thru your
paper on the liquor and narcotics
problems, VIC hopo 10 SEQ more
articles dealing with these vitnl
problems and wish 10 assure you
Of our hearty cooperation and
backing in the fight against these
evils
Ethel, NJ, CLARK,
Sec. West Seattle w. E. n. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

Q What is the hsaylsa, fIuId
known
4. Mercury. f56 lines as hssrv
as pure traicr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

n TO, that's just a supersd-
M ton fostered by the comic
l. Y strips. And the idea that
there is something mysteriously
better about eastern" sutomo-
bile lubricants simply because
they are made in the east and cost
more is another superstition
which a majority of motorists in
the Pacific Coast states have come
to disregard.
No, Nor Do Eastern Oils
Lubricdtc Better
As a matter Of fact, the best and
most suitable crude petroleum for
the manufacture of a motor oil, is
obtained from Pacific Coast wells.
Zerolene, made from this naph-
thenic base crude, carefully Sc
lected and refined by our patented
high-vacuum process, not only
costs less but lubricates better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

VOU can get an answer to
Il any question Of fact or In
formation by writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor l122
New York ave. Washington.
u. C.. and inCl0EnR cents In
loose stamps for reply No
medical. LEGAL or marital ad-
vice. Personal replies. conf
dental All letters must DO
signed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30
DO GOATS really EAT TIN CANS ?

lengthens the life of the engine;
and because it does - sutomo-
bile agencies and big users of
such celebrated makes as Cadillac,
Chrysler, Dodge, Lincoln, Oakland,
Packard, Pierce Arrow, WHY'S
Knight, etc, unhesitatingly say
"Use Zerolene."
Why pay tribute to superstition
Insist on Zeroiene-eVen If it
does cost less. Always ask for
ZERoLENE by name.
Get the facts!
A series Of independent and inn
partial reports showingthe expert
ence of large users with Zerolene
motor oil has been collected in our
booklet, why Pay Tribute to a
Superstition" Ask any Standard
Oil Company representative or
Zerolene dealer for a copy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

Zcrolcne Successfully Lttbricatcs
ALL Makes Of Cars
If you have been paying high
prices for eastern oils - think
what a fabrication census Of
the automobiles in any large west
ern city would show: Zerolene
successfully iubricatin9 every
make OF carin use-high priced
and low more cars than any
other oil made.
Why Experienced Automobile
Men Sdy-"Usc Zerolene"
Zerolene increases gasoline mile
age, reduces carbon troubles, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-30

Q why IN Norway called The
Land Of the Midnight SUM-
4. Because IN the northern part
IN the middle Of sum MGR. the sun
shines all day long: - hours ~
daylight IN mid-trinicr. on me
other hand. the wholc day Of e.
hours is trithout sun.
Q Arc the seeds Of Tho poppy
used MS food and arc they grown in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

May Robson coming to Metropolitan in Something Tells Me-; Orpheum
Headlines former Folies star; triple headlner at Pantages; Roy Clair Of
ferS Find Yourself" at Palace Hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Pantages

For next week Manager T. G. Hos.
tick Of the Pautngrs has scheduled
three headline acts IN Hughes 4
Burke. Ben Nee one and Dave Cas-
teuo & Co. In addition TO the vau-
devills program. several other fea-
lures are billed principal among
which are "a prominent pholoplay
attraction. the extended engagement
o. Jackie Souder's orchestra and
Henri c. LeBei m the second Pan
tages songologue.
Three Keys" il the title Of the
photoplay attraction and j. said 70
b. an intriguing mystery melo-
drama. presented In a back ground
OF high society. The cast includes
Edith Roberts. Jack Mulhall. Nir.
GINA Lee Corbiu and Stuart Holmes.
"a Modern Romeo ~ the billing
Of stanley Hughes and Verna Burke.
who present a nashy revue OF song
and dances blended with bits Of talk,
offered In n most artistic fashion. a
handsome setting aids in making this
one OF the mos; striking miniature
productions OF the season. These two
artists arc assisted BY Kari PalIant
Ben Nee One. the Chinese come
dian and singer. Is playing a return
engagement. He Is billed as n OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

