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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-06-04
i Sank Centre at the home Of Mr.. ar!
Mrs. Edwin Peterson.

Sank Centre at the home Of Mr.. ar!
Mrs. Edwin Peterson.
The Messrs McLain Of the Blue
Valley Creamery and Lovvick of
Swift & Co., of this city, enjoyed a
motor trip to Itasca Park over the
week end.
Mrs. O.. Wheeler received word
from her daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Saatof of Brookings, S. D., stating
that ten pound baby daughter was
born to them May 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Wicklund
and son John, of Ortenville, Mimi,
spent Sunday in Sank Centre visiting
at the home of the gentleman's par.
ents, %r. and Mr.: ..ndrew Wick
land.
H:lT. Nyberg of Minneapolis spent
the week end in this city visiting rel
atives. Mrs. Nyberg who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cooper re-
manned for longer visit.
Mrs. E. A. Brayton, of Waterloo,
Iowa, stopped for q short time in Sauk
Centre last Friday visiting old friends
Mrs. Brayton was enroute to Akeley,
| Mimi, to visit her mother who is
quite ill at her home in that place.
Mrs. M. Wernig and little daugh
ter left Sank Centre Wednesday
morning for Rochester, Mimi, where
they will visit for a couple of weeks
at the home of the lady's brother and
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey.
Mrs. Maud Richardson and son
Benjamin, of Minneapolis, and Mr. I.
and Mrs. Bert Van Camp of St.
Paul spent Memorial day in Sank
Centre attending services and visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A {.
White.
Miss Veronica Steffes who has
been attending school in Sank Cen
ire left this city Saturday enroute to
her home at Willard where she will
, spend the summer vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs /.
J. P. Steffes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Garfield and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. M :.
Fritz of Minneapolis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Betz of St. Paul spent
Memorial Day in Sank Centre visit
ing with Mrs. J. H. Garfield and Mrs.
Ir;s Betz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mossman and
son, Friedrich, returned from Prince
ton, Mimi, last Thursday at which
place they had attended the gradual
ing exercises of the class from the
High School at that place and in
which their neice, lone Mossman, was
a graduate.
J. F. Mossman of Seattle, Wash,
arrived in Sank Centre last Thursday
and visited for a short time in this
city with his sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. DeLaurier and at the
home of his brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mossman at the old
| home place in Birchdale. He left
Sank Centre Monday enroute to his
home at Seattle.
Theo. Weiner who resides just west
| of this city had the misfortune tc
lose valuable one and one-half year
old Brown Swiss bull last Monday
during the electrical storm. The bull
was left in the barn secured in a
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stanchion and the bolt of lightning
which struck the barn killed him In.
stantly, otherwise Mr.. pWelner SUI
Pfered no damage.
John Strohman of Pillsbury spent
Wednesday in Sank Centre transact
ing business.
H. w. Bishop and son Harold spent
several days the first part of the week
in Minneapolis transacting business.
Georgia Brown spent from Sunday
until Wednesday in ST. Cloud visit
ing at the j. E. Kinsella homes.
J. A. Schoenhoff and family motor
ed to st. Cloud today Thursday to
spend the day visiting friends land
relatives. gs
Webb Hedin of Minneapolis
spent Sunday in Sank Centre visit
ing at the home of his mother Mrs.
Ida Hedin. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hansen mot
ored to Minneapolis Wednesday and
spent the day transacting profession
al business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Erickson and
family spent Memorial day and Sum
day at Becker, Mimi, visiting among
old friends.
Rupert Driessen spent Sunday and
Monday in St. Cloud visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Driessen.
Miss Fay Yackle of Barrett, Mimi,
spent from Friday until Sunday in
