Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 4

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ; umg IS HELD FOR: 1 line, 8-to 4. . 5 Spectators: swarmed WANTED TO “GO 'T ALD"E” ASSAULT Y MASK| Burneige asked for exira Daseballs threatenlng violence, ‘but the pollco # in the sffth, but Jackson, believing [prevented further . trouble, . despite . eoria, TIl,, July 23.—Umpire Wil-|pir"to hive two in his pockets, re-|thé'demonstration' after the game. Many Years Ago Missourl Declared . Her Ambition to .Secome an In. dop-ndent «Republic, liam Burnside was arrested Wednes-|f,ccd to give hi - day on-charges of ‘assault with .algoy att:nfp::d ': a:e);:m;‘l hg':"'::fge deadly weapon in the form of a base-|ghoved him away. Jackson; retaliat- ! ball mask at a result of a fracas with it e’ Mluonn once had ‘intention of xet- Manager Bill John in ‘the Peoria- :.d“‘,v ;{':ug{‘?v'flfi i°,f,1::k"g§p2°,§sfiz 3 5 tiog up ‘as an independent republic ‘Moline Three-Exe league, won by Mo- Clothes make the mahn, it as’to| Sy fopday y a !?erlelf The o ar'mpsmre ¥ g y . how far they make' a Wom&n' rz 5 ‘other question. Joe Benson trustéd .. o clothes to make an irate fathersbe- " lleve that the girl he wn abont. to " marry, was another than h]s dillgh- ter, i 2 Be didn’t get away with it, TROPPMAN SISTERS AT: cause the father -didn't believe,. a young woman should be married; GRAND THEATRE—TONI . Burnside was released on bail: and was ‘to have a-hearing Thursday. b Subseribe tor tna i%nm- B they we‘nt over the Santa . Fe:trail. The early Sesslon .acts: afithe Mis- ‘with her veil d?:n Wh*;t hflflm;wl‘ N m?n‘{mmia!e;! Troppmnfl;:nd saurl legislature, starting, in.1824: con- | .. afterward provides a series of humsiter o T, an TS. tain many’ Interesting ' resqluti corous interesting %vents and an €x-|of this city, who has gqu rRd | memorialy. to Cantvens m')'ulll flr'vln:m‘:::: BE"’W’, M'"'. céedingly fascinating story as. pre-|from New York City where she has| o polifical and . hitorieal - subjeets. .sented by Marshall: Neilan in'"his | been studying -, under the Tarasoff| nefd latest production, “Don’t Ever Mar-| Ballét school, will appear tonight and o’;(“lsez’(')‘:ltl;n:h:v|::?:: L ’"“”..'.'.'.“'.'."" Ty,” which will be the attraction at|Saturday at "the Grand theatre in & R R gl preamble that the Bex. theatre, beginaing Bunday. Biofl(l:m ofuln(tlejrpl;;uva! Tge Dances: and establish a free’ a:u; ‘ifiexn’;‘:::l - e ‘Cygne eath of ‘the Swan DRURY LANE, HOME represerfirllng the death of a wounde)d republic by the name of. the state of/ , Under The Marl(et‘f‘: Iz ,”. . whi of pure. white. " Fritz Kreisl Hlssourl was one of m tvotal | 0 . ¥ iThe Sporting . Duchess, to;;':g'xf:' oy ot Loy s a] states’in-the hissory ot itk “',’n;‘;,’; : On some of the items offered this week the manufacturer . lso Saturday matinee and evening, waltz number. :| It 'was made such In. the ancient fight - also Suturosy matives and ovening,| "elle TR, copman wil as.| 1o conpretn over the slavery quseron takes a loss, on other items the loss falls onus. In elther case you melodrama to be - produced in the!sist her sister with " several semi-| which took up the admission of free galn. d Drury Lane theatre in London.. This classic_and popular vocal solos. and slave states and considered the [ - i : 3 theat: world renowned for the| Harold Lloyd in *His Royal Sly-| balance thereof. 