tinRs eIquiEitely fantastic. One
could no more draw ones eyes from
the brilliant street scene. with It's
background OF a huge Spanish gal.
leon. than one can cease gazing at
moving tongues OF fire.
laurent Noyikon blends beauiI
fully with Pavlowa: he seems 10
catch her every mood. His solo
number. the Warrior dance. was
fun OF dashlng grace and bounding
rhythm.
Such an array Of beautiful youth
as Pavlowa's chorus Of men and
girls. one seldom sees. II would b
hard 20 imagine a iovelier ensemble
than the enchanted forest scene in
Don Quixote The silver paleness
Of moonlight flooded the glad.
where were assembled the cuplds,
the animated flowers. and the pages
with Dulcinea and her Silver
knight.
The orchestra that Pavlowa car.
hes has "A quality unknown save to
Russian muslcians-it is something
that s. lacking in Amenc-some.
thing that belongs with the coun.
try OF the Volga, One could hardly
say whether Pavlowa's orchestra
was ~reflecting her mood. or wheih.
er she was interpreting the music
Pavlowa win appear for Saturday
matinee. Saturday night and sun
day night. This viii be the last
time she, viii visit this city. as she
IL now on her final American tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Palace Hip

A banner bill Is promised az the
Palace Hip, opening today. with Roy
Clair and his popular company stag
ing a magnificent new revue. en-
titled Find Yourself. and Kodah.
the enigmatic woman whose feais %
vision astound and mystify. heading
an excellent fve-act vaudeville pro
gram.
From start 20 finish the Palace
Hips new program viii abound In
pep" and originality. Roy Hiram
clair is said TO be at his funniest In
the comic role he essays In Find
Yourself" The fun eenters about an
unwanted guest.
Clair Is scheduled 10 make his de-
but as a singer. appearing in a duet
with popular Lou Davis. entitled
bail and Chain" and again In n
quartet number in which he will be
assisted By Florence Clair. Lou Davis
and Ruby Lang.
The eyer-popular Romlg Twins
will sing Where the Daffydills
Grow" and with Ruby Lang. Hiram's
trio. and the comedy runway charm
ers. they win offer Peacock Alley.
Jimmie Romig. heading the Choir.
listers. will offer as her solo. Ala
hama Bound"
The new jazz exponent. Trudle
Carmack. will lead the sirens in q
brilliant number. sob Sister Sadie;
the trio will harmonic in three new
ssngs. and the runway maids viii be
featured in several gorgeous en-.
Eembies.
Kodah promises some marvellous
revelations that Will amaze every au-
dience. She is said TO possess a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Harold Lloyd
Films Considered
Among Top FeU

Under the signature ~ Mpriaunt
Hall motion picture critic. the Sew
York Times recently ran a lat o.
shat we're considered ,hs hes, pic.
,urr. released during the ymt
Among the pictures on this lie, was
Harold LIoyd's "GlH shy while
special mention was made Of Grand.
mas Boy and why wouy The
last two pictures were released in
lssl
Mr Hall il probably ons Of The
best known Of The daily newspaper
motion picture critics in the country
and his whols-hsared endorsement
Of Harold Lloyd's product gives proof
Of the popularity enjoyed by this
comedian.
Tho Film Daily in a canvass u the
best box office attractions for the
year also placed Girl shy and
why Worry" a. the best money
makers Of the season while the star
himself vas declared 10 top the list
for personal popularity monE some
1900 exhibitors,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Anna Paulowa
Typifies Spirit

IN MARGARET y

James Hunaker has said o. the
Russian bale, that II is mot a con.
vulsiye curling. a stately polsiug. or
yeriiginous leaping but a poignant
scstatie Interpretation Of a poem OF
the musical composition Of the ideal.
T.. II IL imprezsionis,ic. fu,uris.
tic. The music, not the
plays the thing"
Il took Russia 10 Introduce the
bailei-Russia. that country OF yio-
lent emotion and intense beauty. II
takes a Paylows 10 typify the spirit
Of the ballet She is rhythm, grace.
She - the essence OF music.
The most perfect number OF the
performance Friday night was her
Fan dance. Her mheness. the droop
II her head. the n%utterings Of her
remarkable hands. her white fire. are
40 beautiful as almost TO hurt.
Don Quixote. a ballet in two acts
and a prologue. was produced with
rioious colonnF. swift changes OF
mood. spirited dancing. and with set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Orpheum