Sank Centre as a guest of Miss
Helen Brown.
Miss Margaret Benson returned to
her home in Sank Centre Tuesday af-
ter closing a successful term of school
at Grove Lake.
Mrs. c.. M. Woodruff of Mime
apolis spent from Friday until Sun
day in Sank Centre visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. v. l.. Bur-
CESS.
Myron and Russell Erickson are en-
joying weeks outing and fishing
trip. They have located their camp
on Sank Lake near the Barrenfiend
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Judkins of
Pequot, Mimi, arrived in Sank Cen
tire last Friday for a visit at the home
of the lady's mother, Mrs. Susie
Bunker.
Frank Brown and Ed Evans of
Minneapolis spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Sank Centre visiting rela-
tives and friends and transacting
business.
Mrs. Fred Yackle returned to her
home at Barrett, Mimi, Monday af-
ter several days spent in Sank Gen.
tire visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Kinsella.
Miss Rose Daniels returned to Hib-
bling Monday morning after having
spent the past several days in Sank
Centre visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Daniels.
Geo. Regard who has been attend
ing St. Cloud Normal stopped in
Sank Centre Wednesday for a short
visit with Leonard Brown. He left
for his home at Starbuck. &
Donald Bishop who is attending
the Minnesota University spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Sank Centre
visiting at the home of his parents,
Hr. and Mrs. H. W. Bishop.
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tlis city for an indefinite visit It'll
Mrs. S. J. Huey. Mrs. D. F. Silver
Gf tits city accompanies Mr.. ard
Mrs. Geo. Huey to Daluth Sunday
and will remain as their guest for
sore time. Later she Will visit rela-
tises at Virginia, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nathe spent
Sunday visiting friends at Green
valid.
Miss Genevieve Vogel of this city
spent the week end at St. Cloud visit
ing friendsa
Miss Gertrude Klein left this city
enroute to St. Paul Monday where
she will remain for an indefinite time.
The Misses Harriet Lane and Ruth
Hodson spent the week end at the
home Of Miss Lanes parents at Clear
Lake,
Fred Mossman of Birchdale spent
Wednesday in Sank Centre transact
ing business and mingling with old
friends.
Miss Helen Steffes of New Munich
spent the week end in Sank Centre
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Sieben.
DR.. E. J. Williams accompanied by
Miss Gladys Hart of Moose Lake,
Mimi, visited friends in this city over
the week end.
Charles Nathe, Sr., of St. Cloud
spent several days in Sank Centre
last week visiting among relatives
and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Borgmann
and daughter Ruth and Miss Beatrice
Gaspard spent last Thursday at New
Munich visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sauer, Mrs.
M. Nathe and sons Norbert and Clar-
ence visited last FRIDAY at the Lau-
bach home in Spring Hill
Miss Alice Allen accompanied Miss
Lillian Erickson as her guest and
spent the week end at Miss Erick-
sons home at Alexandria.
Frank and Marie Klein of St. Paul
spent the week end in Sank Centre
visiting at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Klein.
Miss Clara Marmon returned to
oI. L dul mOIludy dlCGf having SpSIlt
several days visiting at the home of
her parents who reside in Birchdale.
Werner Vogel has accepted po-
sition with the E. P. Stacy Co., at
Minneapolis and left this city the
first part of the week to assume his;
duties. '
Norbert Nathe left Sank Centre
Friday for the home of his uncle at
West Union at which place he con-
templates spending the summer on
the farm. .
Mrs. j. B. Mondloch, Mrs. M.
Nathe, Miss Thresa Sauer and Nor
bert Marx spent Sunday visiting at
the home of the latter's parents in
Eden Valley.
Mrs. Scott accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Dorothy, and Mrs.
Bell were passengers to Minneapo-
lis Monday where they will spend sew
eral days visiting. j
The Misses Hilda Anderson, May
;nie Engstrom and Ida Pierson of
Minneapolis were week end guests in
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ton as delegates to represent the
Sank Centre Fire DepartmeIlt.

