Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 12, 1921, Page 4

“TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1921° “THE SCOFFER” AT THE REX THURSDAY AND FRIDAY " Talking of great casts or char- ‘acters, Allan Dwan has scored scme- thing of a notable achievement in the assembly of Anfists he has made for his production. of ‘“The ‘Scoffer,” which will be the film feature at' the | ‘Rex theater Thursday. Among the noted pheteplayers playing important parts.in this successful screen drama : Mary Thursman, James Kirk- ‘wood, Philo McCullough, Rhea Mit- chell, Noah Beery, Eugenie Besserer, ‘Ward Crane, John Burton, Georgie Stohe and Bernard Durning. LONE “KILLER” DOG WHIPS WOLF PACK INTO PANIC One of the most thrilling scenes in “Kazan’, the famous James Oliver Curwood story which will be screened. at the Rex, is the race for life of a man and woman with a dog team over the snows of a Canadian woodland and their subsequent battle with a pack of wolves. Kazan, a wolf-dog, ‘heads this pack, and when he recog- .nizes the woman who, has befriended him he turns on his companions and scatter them. In this fight all the pack-logs are killed together with several of the attacking wolves. Jane Novak, star of the production, is the woman and ‘Ben Deely, in the male lead, is the man. During this skirm- ish Deely was slightly hurt and the. resumption of production was delayed for a day while he recuperated. Bert- ram Bracken directed this production, which is declared to be one.of the most gripping picturizations of any of the Curwood storles. Others in the cast are Willlam Ryno, Ben Haggerty, and Bdwin Wallock. A big wolt-dog was used for the part of Kazan. THREE DANCING BELLES IN VAUDEVILLE AT GRAND ‘This week’s vaudeville bill on Fri- ‘day only at the Grand theater will introduce the - “Three - Dancing Belles,” three youthful girls. Dainty @elineators of song and dance. Very pretty dances depicting the " folk dance of Russia and Spain, together with out own jazzy dances of the day, are shown as well as o remark- able display of wardrobe. Several somgs are introduced, and @1l will witness a most pleasing at- traction wherein a melodious me- lange of song, dance and youth are shown, > UT OF COLLEGE” AT GRAND TOMORROW *Just Out of College,” with Jack Pickford, a pictirization of the story by George- Ade, has for its theme that “It pays to advertise.” It ds, in tact, on the lines of a comedy of that name, but it is nevertheless a distinci varfation with many novel- thes of treatmient, some of them of an elaborate nature.. As in the case of many light stories of its kind, - & great deal of them left to the direct- or's. skill of treatment, It thus hap- pens that a large proportion of am- usement value in “Just Out'of Col- “JUST 0 rlege” ‘has . been provided by the! craftsmanship of director Al Green. “This is especially true of the many land varied methods of showing how {established in " public ifavor by the |constant presentation of a well-se-! jlected name. The very nature of the story im- ! poses most of the comedy interpret. tion upon Gecrge Hernandez as-t! keen old business man who finds'him self discomforted by a couspiracy youth and love. - He is admirable i the role, the natural lead of an excel- lent cast. , The Goldwyn production, as shown: to a crowded house at the Capitol theater,” affords generally pleasing ‘entertainment. “Just Out of College” will be shown tomorrow and Thursday at thg Grand theater. WALLACE REID, 'AS A {an unknown brand of. goods may be ! W, - erman. Palmer, soconded by Boyce, W SEmM D mer, hsended by Huhat Ordinance No; 115 amending. prior or- fnances establishing - fire 1imits and regulating the construction and. remov- Al of buildings therein, introduced by Alderman ‘Hoyce, seconded by Palmer, Was read the first thn 3 Report of the municipal court for weeks of March Sthoand 12th, showing city treasurer was read | PROGEEDINGS .OF TXE CITY COUN-| ClL OF THE CITY OF BEMIDJI, MARCE o 3 1A Regular sesslon of the city council of the clty of Bemid)i was held in the council’ chambers. at ‘the city hull at 8§ o'elock P, m. A quorum being present, meeting was called 'to. orler, Presilent Lahr presiding, oll 'Call. 3 Upon roll call the following aldermen were declared present: Boyvce, Bagley, Palmer, Smart, Carver, Stafford, Barneil, Bridgeman, Lahr. Absent, McKinnon, Hayward. inatos. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read jgnd aporoved. - . The follof¥ing: bills after belng, audit- ' were upon motion and second ‘allow- 21st, 19321 cepted. teport of ok of March id the cily tre accepted. surer was read und | i Bonds. Bond of Geo. W. Rhea, clty treasurer; | in the sum_ of $20,000 with the Iowa Bonding & Casually company as surety was read and approved. v Hond of Jos, Hahn, scavenger, in the! sum of 3500 with the United States Ii- aelity & Guara: wus read and approved. Requisitions and Requests. ‘Requisition of (the municipal court™for one criminal docket was. granted. Requisition: of the fire department fo 1.000 feet of hose received the endors ment.of the fire comittee, they recoty mending the immediate purchasé of 580 feet, and, znother purchuse 00 fdeds o be made:in September. The city cle was: directed to. advertise for bi supplying 500 teet of 23%-inch double fiacket rubber-lined hosc, T. O. B.-Bo-| mid3l, ymeng to be made in city war- nolds ‘& Winter, - fite | insurs nce_premium . S, Baer, -fire ‘IiyRur: “um .. J. Leroy premium Wm. . McCu Bpremlul{:a. s erman Agency; premium; glrera, bongt 2 20.40 A s re eity bullding . ..o Northwestern Telephone: ™ changesitelephone service . 8, “Kfott ~company, tment . TEACHER OF CHARM ‘Wallace Reid has become a teach- er of charm in a young fadies school? The pupils are iaught how to make themselves charming, the course comprising lessons in Grecian al modern dancing; swimming, delsarte and beauty culture. But before Mr, Reid is swamp with letters, ofinquiry from admir- ing screen fams, it ghould be said ‘that this is only a part of the star’s latest Paramount picture, ‘““The Charm Sthool” which will be shown at the Elko tonight, also Wednesday- matinee and. evening. . According to the story, Mr. Reld, as. Austin Bevans, inherits the girls® school from his aunt. Believing that woman should devote more time to making themselvés charming he con- verts the institution into a ‘“‘charm” ischool.and changes all. the methods of instruction, Thereé is a wealth of romance, a breezy .plot and many other delightful features. | The story was written by Alice Duer Miller; and James Cruze di-| rected. - Lila Lee is leading woman and Adele Farrington, Beulah Bains, Edwin Stevens, Grace Morse, Patricia | Magee, Lincolh Stedman, Kate Ton-| cray and others are in the cast. WILLIAM RUSSELL FILM ENDS RUN. HERE TODAY “Twins of Suffering Creek,” the; fine Western drama bulging with, thrills” and romance in which Wil- liam Russell has won new laurels as | a Willlam Fox star, is showing for | the- Iast :time at the Grand theater tonight. Ridgwell Cullum is the au- thor‘of thie powerful story, which is 1aid in_the mining town of Suffering| Creek; and revolyes around two men --icne Jim: Pemberton, a’bad man and gambler, and: Bill Lark. I *As'a result of a dispute these two| mén draw cards to see who will shoot first. - Lark 'loses and is given five days by Pemberton to live. The re- | maining scenes roveal most dramati- cally ‘how Bill Lark lived up to his; agfeement avith Pemberton. A strong cant: AP invsupport: of | Russell. | Louise ‘Lively is-leadingy'womazn. Al comedy ‘entitled “Eat a-Bit 0"'Pie".—| and Vodda-Vill movies: ¢omplete the) program.’ | 1 ——————————————————— | AEXKKK IR ER KRR EH KR * BUCK LAKE * YT RIS 222 202 0 Last Wednesday at 2 p. m. the Silver Lake Farmers’ club met at Nr. M. O. Rogholt’s. There was a large attendance—in all, 63. A very good meeting was held. All scemed ine terested. There was quite a lot of important business transacted. Among other things, there were 1,200 pounds of dynamite ordered for the club to be distributed among the farmers. After the business session a shart program, was. given,. viz., readings, Tecitations and songs. The new glee club, “The Club of Many Smiles,”. made their debut to_the public very creditably, rendering three .songs very appropriate for the occasion, viz.,, “Beltrami County,” “Minneso- ta” and “My Own America.” A Junch was served and a very enjoy- able afternoon was spent. The club voted to again change their date of meeting from the first Wednesday in the month to the fourth Thursday. Thié ‘change was made 4t the sugges- tion of the county agent, that the . date of the Silver Lake club meeting would not interfere with the dates of the other clubs in the county. The Silver Lake Farmers’ olub has a good, live set of officers and are developing a good, live club. The committee on lunch and the program were Mrs. M. 0. Rogholt, Mrs, Joe Johnson and Mrs. Henry Sawyer: The next meet- dng will be April 28, at W. E. Davis’ of Silver Lal:2. The committee on arrangements arc Mrs, W. E.' Davis dnd Mrs. E. M. Chase. Mr. Albin Carlson severed his busi- ness connections with the' Henderson mill at Kitichi lake and returned to his home last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sawyer spent Sunday afternoon at the Cass Lake Indian school, visiting Mr. and 'Mrs. Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larson spent Sunday afternoon at the Alex Saw- yer home. - Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rogholt spent Sunday at Mr. Rogholt’s father, Mr. M. O. Rogholt. Mrs. Leo Anderson returned from her visit at Fergus Falls last Satur- day. While much improved, we un- gderstand she is still far from well. The Blue Ribbon girls met Tues- day, April 5, with Mrs. Henry Saw- yer. The full membership was pres- ent, also three visitors. Only reu- tine business was taken up. the business a social afternoon was spent. A nice lunch was served. The next meeting will be May 3. Mildred Rogholt will entertain. Charles Chase and Arthur Carlson were business visitors at Cass Lake last Friday. “The Club of Many Smiles” held their first regular “sing” Friday eve- e e After Miss hing, April*8, at the Buck Lake| school house. After two hours of Ppractice, the entertainment commit- tee, the Misses Myrtle Rogholt and | Ruby Sawyer, serV, which was much enjoyed.. The next regular meeting will be Friday eve- ning, April 22 at the Alex Sawyer | home. The committee on ‘“eats”| next meeting will be Messrs. Arthar) Carlson and Arthur Rogholt. | The roads in this vicinity have nev- er dricd up as fast as théy have this spring. S It is reported that we have a new addition to our community. A gen-| tleman having bought a quarter sec- | tion from Arthur Leathey. ‘We un- qerstand the family moved in last Saturday. We did not learn the| nate, but bid them: welcome'to our | midst. Prince George, B. C—The Indians of this district, unable to understand the stabilizing process which the fur trade is undergoing, have laid aside | their traps and taken up tie making. The frisky marten—of which there is an abundant supply—is left strictly to lifs own devices, and it.is expected that nature will soon have replaced the heavy kill of the high-price sea- sons. » THE PIONEER WANT ADS| BRING RESULTS MRl This . smart style for young fellows is featured by bow in back and nar- row brim with decided o | Street Efl‘ d .a-light lunch || tequest of fire department for permis- sion to sell the set of fire team harness was granted. B tequest of fire department to have