Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 24, 1919, Page 2

= ~~-‘——-—+_——-————fi:—‘,_ THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1919 BSNES AD| PROFESSIONAL T DOCTORS PAGE TWO course, it all turns out right in the CONG'L CHURCH NYMORE. There will be no Christian Endeavor end, but the suspense is quite grip- vt = - _| meeting, ping before her ship steers in thei(ln’fl};eli‘;‘;figfllfigt"‘;:&‘.g "‘I‘il:}zrzox;s L, P. Warford, pastor. gharbor of love and’happinsss, a ‘growing ‘increase as the meetings i o “Rip and Stitch," the new Para-|.q;iinye;”, The pastor will preach 0 mount-Mack Sennett comedy which goth morning ,mh evening, S.‘Z.,day_ IO R TR PR IRV CLTRRRETTIUVER: willalso be shown at the Elko thea- Mrs, Austin will sing at-both services, BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PFUBLISKED EVERY AFPTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. THE BEMIDII PIONEER FUBLISHING CO. . . H. DE tre tonight and tomorrow; is one of iy i b . + ~ Bt & = M.ES};&!:TON o 'CARSON EME;;:;{EIU the best of its class ever produced on| JAMes Austin, pastor. Neatly Pressed g the screen. This is a charming com- i == =— S aan edy dealing with the love affairs .of { FIRST SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN an amorous tailor and his fair cus- tomers. Even a dog and cat, not to speak of a cute baby, assist in the "development of the story, ] The music each evening, by the The services next Sunday morning will be conducted in the Norwegian language. No services in the even- ing. Sunday school’at 12. Instrue- tion ‘in catechism’given in both lan- TELEPEONE 922 ‘Suits Always Look New Entered at the postoftice at Bemidji, Minn, as second-cluss matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. : Toutions, Wt t‘ popular Elko orchestra. is a further|gyages, DR. L. A. WARD i = be ggwanmt:fit‘;:‘ 3&?0? ;untn%%{lexfizsg?fi;b:arm;’xsfibuc:tll?;x.s name ik attraction for tonight anll Sunday at{~ Osmund Johnson, pastor. Physician and Surgeon Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this ‘office not the Elko theatre. 4 Bemidj), Minn. later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue Regular and frequefxt dry cleaning and pressing keeps PRESBYTERIAN. Sunday morning at the Presby- SUBSCRIPTION RATES DEEP-DYED CIRCUS VILLAINS. BY CARRIZE In, “‘Under the Top,” the new Art-|terian church at'11 o'clock-the pas- DR. H. A. NORTHROP One year .... craft starring vehiele of Fred Stone,{tor will speak on the subject, ‘' Vision 7 i Osteopathic ‘Physician Six months which is to be presented at the Blko|gna mmg,-» ‘Rm ‘;;9).j This is the|YOUr clothes in" splendid ap- and Surgeon - Ibertson* Block Office Phone 188 e T R A T RN theatre Monddy and Tuesday, ther®ignnual memorial service'for thé mem- q are deep-dyed circus Xmah\s who k};{l‘- ‘bers of ‘the Grand Army of the Re-|Peéarance and fit as long asthe nap a girl and carry her off to the: public ‘and the Ladies of the ‘Circle, ¢ 3 S top, so that Jimmlg Jones, Pm'"l‘lye‘:‘ -%verybody is most cordially invited|ClOth will wear, and lengthens by Fred Stone, has an exesllent}to unite in this service of .dedication p ;. chance to dostunts in resculng her.|and memory, > lalso the length of wear given These characters are enacted by Guy| Sunday- evening at 8 o'clock the . ial Oliver and Charles Ogle, two of the|paster, Rev. Lester P. Warford, will; PY the material. most. popular character men 4n ‘mo-{preach the baccalaureate sermon to ; tion pietures. the graduating class - of the high - school at-the Methodist chureh. This “ROAD CALLED STRAIGHT.” is ‘an annual union service and all n y . ] Louls Bennison transplants many 'al'?enl;mbc;‘;fligycgfil::st:;fi:& T“E M uEl EEZ Tg!l;Ed‘SltE?est Other British aviators are not to be deterred by the disaster| inriljs of the west to the east in sev- BT oot far oI mornine. ong | PHone 537 