ton as delegates to represent the
Sank Centre Fire Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Tuffey and
daughter of Minneapolis spent Me-
moral day in Sank Centre as guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Strebel. Mrs. Tuffrey will be bet
ter remembered to her Sank Centre
friends as Miss F1oy McMasters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mondloch
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Schwartz left Sank Centre this Thurs
day morning via auto enroute to Wis
consin where they will spend the fol-
lowing three weeks at various points
in that state visiting friends and
relatives.
Boyce Universal Motometer s6.45.
Midget $2.75. Other well known
brands at greatly reduced prices al
ways at the Gamble Auto Supply Co.
st. Cloud. Dp-18-Adv 52-1.
Mrs. O. J. Wynn of Minneapolis,
nelce of Geo. Elsa of this city, un-
derwent very serious operation ut
the Eitel hospital Tuesday of last
week. At this writing, w ,dLesday,
her condition is reported to be- much
better. Mrs. Wynn viii DE remem-
bered by Sank Centre friends as Lila
Fish.
Joseph N. Jackson who has sue
cessfully completed his course in
watch making and engraving at the
St. Paul Vocational school has &C
copied a position at the Vandesteeg
Jewelry store in this city. Mr..
! Jackson arrived in Sank Centre from
the Capitol City last Thursday with
his family and has taken possession
of the Nelson cottage on Sank Lake
for the summer.
Miss Sadie Thornbloom who is en-
ployed in St.. Paul spent Memorial
day and Sunday in Sank Centre and
vicinity visiting relatives and friends.
Among those from this city at
tending the ball game at Bertha Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Berg
green, Verne Berggreen, R. Z.
Schwalen, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Klar,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Millner, MIR.
and Mrs. Jos. Robinson and son
Kenneth, Herman Vennewitz and
H. J. Krohm. --
The Gopher Prairie Inn on Main
street is being materially improved.
The congenial proprietor, J. B.
Schoenhoff recently installed steam
heating plant to replace the hot air
furnace and this week a new foun-
tain and cooler running the entire
bar length has been installed while
this is ice cooled as heretofore Ben
maintains that in the future his Ii
guilds will be cooler and that with
the new arrangement the clerks will
be able to give prompter service to
patrons during the rush hours. The
office rooms above have also been re-
modelled and the decorating is about
complete and by the first of the week
the Drs. R. E. Cooper, R. E. Sweet
man will again take to their regular
office hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huey ac-
companied by their daughter Mrs.
Bergquist and her little daughter.
Betty Jane, and Mrs. Douglas all Of
Duluth motored to Sank Centre last
Friday for a visit with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Douglass remained in
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tire as guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Gilbert. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Schultz and
son Ionald returned to their home 1T
Mahtowa, Mimi, Sunday after two
days visit in this city at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Berggreen.
Why you can save money at the
Gamble Auto Supply st. Cloud. We
buy for less in quantities for our
chain of Auto Supply stores direct
from the manufacturer which elimi-
mates the jobbers. Dp.-Adv. 52-1.
Mrs. P. Lamb who had spent sew
ercl days in Little Falls visiting at
the home of her son and family, DIR.
anJ Mrs. Lamb was accompanied to
her home in this city by them Satur-
day.
Mrs. Oscar Olufson LET. Sank
Ce!lre Tuesday for her home at Hen
bricks, Mimi, after having enjoyed a
visit il this city at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. John BartaH and fam
lily.
FOR SALE-IF YOU WANT TO
OWN YOUR OWN HOME-A
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND
RENT PAYMENTS FOR BALANCE
OF PURCHASE PRICE. FOR PAR
TICULARS SEE J. F. COYLE OR
PHONE So. 1
w. o. P. Hillsdale of Minneapo-
lis arrived in this city Sunday eve
ming and Monday morning accomp-
anied Sigurd Holme to Minneapolis
where they spent until Tuesday trans
acting business.
Mrs. G. M. Goodman and daugh-
ter Jenneth of St. Paul who had
been at Browerville stopped in Sank
Centre Sunday while enroute to
their home for short visit at the
G. E. Mickey home.
DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Beise of
Brainerd, we'll known to many in
Sank Centre just recently returned
from attending the graduation of
their daughter from the Brier Cliff
College in Massachusetts,.
Velma and Harold Randall, Olive
Garland and Maurice Hauck and
Adeline Botz returned to St. Paul
last Sunday evening after having
spent the week end at the home of
Nina Vogel in this city.
Regular Schroeder Air Gauges
only CSC. Look our stock over it
will pay you we'll. Gamble Auto Sup
ply Co., St. Cloud. DIP 19-Adv IL.
George Fish and Ben Vogel will
leave Monday evening for Crosby
where they will attend the 51st An
nual State convention of Volunteer
Firemen of Minnesota. The Chief
and first assistant go to the conven-
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CROWDS ATTEND
LIBERTY S0NGFEST

