Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 10, 1918, Page 3

THE BEMIDJI DA:fiiKg;de ph H. Wheeler, son of Mr. and | Friday and .Sa’ day: as . ‘Over..H J..S. Wheeler of Turtle River|shows injinteresting-and .speedy:de< Mar tail the construgtion:of one ‘of thed- isted in the coast artillery, and who | many cantonments: Hich are now | s now ‘stationed néar Boston, Mases,, | dotting the Unlted\ tues\.trom coast ritten’ Bemidji friends that he! to coast. [ he work flne and speaks very y--of fficers in charge. He has bee?%noted"to corporal and GRAND TOHIGE'II : ¥ eapecta Lo} B0 CHRLIOOD, Two stars—Carlyle’ Blackwell ands. o i - & Evelyn Greele; pear Sligns Cora;sAmiungson zaf m‘ Royal Highness”, a how. W V : Used by the Army and Navy. Calif., who was called to k| ture Brady-Made and t four: months ago, by the serious ill- ; ] 3 noss of hor atner, A, D. SImpKina Of| thests. tactine e At alt . Theshine thatstands the weather. Turtle River, left today for various ar 5 . : i : " : points in Southern Minnesota, where | of an ?Mmfflg;o“;gg:glug?,:&l: ; Preserves and softens lelther. : f - she will visit relatives for a short|who th 5 ; SOLDIERS' ENTERTAINED. l -.Mrs. 3. P. Cronemiller returned to|time. Later she will - be joined by sunces’%‘;gg;.,, ”:‘::tt :’?,::1 i s"m HOME SE'I' her home in Chicago yesterday after|her brother, Charles Simpkins in|Furopean monarch o . p Mrs. A. Billeadeau: entertained at| t 7 . g spending the past two weeks with | Minneapolls, who will accompany P i : P lg;;;lu:l;adinwnfifiég hg%%ll'l“v?;; hf;?; relatives in the town of Northern. her west for a visit. : GRAND:TOMORROW. ’ ne toy our SOldler £OT o sarvite olng oM Ner Today—Telepnone the Pioneer of Gertrl;de Malone and Mrs. H. J - : : 3 ay—Telephon on - . H. J. Camp Dodge, ~'The guests were Mr. . Today D! Welte left last evening for Seattle, ‘Norma Talmadge in “The Children and Mrs. William Abell, Mrs. Geor; fice, "-. about that news item you Pellow, Mrs. E. Kressell, Mrs. W. f‘{e have in mind. Your guests 'and|Wash. After spending a short time In. #8 play supervised by : ds will appreciate the courtesy. | visiting with friendsin that city they|" d:-a-two:part Key-| T / 5 ‘Wheelan, Miss Georgia = Smith, A.|friends w. P 3 y. VIl 25 o Partiand, . Ofe, . whers|stone comedy e ttrechong offerad | "k NoarsatStore —_— 5 hur e M8 A % hoRilie ‘or Kollines was |Mise Malon tms inccepted:& position 00 the Grand_theatea program for BLACK—TAN—- ! " I'among the business visitors yester- :}I; “'b:“k' M"’l' ;Velte rl‘tlll‘“m?lz tomortow, Thurgdey, wm-rg_n:p, ere for several days’ visiting wit! 5 s MR. LAMSON HOST. . day. ~While in the city he was the| g jon g5 orookston . Daily ~ Times. 5 guest of -his son, Dr. E. ‘W. Johnson, i 2 I DO NOT RUB{ stretcly- massage, h The fh;‘lm;atfll}an clulb Tet at ithe I'and family. gezsogg:};fle'mwgfe ‘,’}f‘,‘:m‘efi;““‘g}l or use electricity; NOR DO I practice Jonée «;u LB mson :ls eve;l :1115' : tional bank in' this city, was the medicine, -osteopathy ' or et cGee gavte 1’:‘ re ewt 0 it: Sing.