tho o0ld hand hose cart repaired and put in 3 Servico for the 5th ward was, referred %o the fire committee, % Bids. 79.00| Communication .from Marshall Wells 1:50 | company was read, requesting the canz cellation of bid entered ‘by. them at 4 previous meeting for the, furnishing of fire truck tires and tubes, for the reason that they find themselves unable to fur- nish the tires and tubes as originally ordered. -The communication. was ac- cepted and ordered filed. it was. moved ans secondéd that all blds. for fire truck tires and tubes read X THEATRE - TODAY William Fox presents— - SHIRLEY MASON - ! IN 5 “WING FOY” Story by Pearl Doles Bell .. Presented by Howard M. Mitchell fire de ‘Bemidji. Volunteer il ment. ‘attending fires, to. March Tom Coultis, d, il < building ... Tom Davies, 1 reet labor . * shing ¢ompal treet ang, Ptoneer Yubli : lots . A. H. Hensser, supplies, library W, G. Schroede) daccou! Dour . . oOrdinance No. 117 providing for a enalty for drunkenness or intoxication, ntroduced by Alderman Boyce. seconded by Bagley, was read the first time. ‘Ordinance No. 118 to define and regu- late_public_dancés, introduced by Ald ny, bal- 18.00 RE /we.rm ts SHIRLEY’ MASON n, - WING TQY A story of dreamy old Chinatown. and love. : by Pearl Doles Bell ~ Directed by Houard H itchel} wWilli 7 FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY “ROARING LIONS ON STREET PARADE” FOX NEWS Matinee: 2:30—7:10-9:00 Rex.Orchestra " _THURSDAY & FRIDAY— A Photodn;n-tie Ten-Strike Extraordinary “Jhe SCOFFER™ Allan Dwan’s Masterpiece ‘A Remarkable Story of Love Turned to Hate and How Fate and Woman Turn the Scales Back ‘Again. Timely Theme—Intensely Interesting -+ AFIRST NATIQNAL ATTRACTION “_SATURDAY— “HEARTS OF THE WEST” ¢ { STARRING William Fairbanks : “* 8 REELS A-Remantic Story of the Gold Fields Fast Action—Thrilling Stunts —SUNDAY— ‘“‘KAZAN?’’ The mighty motion picture presented by Geo. H. Hamilton The Greatest James Oliver Curwood Story Ever Told | cel he muhnicipal court for |'trug 9th showing $348.00 ed to make the chunge, | service. of the street commissioner. be K of | ty company, as Surety, s u: ¥ appointmént to 't erivarlan. Steln, reslgned, were Te 1ows: Mrs. Beile Denly, Leonard -J. Due ballot was. takery {lows: Mrs, Belle Denly 13, and Leonard J. Irench 1. ! Denly, was declared duly elected. at o previous meeting be.refested. M tion was. declared lost on the following Bagley,” Palmer, vote: “nays”, ce, Smart, Carver, Barnell; “yeas,™ Staf- ford, Bridgeman, Lahr, 1t was moved that the bids for truck tires and tubes, submitted at the pre- vious - meeting ‘be reconsidered. There being no second, the motion was declar- ed_lost. - Upon motion and second the chief of the fire department was instructed to rtain ‘the cost or rebuilding the fire ck wleels, and as to the time requir- Street Commissioner. It was-moved and seconded that the dispensed with and that the 3 such - commissioner be done ui supervision of the city. enginggr: ! The motion was declired lost on the follows) S, Bpyee CarversBridger W}%& 1mer éiunt ameron. was: read, and was placed in-nomin- périod of seven months, or orfvll_if necessary. »Due bal- Mr, Bourgeols receiving nine cast, and was “a man, - L art, Staft ~ot’ motion and to the ‘position | e 28 recelved the unani- 5 vote ofiithe:icouncil for the re- he position of city vet- | Application; of Mrs. Agnes Robinson | for appointment b Tomtlon ar ma tron of the firemens' dormitory, and ma- tron of the rest room, at-a salary’ of $40.00 per month: was read. moved und seconded - that: Mrs. sAgnes Robinson- be appointed matron: of “the firemans’; dormitory and. Te It “was st room, at 40,00 per month. " Carrled: i Aplicagions for the position of ity Terke, to fill the unexpired term of Geo. being as fol- s, 8. Hoyt, T. ‘Stewart. resulting as fol- 5, Chas. B. Hoyt Mrs. Belle