Sunday school will meet at 10 a, m. | HTY IOV ITCCY IOV RV IVETIA T One month .. One-Wesk ....... L] DRS. GILMORE & McCANN:/ Physicians and Surgeons Ofloa: Miles Block ° TRE WEEXKLY PIONEIR m“g‘ sumiitary of the news of the week. Published nm and p::mn paid to'any address, for, in advance, §1.50 OPYI0IAL COUNTY. AND CITY PROCEEDINGS A. V. G'ARI.OCK, M.D. Eye—Ear—Nose-~Throat Glasses Pitted JEE—————— S e ————— ————— £ THE ATLANTIC FLIGHT WILL BE MADE that befell Hawker and Grieve when they attempted to cross|eral interest-compelling ineidents of{ uc, in o services. e ) i q H his newest Betzwood production. the Atlantic in their little plane with a single engine. Human e Eest Called Stralgnter which nature is such that the tragedy of death is an incitement to fresh| ones to the Grand tonight and Sun.. DR. E« A. SHANNON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Oftice in Mayo Block Phone 338 Res. Phone :3§' 1 Lennon Morrett, the beautiful artist's |the most thrilling climaxes ever model, lured and entangled into the|filmed. & sljlnistvr webho fthe artist Saccard, There is the chain of intrigue, F"RN""RB AN forged in the relentless pursuit of ELKO-TONIGHT-TOMORROW- D e e st endeavor. Moreover, there is always the pride of race to incline men of adventurous spirit to hold life light in dangerous enter- prises when the world is awaiting the issue. To young Rayn- ham and his airmmate Morgan is would seem like showing the white feather to back.out of an attempt to fly the Atlantic be- cause daredevil Hawker and thin-lipped Commander Grieve had failed and died in the venture. And yet Raynham once fell 2,000 feet, or partly planed and partly fell to earth in an “acci- dent,” and spent several months in a hospital bed, while Mor- gan is a one-legged veteran of the air, and has been*old b, physicians that his recent injuries should keep him on_the ground hereafter. Public opinion would like to issue an injunc- tion against their setting out over the Atlantic, but the law against attempting suicide is not technically applicable. The Atlantic may be flown without a stop, possibly in June, when halcyon weather prevails, but the odds against the success of a small plane with one engine should be deterrenf. To stake all on its limited motive power, not to speak of the frailty of wings of narrow spread, seems like courting death. If the At- lantic passage is to be achieved, it must be by a big biplane powerfully engined. That seems to be the bhest professional opinion. “I believe,” says Commander Towers, “a transAtlan- tic flight is practicable without a stop with planes a little larger than the NC type.” There is one machine in New Foundland answering the description, the Handley-Page. It is a little| larger than the NC type, the plane spans being, respectively,| 130 feet and 126 feet. The hull, as one would say of a ship, is| almost ten feet longer in the Handley-Page. The fuel capacity| of the British machine is 2,000 gallons, that of the American | NC is 1,800 gallons. Fully loaded, the Handley-Page weighs]| 32,000, the NC 28,500 pounds. Each is equipped with four en- gines, and it is a case of the British Rolls-Royce against the American Liberty; both of them have come through many se- vere tests. | ’ . A speed of 100 miles an hour is claimed for the Handleyl Page with full load, and for the NC 80 miles. But NC-4 has done better than 80. Of course, with tanks lighter as the hours pass, each type increases its speed. Toward the end of a long flight two engines, or even one may bring the plane to its desti- nation. There is a chance for the Handley-Page in New Found- lang to fly across the Atlantic, and doubtless the trial will be made. —e Qe e—— It is gratifying to observe that the farmers of Beltrami county are putting such unlimited: faith in cooperation.. 