Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 8, 1920, Page 4

i ! ¢ 1 b7 S i~ | G ¥ i b ¥ WAGE FOUR THE BEMIDJ!I DAILY PIONEER v is in the form of a little doll. Di- rector Schertzinger is a big athletic fellow but very fond of all things artistic. He surveyed the little pow- der box admiringly and to the amuse- ment of the rest of the company said: “I'm just mad about that.” ATHLETIC CHARLES RAY A man who plays baseball, runs foot races, fights professional pugil- ists, hurdles, plays tennis, and drives fast motor cars might be reasonably supposed to be a bit athletic. Charles Ray has done all that in the movies and he certainly couldn’t get away with it if he weren’t a wiry, hard- muscled youth who loves the great outdoors. Thére is none of the effete ‘‘lounge lizard” about Charles Ray, either on the screen or off. In “Red Hot Dol- lars,” his new Thomas H. Ince pic- ture booked for the Elko theatre next Wednesday and Thursday, he is cast as a foundry laborer and wields a sledge with the strongest of the work- men. BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER EVERY APTERANOON EXCEPT SUNDATY PEE BEMIDJI PIONSER PUBLISKING O0O. @._E. CARSON, E Pres. and Treas. E. H. DENU, Sec. and Mgr. ' Pntered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn.,, as second-class matter under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879, No attention paid to annoymous contributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not nceessarily for publication. Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not esday of each week to insure publication in the current issue. Tea pages, & summary of the news of the BOOST. BROTHERS | We cannot all be president And boss the village board, We cannot all become the gent Who wins a mayor’s reward, We cannot all become the guy Who rules the highest roost; But one thing we can do, say 1— That's boost, my brothers, boost!~ This town is.just as good a town As anywhere you’ll hit; There’s naught on earth can keep it down If we keep boosting it. Let's trade at home, let’s lea a yell By local pride produced; There’s one thing all con da as well— That’s boost, my brothers, boost! When any fellow start to knock This town in any way, Our Dads to dig, our maids to mock, Our Government to flay, Just take the knocking one aside And ere your hold is loosed, Just whisper gently, “Darn your hide, Now boost, you knocker, boost!" Mmflmlmmwwmfn, PROGRAM CHANGES AT GRAND. “VENGEANCE OF DU‘RAND”‘ — e “The Vengeance of Durand,” the' e —— big 7-part special production of Rex. “AMERICA’S GIFT TO FRANCE” CAMPAIGN. Beache's splendid novel of the same ! name, and starring Miss Alice Joyce, . To place on the field of the first Battle of the Marne a|arrived this morning and will be: L erica’s Gift nce,” ational|shown at the Grand theatre today Statue f0 he KIDEE A Amere % Fra s only. Snowbound in Dakota, the film collection will take place from March 22 to 27 for the raising|g; f Neiday for ahowl of funds under the movement which has been started in the 2;’.,':,‘;2;2;&? Z:s v‘:"i‘llayl')eo;hiw?: t%g United States. ; only the one day—today. ] This action is in keeping with that of France in presenting caf‘ngfiwfiggn?‘;fif‘;:ge:{‘fi; to our country the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor, the|Modern Cinderella” with the feature funds for which were secured by popular subscription in small|picture—*“A Blooming Angel,” star- amounts. * |ring dainty Madge Kenedy. ; | » [ The amount estimated for the memorial amounts to $250,-| REATISTIC SHIPWRECK : 000, and it is the purpose of the committee in charge to make __ IN FARNUM FEATURE the opportunity to contribute as general as possible and the| winiam Farnum will be seen agair amounts proportionately small. tonight in his newest William Fox photo drama, “Wings of the Morn- The matter has been brought before the attention of school o i superintendents and principals throughout the state by the ::i’ pfi:“f,l.}z,?m; t(,l}eflt,f',mffieoft‘t’;{ department of education of Minnesota. While it is not the|same name by Louis Tracy. i general policy of that department to encourage the raising of dr;’;; %ft t:*:e K;::tf:t aw::iwwir!:c ;h_!g, funds among the school children, it has felt*that this matter|ora oy She most realistic incidents, should be brought to the attention of the schools for such con-|it is said, ever photographed for.a sideration as they choose to give it. motion pleture. An il}xlta!lou of an| Contributions may be addressed to Charles H. Sabin, treas-|9ecar, iher was Dabt and later| ‘urer, America’s Gift to France, 150 Nassau street, New York| The many perils and adventures City, unless a local committee has been appointed in the com- ‘munity. — e TEACHERS’ SALARIES TOPIC OF CONFERENCE. To consider the question of teachers’ salaries, a conference of school boards has been called by the state board of education for Saturday, April 3, at 10 a. m., to be held in the auditorium of the Agricultural college of the University of Minnesota. On Friday afternoon, April 2, at the meeting of the super- intendents, there will be a preliminary report of the committee for the state department of education appointed by the state board to study the question of state aid. Following this, the committee appointed to investigate teachers’ salaries and living expenses will make its report. An. opinion of the attorney general holds that a school board may charge the expense of its delegate to this conference to the district, or that several districts may”share the expense of sending a representative. Letters have been sent out inviting school board members to be present at this meeting and also to