-that Liberty Loan song “What guest of friends here for a short < Chiropraetié is €0 eading “events of the war t‘i’m 2| 4rc You' Going. to Do to Help the|time hefore leaving for the west. entirely different from any other commernicement to the boginnhng i0 Boys?’” (Buy a Liberty Loan Bond). £ healing art that there is-absolutely,no 1917 and A. P. Ritchie lead the dis—; por ‘sale at Bemidji Jewelry Co. A. : comparison.. Call on me at my office cussion. W. Peterson, 1t-410 over the First National-Bank, and I : : ill explain t f ¢ ch ” g -AT THE- tho metita and prinoiples. of . this . ‘ : 3 swaonderful science.. T. Lunde, D. C. ¥ , o ”'GH T ; LAST TIME “Dress Up Your Dollar in Khaki”, TONIGHT, STUMACHUP:S[ ” The screen favorite supreme in a super-successful melodrama. ;‘lYVhBat Are Y(:iu (i‘rfiggldtiu Do It{osHelp “The House of Glass”, with Clara o e B - d e Boys”, and oldier’s Rosary” | Kimball Young, pleased a Iarge au:. 3 N ; —the three biggest sellers today.| dience at the Rexplast night and wfli Get at the Re?’ll C_ause—{l'ake Dr. cLAa A" ‘ KI M BA Y N Hear them at Bemidji Jewelry Co., A | ba shown again tonight' A Drew| - Edwards’Olive/Tablets ) b 5 = ] W. Peterson. 1t-410 comedy will be shown, also.-, ‘“The uund » : House of Glass” is a dramatic story) m;m wdgll:gi m:.,m'%‘; —IN—=— ; Garry Brennan of Scoby, Mont., is| by a well known playwright, a photos | : " LSS e ST e SRR S B aes “THE HOUSE: OF. GLASS” city for a few days. Mr. Brennan|and a superb cast under a sterling Mc‘m ofzfllg-‘]mt-t—fl AID TOMORROW. The Presbyterian Ladies™ Aid so- ciety will meet at the home of Mrs. Goerge ‘Kirk, 1109 Lake Boulevard, tomorrow afternoon. -The Ladies of the seventh division will have charge of the social hour. Mrs. John Kohler of Frazee, Minn., is the gues of ‘her daughter, Mrs. R. R. Rockwell and family,” She will also visit other relatives here before returning home. YPERSONALS AND NEWSY NOTES $50,000to loan on farms:- Dean|is a former resident of Bemidji and{ director and convincingly produced——=tand disordered bo SELEC‘T PlCTURES 5 Land Co. a71tg] while here was a policeman and driv- | “The House of Glass” is very much Dr. Edwnrds' Olive Tublets % The house of gl(ass is that in which )dwells a prosperous | er for the fire department. worth while! i ¥ ! ? ; 5 hos | railroad head who, as he is sternly pressing the prosecution of Miss Marie Raymond, stenographer POWERFUL DRAMA - | & young employee caught stealing, learns at last through the i for the Northwestern'Telephone com- very detective-whose work he is bz;ckmg up that his own wife . pany, who was_ operated upon . a an-ex-conwict. ALSO A DREW COMEDY. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs. R. R. Rockwell Sunday. Mrs. A, Keefe of Fern Hill was the > "’I'hose~ ‘Who Pay”, a powerful est of Bemidji- friends yesterday.| WeeK ago. for appendicitis at Bt.| oyen part drama of romance.and po- By d Anth hospital, it lenci nthony’s. hospital, is. convalencing|jjtjea)- intrigue; produced under-thell -feeling,- no- - and will leave the hospital tomorrow. | ypervision of Thomas H. Ince, will|e nergmuoubled with undxgested foodl, 10 20 CENTS 7:20-9 O’'CLOCK Mrs. Fabian Begin, formerly Miss be the attraction at-the Rex theatre stltute A d c:ke Olive Tablets, the sub- : : , tomorrow. 