1 5 G iE ¢ Al ' e, ™ oy e and 5 R W e | S s et g vwos- | -SILK DRESSES . SILK SKIRTS | SILK WAISTS B | st ere e theatre is 0 Turne is!the picture | oth: d 1 See—s| i 3 ' : London what the Hippodrome is to|program which wilk'begin:at 7:30 and ‘;nr:;ln.gnofl a;lg:cre or, tbaltmwv:l?i‘ a'::; Ch01ce of any Sllk Choice of any silk Choice of fifty Sllk : New York. Only plays of such mam-fthe second at 9:15. nnknown country called the Wild. West | moth proportions: that few ordinary - ‘|| —the land west of the Missouri river. | _playhouses could produce them -are 3 “DARGEBOUS DAYS” She made the midway point hetween ' seen there. -~ What are the dangerous days of[ the frontiersmen - of . Kentucky and *4_.Some of the most famous of thelevery married touple’s life? They | 'those of the great plains. occupying a ' Dress in the store, | Skirt in the store, | Waists, at 1-4 Off 140& 140 Drury Lane melodramas have beenfare the d ‘when ‘the wife forgets b B e i 1 Drought to. America and staged in| hor oMigations to help, counsel, sym- fi..’é::‘tm'.’.fm.'i':;’.& herpet s ¢ B One lot of WASH WAISTS, each . T ....$150" the largest pl-yhouses here. pathize with or uhderstand her hus- RE R SRR U o orting Duchess” created a|band. They-are the days when the i A One lot of ‘SILK WAISTS each ................. $4 95 ew York a score of years|husband ‘has lost the first sense om| Much Sugar in e, _________—.———--—————-—-—_—.__—_. 7 ago whi ose Cochlan appeared ‘in|enchantment which hovers over the|' mqme hard-or sugar R % by far Two Bargams in Merchandise that every household needs " the title role. It was so-stupendous|early stages and turns to ‘another ‘ and such a costly production to trans-|woman. for sympathy and . under- ;'h:e?:::b:l:ll’:r::f:nzf &) ‘maples. port that it was only seen in a few|standing. They are the days when |- e i 6. 101, many pur- cities outside of New York. the’ Other ~ Woman, younger, more |POSes: but the unique thing: ‘about the It was not until the advent of mo-|beautiful and deeper in understand- tree I8 the abundance of siyeet sap tion pictures that this famous melo-|ing, finds herself under the spell of which /it furnishes, says v?Amerlc:m : 1,250 yards of Bleached Shaker 1,000 -yards -Outing Flannel, Flannel, 27-inch, extra good light an ddark stripes, 29 dram: d be staged in a suit-|The Man’s personality. ~You must Forestry Magazine of ~Washington. 2 e how in-every city’ and. town|sée Mary Roberts Rinehart's great|While'all the maples have sweet sap quality, a yard. .. .. .. -38c inches wide, a yard. . . ..33¢ through the country:> The film ver- story, ‘Dangerous Days,” filmed by |none of the others are so important as g o\ sion, in which Alice Joyce is starred Samuel’ Goldwyn and Rex Beach un-|sugar producers.. This was appreclat- Full bOltS, a yard ...... 37¢c By the bOlt, a yard _____ 32¢ der the ditection of Reginald Baker, |ed in early times and. a century and a which' will be shown Sunday and quarter ‘ago when the real estate men | Monday at the Grand theatre. of the time were attempting to lure i New England men ‘to- Pennsylvania CENSUS RETURNS lands “out west” they put en their at 'the Elko tonight-and tomorrow, is even greater than the play. The length of this speclal feature | * necessitates opening each..evening performance with the big melodrama 3 'REDUCTION IN SILK BARGAINS IN FOOTWEAB $2 50 Georgette reduced and screening the comedy but once,| Mminot, N. D.;~~10,476; increase of |map in big letters, “The Sugar ’l'ree A < betweendt};e lf;wonsa:)w:,s ea;tg ll)’::;‘;t 4,288, 69.3 per cent, Grows Here” . ... 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