French, -and 7 asiscellaneous. Communication from the Juvenile and Beginners' band, thanking the couneil g;r the re-appointment of Mr. Riggs, as ndmaster, was read and ordered filed. The city attorney was directed to Yiniment () is alwaly"s ready 10 ease rheumatism 66 A T the very first twinge, down comes my bottle of Sloan’s; then guick relief, williout rjibbing, for it's stimulating and scatters congestion. ‘The boys use it for sfifis ‘muscles, and it hel%m Sally’s backaches, too.” 3bc, 0¢, $1.40. ors.may,lease their:] en, con= Teapsadng uelang ton ofn ‘rhe tact . tthat the land ‘has been leased for oil"does ot bar the owper [rom se- curing a loan from the bank. e T e et WOULD LIKE SECRET FOR LOOKING WELL “pwo weeks ago I weighed 96 pounds:.. Now I weigh 105 pounds and feel perfectly well. ~Anyone I seq suffering I tell them of” what Mayr's Wonderful Remedy . has-done for me. They.all want to know whav makes me look so well.* Your' medi- cine_has also been a real life-saver for my mother. I cannot recommen:i it too highly for stomach tro'nblg." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes’ " the catarrhal mucus from +the - intestinal” tract ‘and - allays the inflammation which causes prac- tically all stomach, liver and intesti nal ailments,. including appendici ; One dose will convince or money re- funded: At~ all’ druggists.—Adv. +draft an ordinanc parlors or places. ; 1ne oity attorriey, city ‘engineer and jutrect commissioner weredirectyd o n - the: matter i, sife | the ‘rajlroad crossmas: A g !S00 Line and Great Northern depot | The city attorney was directed to:tuke up lhe matter of the pest house or de- tention hospital, ‘with a ‘view. to.Nav- ing! the sume torminatedt at the present location. 1350 ; It ‘was_ moved And seconded that ‘a | team, harness und. wagon' for = strget | work be hired at - cost of mot to-ex- coed $26.00 per mopth. - Carried, The street commisisoner was_ directed to se- lect such team and outft. “There : belng no further business it | was moved to adjourn. U Approved: . P. LAHR, President. ttest? GEO. S] ppriiid City” Cler © 1t3-26 censing . soft. drink MAY BE LEASED | “FOR DRILLING FOR OIL - e ’ (By United Press) | Garrison, N, D.; April 12.-<In re- sponse-to inquiries from farmers. of this vicinity, the Federal Land Bank at St. Paul has ruled.that mortgag- . POTATO GROWERS . Plant Triumphs This Year The country is bractieally cleaned up on this variety, the southiern growers are now getting big prices for their new-crop-and the demand n;xtt‘ fall for northern -séed Triumphs will be strong and. the supply short. & 5 % We have for sale a lintite - umphs. This stock "has beef hill selected for over 20 years and yielded locally for the. pastithree years over 300 bushels per acre: «have purposely reserved this seed for local planting and we: shall to buy the crop: it produces. B k 5 Come in and’See Us—Write or Phone— BURKE BROTHERS—O’Leary-Bowser Bldg. NOW-A-DAYS 2 sayj theGood Judge A man can get a heap more satisfaction fromasmall chew of this class of tobacco, than he ever could get from a big chew of the old kind. Hefinds it costsless, too. The good tobacco taste lasts so - much longer he doesn’t need to have a fresh chew nearly as often. - Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you * that. ' R d amount of the very choicest seed ’l}‘;ri- as We want S | 2 - Put up.in two styles W-B.,CU‘T is a long fine-cut tobacco ¢ . RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco Do ROADSTER Its economy is pracficaliy,expressed in its iow gasoline consumption, its high tire mile- age, ¥ and the infrequency of repairs. ‘ ~ It is further expressed in the durability of : its finish, which seldom requires more than a thorough cleaning to bring bac]; ‘its orig- inal 416-20 Minn, Ave. - lustre. BEMIDJI AUTO CO. OLAF ONGSTAD; Prop. Bemidji, Minn,