'They realize that in cooperation they will receive great benefit in practically every phase of their farm activities and effort. The meeting of wool growers held Friday at'which the Beltrami County Wool Growers association was formed is but another acknowledgment by the farmers that by uniting their efforts, interchanging ideas, assisting in the providing of uniform crops and the producing of uniform livestock and the bettering of market conditions they may more successfully and profitably secured the best. ! ~Beltrami county may be the home of the next secretary of state. Otto Diercks, of Baudette, who was clerk of the house appropriations committee during the last session and who is day. In his role of Al Boyd, a wealthy rancher, the brilliant artist surpasses even his notable character- ization of Johnny Wiggins in his celebrated stage success, ‘“‘Johnny Get Your Gun,” and is given Areer rein to demonstrate-his right to screen stardom than was afforded him in any of his previous Betzwood successes. Boyd is visited by Robert’ Swift- corporation, who -seeks~ to :purchase Boyd'’s ‘interests,. ‘With ‘bfm?ig" his daughter, Betty (Ormi - Hawley), with whom Boyd - is -immediately smitten.” She spurns his offer of mar- riage, and in order to win his way into Betty’s good graces, Boyd gives Swiftmore a three months’ option. Misfortune overtakes the financier, and to save the family fortune Betty wires Boyd to come East and claim her, The marriage of convenience and the scheming of Betty’s former suitor lead Boyd into innumerable scrapes, but his indomitable courage triumphs against overwhelming odds in'the end, Though not until the hardy Westerner' is enmeshed in a series of thrilling situations to which only dare-devil Louis Bennison could do tull justice, CHURCHES ST. BARTHOLOMEWS. IMifth Sunday after Easter. 10 & m,—Church school. 11 a. m,——Morning prayer and ser- mon, 3 p. m.—Vespers at the Indian; church, the Mission, Cass Lake. 7:30 p. m.—Evensong at Cass Lake. “The Episcopal church gave to the | world the Bible in English, Sunday | school and the Y, M, C. A" | Notice: | Wednesday. June 8th, birthday of the church *“Every Epigcaopalian in church that day.” George Backhurst, rector, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. | Services will be held at the Elko theatre at 11 o’clock. Sunday schoel | more, head of ‘an Eastérn packing{ - at 9:45. i CATHOLIC. i Low mass at 8 o'clock a, m. High mass at 10 o'cloek a, m, S\mdny’ school, followed by benediction of the J. J. T. Philippe, rector, ! | BAPTIST CHURCH. 10:30 a. m.-—Bible school. 11:30 a. m.—Morning worship, sermon, *The Conquest of the Spirit."” Here’s Health Bemidji Creamery Co. 100 3rd St. Phone 143 Bemidji. and Strength And Life of Length All in One Glass of Thick " Rich . BUTTERMILK ; W.ith your meal or drunk as a bever- age-it pleases, reju- ! venates, and adds to Health and Strength. 4 DR. E. H, SMITH Physician and Surgeon Office Security Bank Block DR. EINER JOHNSON Physician and Surgeon Bemidj!, Minn. LUNDE AND DANNENBERG Chiropractors Hours 10 to 12 a. m. Phone 401-W 2to6,7to8p m. Is made. 1st Nat. Bank Bldg' Bemidji § DENTISTS DR. D. L. STANTON DENTIST Oftice in Winter Block DR. J. T. TUOMY DENTIST North of Markham Hete! Gibbons Bloek Shons o J DR. J. W. DIEDRICH DENTIST Office—O'Leary-Bowser Bldg. Phones—Oftice $76-W Res. S'FO-R- | LAWYERS i GRAHAM M. TORRANCE LAWYER f Miles Block Phione 560 e e —— : VETERINARIANS i ——— e e Dr. W. K. Denison—Dr. D. R: Burgeas | DENISON & BURGESS ‘Veterinarians Phones: %fflce 3-R es. 99 Bfi’mfl.’ r J. WARNINGER . VETERINARY SURGHONW Office and Hospital ' 8 doors west of Troppnfan’s. Phone No. 30! 