Packed 10 tho very doors. the Lib.
crty yesterday afternoon at 1890
opened its regular Sunday song con.
test and concert s marvellous Eas-
tor number. arranged especially by
himself. was rendered By Oliver
Wallace on the giant wurlltzer and
took the house down with applause
Frank ROionna. sailor from tho
u. s.. s. Philadelphia. came out win.
ner OF the first song. I'm Forever
Blowing Bubbles" Lucilo johnson
was chosen as tho best singer OF
'r'u SEQ You in Ny Dreams" Frank
Rotonna again storraed tho audience
with Roses OF Picardy" 20 tho
Bonnie Bonnie Banks Of Loeb 10.
mond" and Remembering" were
won BY George Bailey and Lila
Leeds respectively.
Frimra High links" was played
by Wallace as the closing number.
These five ohoruscs viii be SUNG
at next Sundays contest; Please, :"
Tosti's Goodbye" MY swcetlo
Went Away" Daddy. You've Been
a Mother TO Ne" and Keep smil.
ing at Trouble" PucoInrs Ia
Tosca" and "Reminiscences OF tho
Orient" will be played by Wallace.
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Comedy Act Tops
Bill at Pantages

a well-rnundcd vaudeville billwill
open at the Pantages with TODAY s
matinee. hnviag alEo a feature a..
traction. the photoplay sensation,
"Soned.' from the Red Book stories.
THE Debt OF Dishonor." by Jack
Boyle, "soilcd" deals with the story
OF love and sacrifice played against
the background OF New York night
life. The cast includes Vivian Mar.
TN. Kenneth Harlon. Johnnie Walk.
or and Mildred Harris.
The Son Dodgcr" presented by
n, J. Murphy. and featuring Jack
Fairbanks and a cast OF 10. holds
the headline honurs Of the yaude-
vile bill. other attractions are con.
,ributed BY Ban Marks and Ethel.
suily. Rogers and sully. Rita Toni.
ell. Gordon and King and the Three
Falsons.
A. special attraction. "a rim
called China Across the Bay, "a
story OF tho activities Of the United
states navy Ia Chinese waters and
on land. presented hy g. 81 Powell,
in collaboration with the navy de.
partment, VIII be shown This pic.
ture has Just completed run in the
Capital theater. New York.
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SANTAELLA SCORES
IN STRAND CONCERT

The Faster sunday program at
the strand was the most successful
ccncert since Jensen < Won Her.
hers's new departure with the
Strand Brillian, Augmented oches.
ira. under the direction OF salvatore
san;aella. according to tho manage.
ment.
The first number on the program
was PonclAellrs Dance OF the
Hours" The novel lighting effects
and Mr.. George Kirchner's cello
work were particularly outstanding.
xanecnik's Ballet Barbarian" FOL.
lowed. In the next number. In.
flamatus.' Mr.. \. Nightingale. yer.
satile eornetist. played q solo
Santaella's special paraphrIsc.
ment OF The Rosary" was an cx.
ample OF most excellent piano work.
4 request selection. Mile. Alodiste. =
By Victor Herbert. with violin
solo. rendered by Mr.. l. Il. Solberg.
and 'scmiam,dc" overture, by Ros-
slni. were the concluding numbers.
For the overture this week the
Strand orchestra VIII present The
Dance OF the Hours and The Ro-
sary.-
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NewlyuDeds Should
See New Picture