attend th superintendents’ banquet in the evening. The members of the state board of education will be present on both occasions. ; # NEWS OF THE THEATERS A Real Stock Tonic at A Real Price '12}c per pound wr has b A saving of from 5¢ to 7¢ a pound. In the vain search of a rich lady for her A L . ushter who has disappeared ; order to sell it at this price, we bought a - TURNS OUT HAPPILY. Marguerite Clark’s new picture, ‘A Girl Named Mary,” will again be the attraction at the ElKi theatre tonight and -tomorrow. It is a picturization of Juliet Wilbor Tompkin’s maga- zine story of the same name and is said to be ideally suited to the tal- ents of the little star. It is about a veirs befere. What is her sur- prise to discover that she hersell it ton and are able to guarantee you Stock Tonic at the lowest price. e missing girl. Her first emotion is The fomula of this tonic is: Iron Sulphate Nux Vomica Powdered Gention Powdered Capricum Powdered Ginger Powdered Cinchina Bark - Powdered Salt Peter Powdered Sulphur Powdered Quarria Black Antimony Elecampain and Skunk Cabbage A blood purifier, a conditioner, a flesh producer, all in one, that has no filler of inert ingredients which produce nothing but weight and bulk to the stock tonic and powder box used in the play by make you pay more for it. Madge Kennedy, the star. The handle o B Send us your money order or check for the amount you wish and it will be shipped you at once. Help yourself by helping your stock. ) iie has been uving tor ¥ lovesble old lady whom che hoe alwavs considered as her mo- ther. But at all turns out hanpily. Marguerite Clark is the daughter— Kathlyn Williams is the rich widow who is seeking her. It is a heart- warming little story. For Ladies Only! Feminine film fans will be delight- ed with “The Blooming Angel,” which comes to the Grand theatre for two days. commencing Tuesday, and which will be shown in conjunction with the presentation of “A Modern Cinderella,” by the Flo Hartley Musical Comedy company. One scene shows a beauty shop and there are all kinds of alluring ‘looking boxes of face cream, face powder and other toilet articles. Director Victor Schertzinger is: very careful to have everything as dainty and attractive as possible. He personally selected a fragile little | BEMIDJI LODGE Loyal Order of MOOSE, NO. 1452, E % Meets first & third ¥ Tues. each month Cor. Minnesota Ave. and Third St. . 8 P.M. Boardman's Corner Drug Store Visiting brothers especially invited Corner Fourth St. and Beltrami Ave. Bemidji, Minn. C. B. Hoyt, Secy. Phone 701W NEXT MEETING J INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS that Mr. Farnum, as the hero, has the “Fox World’s News” WEDNESDAY & Thursday THOS HINCE GRS R_I&i;gg‘gzgmfl CPiclure _Whether he’s glad, sad or fight- ihg mad, you’re with him. Because he’s sincere—because he’s so darn dqwn-i’ight human. E L K O TEarae —M .E. SMITH, MOOSE AND AUXILIARY ° GIVE FAREWELL T0O FRATERS Mr. and Mrs. Wwilliam Dugas left Sa-urday afternoon for Grand Forks, | N. D, to visit a few days with Mrs. Dugas’ parents. From there they will ' go to Washington where they will make their home. To show their appreciation for the activity of Mr. and Mrs. Dugas in lodge work and to wish them the best of success at their western residence, the members of the Loyal Order of' Moose and the ladies of the Moose Heart Legion entertained them at a farewell party at the Moose hall Fri- day evening. . Mrs. Topper, in behalf of the ladies, presented a beautiful hand bag to Mrs. Dugas, and to Mr. Dugas was presentqd a watch charm emblematic of the L. O. O. M. by Judge J. E. Harries, in behalf of the ‘Moose lodge. The evening was most enpoyably spent i ncard playing and dancing. A lunch was served by the ladies. At a late hour all present bid Mr. and Mrs. Dugas a happy trip to their new Cut down your tire and tube expenditures b; anticipating your Spring and Summer requirements la'nd getting— Absolutely FREE —one “Ton Tested” Tube, of corresponding size, with every Vacuum Cup Tire bought at our store. Act quickly. This offer is LIMITED. Once it expires, it will not be renewed. Early ordering will avoid disappointment. BEMIDJI AUTO CO. Phone 118-W home. AAARAAAA AN A A to undergo, coupled with a delight- ful story, bid fair to give the admir- ers of this screen star a great even- ing’s entertainment. Also a Fox Sunshine comedy and 15 VERYTHING that experience has proved essential to riding comfort and driving convenience in a closed car is embodied in the Chevrolet “FB 30” Coupe. Here is a car that is the resilt of careful study of motoring requirements. The complete satisfaction of Chevrolet owners is due to the discriminating ° care in Chevrolet manufacture. MOTOR INN 312 Beltrami Ave. Beammidf Drs. Larson & Larson, Optometrists. If troubled with headaches, nervous- ness or eye disorders of any needing glasses or glasses repaived, consult them. Artificial eyes fitted. No. 119, . Beltrami Ave. and 4th St., meets every Friday evening at 8 o’clock. THIS WEEK INITIATION C. J. Winter, N. G., Tel. 362J R. A. Hannah, Rec. Sec., Tel 719W T N RS R A AT SR Bemidji Lodge 1. 0. 0. F, ANNOUNCEMENT!! Having sold my hotel at Kelliher and bought the firm of Wheelock & Wheelock here at Bemidji, I am taking this means of asking the people of Bemidji for their support. I feel I have now become a part of Bemidji and am interested in the city’s welfare. I will endeavor to carry a line of groceries and smoked meats - that will meet with vour approval. Come in and let’s get acquainted. Jacobson’s Cash Grocery Phone 174-W 507 Beltrami Avenue Bemidji, Minn. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1820 i