3re s?and Irvine Ave. ! | carry on the business of farming. Beltrami county is fortunate | Rlessed Sacrament at 11:30 a. m_i , BUSINESS | in possessing a progressive class of farmers, men who will not| Baptisms at 2 o'clock p, m, Vespers i A ' DONANAAANANAAANAAAAAAAARAAAA 0 be satisfied with the methods they are following until they have|and benediction at 7 o'clock, : . TOM SMART Diay and Tramster Res. Phone 68 Offiee Phone 13 818 America : MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' now superintendent of the state timber board, is being often| J P m—H. X PU. = = ! > s Toyans, - Sewing Muchines mentioned for the place. Diercks by his pleasant persénality, M,SE,p'chs:"ch. ST '"mon" A ‘;.*k 3 flmne{eu ‘*"'i-n’.?.."’”s‘%‘.w ! ability, energy and general knowledge of state conditions would| A. M. Whitby, pastor. ! By - make a splendid official. attraction to be seen at the Rex thea- tre today. She is Blue-Jean Billje, cleverest and most daring of society burglars, and the photoplay deals with the crowning triumph of her caréer of crime—a holdup of the guests of the exclusive Vanderflips, | Mutiel Vanderflip is about to wed ax ~ supposed Br"ilsh nobleman, and the ,, ., |engagement is to be announced at “THE SPREADING EVIL' ’ ' [the dinner. Just as the guests are Endorsed by such men of promin-|sitting down, however, Blue-Jean ence as Secretary of the Navy Daniels, | Billie, clad in an evening gown that Senator Charles B, Henderson, Sena- |shames even those of the fashionable tor Atlee Pomerene, Representative|Women present, enters and at the Henry Z, Osborne and others, ‘“The|Point of a revolver, robs one guest Spreading Evil,” James Keane's re-|after another, She escapes with the markable photoplay will be shown at | jewels, but Muriel’s flance, who is re- the Rex theatre tomorrow, This en-|Vvealed to be a British swindler pos- tertaining and thrilling play, dealing|ing as a lord, follows, The trail leads with the livest subject of the hour,{into a mountain retreat where Billie will appeal to any motion picture au-{and her pal, Shaver Michael, are ac- dience for the reason that it has|customed to take refuge whenever the But NEWS OF THE THEATERS everything a good photoplay ought to | chase for them becomes too hot. SPECIAL NOTICE Good things come in ‘small packages have, There is a love story that is ab- sorbing-—a.story of a pure, unsullied and reciprocated devotion between an intensely human youn man and a beautiful young girl. Interwoven with the main theme is the fate of business cupidity, that brings about situations of unusual strength. une big scene follows another with a speed comsistency that keeps the au- dience interested from the first title this time the police discover the hid- ing place. Smythe, the British im- poster, who has been captured and imprisoned by Billie, has persuaded her to “go straight.” What happens when the police close in forms one of Untold thousands of admirers of Elsie Ferguson, the beautiful and talented Arteraft star, have another treat in store for them when her lat- est starring vehiclé, “The Marriage QUALITY. not quantity, counts. The difference between the size of our Bevo bottle and the beer bottle used by others is two ounces—one swallow. This slight’ difference in quantity is their only talking point. Many copied our bottle, others tried to imitite our label and name, but none have succeeded in producing the quality of \ Bevo is classified by the U. S. Government ‘'as 2 soft drink. T . O NORTHERN MINN. AGENCY Dwight D. Miller WE CAN Insure Anything A; Oftices, Security mg ma.nywt'!".f 167 GENERAL MERCHANDISE W. G. SCHROEDER Bemidji Ph one 65 ENTERPRISE AUTO CO. Auto Livery and Taxi Service Day and Night Service Office Remore Hotel, Cor. 3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. Office Phone 1 ; Residence Phone 10 | 1 f WM. M’CUAIG Manager UNDERTAKING PR ¢ A to the last, Price is presented for the first time = - e e AN ot oo T e | N 3 3 typical “crook de luxe"” roles ino“Tl: o: 8gyglu;gr Dgllerl":v{xxgsisp ‘c“a’;gl:lx;z’nu!;grt' PHONE !78‘w or R ‘! i f Exquisite Thief,” a Universal special{own resources for a livelihood. Of ? = { SR TR + Py