just word OF advice The star
advises all victims OF Easirr wed
dlngs. and all newlyrwcds who are
celebrating their FIRST wedding ami
ycrsary during Easter week. 10 see
Constance Talmade IN Learning TO
Love" Free party for four will be
provided II the aforesaid individuals
will apply at the Coliseum.
Comics new film Is the kind that,
You can't help but like, The happy
little actress Is 40 full Of personality
that sho scin,tllates and sparklra,
thereby keeping her audiences right
with her all the time,
Antonio Moreno Is an unusually
good leading man for the incnr,
riEible Connie His adamaniine firm
ness makes good contrast 90 her
triyilous nuttsunK. lie Is n stone
wall against which an her FITTINGS
have no cfrcc, until there ls some
thing deeper In her heart
An unusual array Of pleasing mes
eullns stars arc included in tho cast.
Tor instance Johnny Hnrroa Rag
HaIlor. All Goulding, Wallace Mac
Donald. Byron Munson. Efy,he
Chapman and Emily Fitrroy are cast
Al two elderly aun;s. who DO much for
tho entertainment the film affords,
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Artistic Act
Tops Program
at Palace Hin

With another highly entertaining
bill, continued hig crowds are attend.
ms tho Palace Hip for the SECOND
week under the new Alderman &
Harris policy
The feature photoplay presented
Is Tho Cloud Rider" brcath.Ak.
ing thriller, with Al Wilson In The
stellar role, This fearless stunt pef.
former keeps the audiences ON edge
during the entire picture by his re,
markble feats Ia the air Virginia
lee Corbln In charming In tho fem
inlne lead, while Helen Ferguson also
has an important part,
Tho headline vaudeville act Is Jack
IaTours Golden Vision This n
a posing offering OF unusual ara
tic beauty. and is winning much
praise,
Keeping the audience IN n constant
uprnar during their presence on the
stage. tho ROMAN twins and Man.
uel Foman all but stop tho shows,
Tho twins do some pleasing harmony
singing OF catchy numbers. white
Manual Romans rendition Of
sally" gets over big,
billed as tho added attraction. the
Three Kcnna Girls in Keen Songs
and Dances" are seen IN u highly
enjoyable act. These sisters sing
and dance In an entertaining man
nor. and judging from the repeated
encorea they receive the audiences
like their offering
Gibson and Betty a clever team,
arc seen in a clever act. "a Counter
Proposal Gibson is fresh young
travelling man. while BETTY portraya
wise cigar store clerk, They also
sing ana dance in a pleasing manner.
The show Is opened by Albert.
master piano,aeeordion player. HIS
work on tho pihnoaecordion IN OF
unusual merit
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Versatile Trio
Entertaining
at Orpheum

Aided by a. prctcnlluualy staged
orchestra number the Glornd0rf trio
IT sisters present themselves In the
headline act NJ tho Orphcum THIS
week In songs. dances and melody.
They have an exceptional male OF.
cheatra. arc instrumental srtiHtrs,
and have more than their share Of
beauty.
Irene leads the orchestra and
plays tho violin and trumpet ~
ylra r. trombone wikBrdeBs ana
doubles on the flute. aud Rae Giers-
dorf ~ au out-of ths.ordinHry
dancer
Sundays nrst-nightsrs liked Yer
non Wallace ana Maude POwsrb
who come back this year in another
Georgia" skit Lots OF music
some spicy repHrtes. which ~ toned
down by an ''Old South atmos-
phero and setting. and they are aid.
ed by Harry starnss and Sally
stombler. Wallace has an excellent
singing voice.
Elsie clark, who makes yauds.
Yiile tours whom not singing for
photograph companies. N back in
Seattle with some new crossword
papas. red hot mRmmhs and other
blues song characters. plenty ~
personality and good accompealst,
Nelson Story, They appeared al an
other theRtsr here last season and
won Sunday crowds In the same old
style,
Bert Yarke and "a Lord have a
clever nut comedy ana music NUM-
Der. and Adler. Wen and Herman
DO vocal tho numbers 20 good cf-
feet
Jackie and Billie. educated par
rots. open tho show IA an unusual
trained bird act. and Bronson and
Edwards do nonHensical acrobaucs
In tho closing SPOT.
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Building Permits