With the appearance Of Nan Hal
perrin. ZieEfeld Foliies star Harry
Burns and Emile Ira at the or.
pheum along with several other fine
acts, Manager Refers playhouse
should be- a popular place next week
Nan Halperin IL one Of tho stage
most talented girls She IL prmar.
~ a singer but she r. decidedly more
than that She has n wealth 81 per.
sonaiity and a well developed bump
Of humor. she recently terminated
an engagement with the ZisKfeld
Follirn.
Harry Burns talented deiineator Of
Italian roles will present his argu.
m~sntAtlvc bt % humor called 4
Think You Touch" There IL man,
dolin and guitar playing - well az
comedy and song IN The fine Offering
Walter Baldwin and Gerandins
Blair aud their company viii offer
The Sleeping Porch. one Of the
funniest fRrcrs on the Orphcum cir
cult. Tho comedy has an excellent
cast and ia decidedly worth while
from a scenic standpoint. The com
edy IL infectious.
Emile Lea has the finest singing
aud dancing act 81 tho currcn, Or
phsum srason Claraucc Rock and
Sam Kaufman. corking pianist and
fine eccentric dancer. respectively,
assist with the big number. An aero
battle waltz by Miss Ira and Air.
Kaufman Ia a real eye opener. Miss
Lea moves with tho grace OF a fawn
and dances with the abandon Of a
whiriing dcryish.
kharlm. the celebrated Persian
pianist, has gone into vaudeville and
viii be one OF the big musical mum
bcrs Of tho week. kharum's number
demonstrates that there must be
showmen In Persia rs well as mus
iclAna
Perez and Marguerite have an Inn
ported juggling act that calls FOR
endurance and skill.
Kay and Jorenc Sterling have tho
most difficult number OF Us kind
seen hero In months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
Metropolitan

Augustus Fltou. Inc. Il presenting
May Robson this eason M one oi
her own plays. entitled Something
Tells Me. and thus Far the new com
edy h more than going "oysr the
top" The play will start Monday
night al tho Metropolitan for one
week.
Something Tells Ms" II fun Of
lie. love. mystery and fairly bubbles
win the npontansity Of comedy and
youth.
MiHh Robson has taken q good deal
u her play from actual incidents IN
real life. and with the original com.
ely she IL blcst with. Something
Tells As Il a real "Ttobsouesqus
production. overlooking with natural
humor and clever tltuations
Jane Meredith the character
Miss Robson plays. ia a complex
study and The whole theme from be-.
ginning 10 end b. a mystityins
problem
We always expect MIsa Robson "a
play a part in which her nature
and desires are oysrposered by her
love for others. but ia Something
Tells Sic. Jane looks out for mum.
Der n and with ali the love
matches going on she gets the no,
lion. too. and what can be sweoter
than the true. pure love ~ woman
la middle lie.
There IL a psychic touch thruou,
the whole play. which borders on
mystery but nothing u the grussoms
nature and NJ the present day when
there Il such a psyehicai trend g il
than up-io-daic and until the
nnai curtain drops. the solution il
not found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

the four hundred million.
Dave Castillo a Co. America
great EQUESTRIAN act. will present an
artistic program OF nkillful horse
manship, They also Introduce the
riding school. showing how circus
riders are made.
Carey. Donovan and Mari, a trio
Of clever entertainers. arc presenting
their latest comedy success. entitled
Something Different"
"Ecccn;ricltiss Ia the bluinE 81
Follls and isRoy. a youthful couple
Of talented entertainers.
Yvonnc. an attractive Krl % per.
sonnity. opens m" bill with a pro-
gram Of singing and dancing. a violin
selection and some work on the
flying trApezc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

May McAUov looks like a
reitabie Uira0o IN this scene
from The Mad Whul,"
booked for a showing soon at
the Columbia. She has the
role of a serious minded,
rather old-tdshioned dough
ter Of an er-sdloon keeper,
who has been carefully kept
from the other half of The
world. The play IS from the
story by Richard Washburn
Child, and is said to be an
exquisite irony with a roll
licking spirit and q powerful
dramatic appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
THEATRES
Footlight
Attractions

OnrHETn=Vaudsyitir. hradllu-
Ing Nan Haiprrin.
fANTAGIs - Triple headline
vaudeville
PALACE Hu=H8y Cfatru com
paHy presenting -Find Your
self
METROPOLITAN =Payluwa SAT-
urday and sunday Aay ROB
son starting Monday Tor a
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21
PIRATE curfs

a luxurious lace Eboi and pirate
cuffs laced with cire rufned ribbon
lend distinction 70 a new gown and
soften tho rather naughty beauty Of
goIden.haircd Gertrude Astor. Ia her
new race track picture. Allss Astora
Gown IL rspietc with pleais. not sin
sic. but double box plsais. left 10
flare from the knee. n is % flat
crepe. made slim and straight. with
only flowing lace and touches Of dark
ribbon for trimming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

unique power OF vision THAT is truly
uncanny,
other vaudeville turns viii BE- con-
tributed By Clifford and Leslie.
merry testers: Gructt. Kramer and
Gruett IN Dixie Dan. the Minstrel
Man; Beck and Barry, a pair Of
clever comedians. and Stanley and
Frank. marvellous athletes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-21

When one rants to express the height Of thrills and action n a phoop1y, one gen
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