3 for calomel, ¢ { Myrtle Neumann of this cifi, is visit-| " Besgie Barriscale, one of the lead-| Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a rflmorl‘ow' L r”osE wuo PA Y” E X of town of Froh ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. | ;0" omotional artistes of the screen,|purely vegetable compound mixed with ! Mrs. B. Longrack of town of Frohn| Neumann, - Mr.. and Mrs. Begin| \,r¢rayg the principal Tole. . * Slive oil, You will know them by their| SHOULD A GOOD WOMAN WHO, FALLS THROUGH NO transacted” business in Bemidji yes-ihave been making their .homg in The plot of the story is founded olive color. They do the work without FAULT OF HER OWN BE CONDEMNED? terday. % Bend, Ore., but are moving to Minne- upon the eternal triangle—one man w’Fm& cramps or pain. . = g S L RS e BESSIE BARRISCALE ipping dramatic episodes. Miss )\ . Eerl P. Cronemiller of the town | §.28008 Gorirays the oharacter. of| At 10c and 25c per box. All druggista Eapaifuial of Northern, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. |, \eautiful young woman left an or- Presented by THOS. H. INCE ' Second Speclal Release by the U. S. Exhibitors’ Booking Corporation. \ Pure “white lead and ‘linseed oil house paint for sale by P. Barnell. 1 mo 429 Mrs. L. Hogan of Grant Valley ‘passed yesterday ‘in" the” city‘ with friends. J. S. Wheeler of Turtle River transacted business in. Bemidji ‘yes- terday. P. Cronemiller of Chicago, who en- ] phan with a little sister in her care. listed in the navy a short timel\?g‘or The child dies while her older sister is now stationed at.Cape May, is struggling to support them both, I-[e~ has written friends here that he| o, 5 then begins the young woman's enjoys the service. battle against adversity. Miss ~ Annie Hanson of town 6: Frohn passed yesterday m the « city Charles Chafee. of Camp Dodge ar-| 2 3 People Read shopping. ;: i S 5 rived i Bemidji yesterday on a visit. ELKO TONIGHT: This N § i s MrrChhfteeild Jacob Kokler, of thie Geraldine Farrar in her latest : ewspaper Born to Mr. and Mrs. Scott T Kohler Construction .company, drove Stewart esterda; afternoon, a Artcraft production, ‘“The Devil y y £ to Frazee today, where Mr. Chaffee Stone”, which will appear at the daughter. will visit other relatives before re- Elko theater tonight and Thursday, 5 turning to Bemidji for a longer Visit. | ) "o oiohrated star will have as & That's why it would be One of these nice days you ought to go to Hakkerup’s and have your) mHans P. Hanson of Bromhead, vehicle a story of unusual interest, profitable for you to . icture taken. 14tf > | considerably different from any of the " ) ~preseritd picture Sask., Can., who was called to Be former film plays in which she has ldv«huinit Jesae L.Las’cy'],m nti SPECIAL ATTRACTION! 5 midji by the death of his wife, re- Mrs.Fom -Wright. of Becida spent| turned to Canada this afternoon. The | WPpeared. = j veral “hours ‘in' the cit: esterda; 4 The underlying theme of the nar- ; e ek ¥ | tuneral ‘whs held yesterdoy after rative, namely, the sinister effect of If you want a /a‘ calling on friends. noon, Rev. Osmund Johnson, pastor Sl e ¢ town. of|Of the First Scandinavian Lutheran ;‘l‘:n“:l’l‘gg;g:?ug;“fl;’bm‘l’l’;glesbt‘gce‘fbas‘;g If you want to hire somebody ames ayes o o , g 4 church officiating. for a story of interesting study. Ho- | Jf you want fo sell something Liberty was among the business visxt- ot Bosvorth, James Neill, " Tull f/ Sy eth the city yesterda: g OSWO! [ y buy orE I e Y % Mrs. -G. ‘H. O'Brien, daughter of|jwarghall are among the actors in this f you want fo something Quality first—then only reasonable Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Shannon of %”H splendid “production of