Mrs KAthsrirs Pickett. 1891 55th ".
frame residence. ss8gH. 1851 seth ",
n e. pierce. sss1 pousma1N. Franc resi-.
asucs. $4,000; ias r, seth.
C. qtiiiluE s0ti 57ih q frame Tssidrncs,
81 500; sofa uoFrr ave
n Rasmussen. asis ssrd w, frame rest
drnrs. $500. ase9 Emerson 81.
q. JfAaEru ~ T.. e. Smith bldg frame
residences. 1900. tiIa HAEisY ave,
J. A. Van Emsl.n. $3.50 r Green lake
way. franc residence. $500. ssii Tag
lev ave
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STREET OPENING
is STRONG
Steel, Maxwell, General
Electric and Nash High
WALL sTuEtsT JOURNAL rINAN-
lIAI REVIEW

NEW YORK. April - Strength
marked the early trading on tho
stock exchange today with a num-
brr ~ the leading stocks showing
substantial gains over Saturdays
close
steel gained = 20 iisa. while
both tho Maxwell issues made new
record highs. tho n" sts. and tho
~" i0t American Can opened up
with potnt and half gain al
1871 y which was followed by aHls
at 100. while General Electric gained
nbpu, points az 27iA
Nash Motors duplicated its record
high. made Saturday ~ $50. while
Coca Cola got to %. up more than
point Thr oils and rails were
duli Mack Truck was fairly active
at t3a. up J.
stoekr opened higher Z. g steel.
tis1. M -. Maxwell. ~. Gtts, up
- a. i1l. uP = baldwin, 1874, up
p Mack Trucks. 1872. up Amer.
can Can. 1915 m 81. Standard OIL
II New Jersey. 81 u OF 3. Southern
Pacific. iQ2h. IN y Reading. 72as,
up ~: a. i. Rubber. 20. up ~.
Dodge. ptd- 1907 Southern Railway.
$40. up y.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

Youcca Troub4tzkoy. the Russian
prince whom Carl Laemmle recently
signed TO five years contract, viii
make his firrt appearance In moving
pictures in this country in Peacock
Feathers" the novel by Temple
Bailey. which will feature Jacquelino
Logan and Cullen lands. lie playa
the role OF Lionel Clarke under tho
direction OF sveud Gade.
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San Francisco Produce

Saturdays Quotations
Buttsr-Ertras. tshc: prime flrsis, nom.
tnhl.
s1c. extra pallets, soc:
undsrslzsd puilsts. ssbe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

Meredith Davis popular magazine
story. when Smith Meets Smith.
has been picturiZed under the title
Beyond tho Border" with an i'm.
prcssivc cast including Harry Carey,
Tom san,schi and Mildred Harris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

The name Of Nina Romano. re
Gently announced MS supporting
House Peters in THE Titans" means
no more TO the Great American pub
lie than the name of Natacha Ram.
bova. II Is surprising. tho, what
an added importance a name takes
on when Il is recalled that Nina
Romano is the wife OF Lou Tellegen.
Her engagement is the first since her
marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

Tho Saddle Hauk' is the title q
Ina, Gibson's next starring yehier
shortly 10 be released b. Universal