Cecil B. De- If you want to rent your house profit ‘on our -~ phofo work. Rich nesota avenue, formerly Ml“d ietl Mille's. One of the new Paramount-| 8 If you @ant fo sell your &ouse Bodio. Phone 570-W. 28 <0tn St |Shannon of this city, has visited with | Mack Sennett two reel comedies is b b sell o 26-430 | her parents the past two days, while| 3155 on the Elko program for tonight If you want to sell yoor farm enroute to Yuma, Ariz., where she|an4q tomorrow. If you want to buy properly If there is anything tRat yoo will join her husband, Corporal G. H. Doris, the little daughter of George O'Brien, who is stationed there. 0 AY. ELKO FRIDAY. wznt the quickest and best way You want to see the sort of condi- z?fhdwanmbyphflny Severens of Grant Valley, sustained a broken arm- yesterday while out tions under which your boy will live rifsement in this paper while- at the army cantonment in IN “Ghe Devil-Stoné’ gyJeanic Macpherson From the story’ {2y BeatriceDeMille and Leighton Qsmun Produced bi playing. P. B. Olson and son, Oscar Olson, and ‘M. Rygg of town of Libertg preparation for joining in the big — motored - to- the city yesterday an smash across the sea. You want to o . transacted business. i see the speed, force and energy put The results will surprise o z - into the construction of these can- and please you < tonments. So you will want to see R A S N e “Over Here” at the Elko theatre on THE-GREAT e ' ACHIEVEMENT OF THE CENTURY [t's Goming fo the REX ) Sl‘x:tot.:i l'élmec:ll lfiali_;er : o . , mi rowae ouse - . \ R Iowan Pierces Huns Lung, and L f('% T Fie‘fl L}EE “J I;S i ‘A WoRLD, PICTURS ShaDY HADR Wrecks Screen; Is Now WITH ADDED ATTRACTION Called Hero. . H Davenport, Iowa, April 8.—Kaiser "’ i et . i ‘William was shot and instantly killed lu;tdnigiht. }’fhe;‘ assaslsilnat}unhocfiur- e t t t t] o e e New Paramount-Mack Sennett Comedy T Th in, wh hi \ |Coming— THURSDAY R PR et —IN TWO PARTS— traveling salesman, and was forced 7 PART PROGRAM loc AND 206 to undergo the ignomy of arrest, to- day is a hero with the patriots of this o . ity. ? THE AMERICAN MIRACLE NORMA * During the exhibition of a photo- ELKO_ TUNIGHT & THURSD AY - play entitled “The Kaiser, B2ast of SEE—a virgin fo!'eSt converted |- Berlin”, an impersonation of the into a n’flht?ry city for 40,000 Kaiser was thrown on the screen. of our boys in 52 days. The audience hissed. SEE—3 huge barracks built to Suddenly a man 1 d up from th accommodafize 900 men in 38 In that Wonderful Story conter of ibe house and shouted, “If I can't get you over there, I'll get minutes. 11 H 5 o SEE—10,500 men-5,000 horses The chlldren - w?v}iltel:etl:mt he pulled a revolver ° o . ° 1,000 auto trucks all at top ln the House” - from his pocket and fired two shots — K speed helping us win the war. at the screen. ‘- <3 The bullets pierced the Kkaiser” | SEE THIS WONDER FILM Produ%%dDUr%elégilgi)tefiwsmn Yokt 1ang. N4 Eorsch s Weaekad, | BemldJl': all the year round livery. Service 1s first class always. ‘ AND BE PROUD OF AMER- A Kelly was not prosecuted. Best of horses, rigs, robes, foot warmers, etc. : ICA i POGUE'S OLD BARN, COR. 3rd ST. and IRVINE AVE. Also Showing KEYSTONE 2 \\ FR & AT Comedy mgTwo Parts =F: Al} Pro-Germans Will Be Admitted Free to See This TELEPHONE 3-W - 1 ] icture: EH(O l S YAGLEVER DURIMY G. E. HICKERSON, Manager 4 i i R — —4 i |