Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER i [T An Unnecessary Addition. One old:fashioned cltizen rises to re- ~NEWS OF THE THEATRES i tihddntububetchubeubuiediabet ot cbobdudubbedhdebubeiubababdadubed b bhohabbuinihutebebuba “OUTWITTING THE TIMBER WOLF” AT ELKO TONIGHT Dan Beard, famous in Boy Scout circles has given his unqualified en- dorsement to the motion pictures portraying *‘The Adventures of Bob and Bill,” which have been contract- ed for by the Elko theater. The first Timber of these, “Outwitting the she is held a prisoner. | following boy scouts have been award- | ML Walt,” is to be ‘screel:ed at the l"lvkenj gieding | o mediis for heraid Eatsiess by fie YOU WILL | =l T tonight, Supday matinee and eve:|.yoME TALENT” AT THE | National Court of Honor: g NOTE HERE £/ evening. These productions are each com- plete short stories of the adventures of two youngsters, entertaining, thrilling, instructive and clean. They are not a serfal, but twelve one-reel mpleted stories of outdoor boy life. “The Fox,” the next subject to ap- pear at the Elko will also be a pleas- ing picture. taken in London, so well is the fog| produced. | The cast is composed of many well} known players, each selected because | of his or her particular fitness for the| role. Lillian Hall plays opposite Mu»i reno and does an exceptionally fine bit of acting. Especially good are her scenes in the lonely farm house where | GRAND THEATER TOMORROW | Mack Sennett's newest five-reel | spectacular comedy, “Home Talent,” has been booked in this city®at the Grand theater, whither it comes un- dep the distributing management of the Associated Producers for a brief | engagement Sunday and- Monday. Something new is promised in “lHome Talent.” The promise seems justiied by the advance notices (Conducted by ational Council of the Boy uts of Americh.) SCOUT LIFE SA;_;R 3 From October 1920 to July 1921 the Gold medals—Dale Collier, Rock Island, Til.; Joseph H. Mardis, East Liverpool, Ohio; George Noble, Char- iton, Towa. Silver medals— Myers Spring Hope, N. C.; Van Carmen, Kewanee, Ill.; Gordon M. Crowley, Pittstield, Ma ; Freaerick Doty, Plain- field, N: J.; Sam A, .Fitch, Houston, W Frick,” Philadelphi ter mark that it Is not necessary for dead men to tell tales—the live ones are ™ /7 Py | Glass nd Tin Churns, ' g 3 ‘g | A patent was granted In England [ 101851 for u cytindrical glass churn, S(()[] TS L I ), Chaires, ; and these were tested at the exhibi- tion of 187 in competition with French tin churns, and the old English wooden churns. The small ‘wooden family churn worked so well that it was awarded a prize medal over Its more aristocrati glass relations. batting a good average.—~Hot Springs . New Era. | All Privacy Goes. It that Xeray contraption for taking pictures through walls works, the gold fish won't have much on us for pri- vacy.—Minneapolis Tribune. —Sclentific Awmerican, QR T that our service is fault- less in every respect. We offer a varied menu of the best that the mar- ket affords. Our cuisine is excellent. ‘The table service is efficient and prompt. Courtesy is the watchword here and T LTI FISK AND MILLER TIRE. mfimhm.mw L FREE AIR - VULCANIZING City Tire and Repair Go. | | T How toMakeSure of Heating Your HomeSatisfactorily “THE CITY OF SILENT MEN" ching the local press from enthusi- l'll\.: K ;“”“Ih Gardner, Ntl'” \'.;'l'lli: ; \ Aok viewers throughout the coun-| Mareus Ginsburg, Chicago, ohn economy is reflected in AT ELKO THEATER TONIGHT |31i¢ reviewers throughout the coun- Glnsbu o, Lil; John | ; ¢here *Home Talent” has already | Hollings, Ple George | Fides. Should an innocent man who has|jeen scen. S HowollcN Robert | our, prices IRST of all you must make sure that you are choos- i | ing the proper kind of heating system to heat your been sent to prison on circamstan- tial evidence seek escape or should he resign himself to fate and serve] the term. That is the question which The story opens in a rural atmo- sphere revealing Charlie Murray as a | country-town hotel man, whose prin- | cipal w ant is his daughter, Phyllis | sno, Cal.; Arthur J.; Leslie Lumbat- Robert McGafiin, rhard MeKee, On- R. Humphre ellevilie, 1 Topeka, Kan.; T TR T R TR B H LT home comfortably. Our business is to help you choose, and choose correctly, for we guarantee our installations. After comfort, you are interested in durability and confronts Thomas Meighan, Para-{ipver, in the role of a scullery maid| ., . i Sl A A au mount star, in his latest picture, “The | of grotesque qeportment. Later she tarlo, Cal.; Edward Moraves. West- fuel economy—years of service with a minimum of fuel. City of Silent Men,” which will be }lossoms forth in a performance, Chatley © If you want to make sure of shown at the Klxo theater tonight|plunned and produced by a quartet of X l‘uwolt. quul;l\' all these features choose a 1 i also Sunday and Monday. impecunious vaudeville performers. Y. S, Wheeling, W. V it Jim Montgomery might have chos-|They are Ben Turpin, James Finlay- [ Arthur Sommerfield, Chicago, MUELLER s en tie latter alternatve, had it not|son, Eddie Gribbon and KallaPasha,| ¥lmer R. Walker, Mott, | been for the fact that his mother|and they neither can remain at the | Harold White, Lowell, Ma —_— was dying from grief. He makes his|hotel nor leave it. The board Dill] Tienceforth, there will be only one | ARIIINIHUSILIN I G N N.A. E | escape,™ut arrives home just in time|dates back to days of the very be-| grade of medal awarded, made of gold o . = to see his mother's funeral cortege|ginning of Charlie Murray’s hotel | g specially designed by Belmore | = WHY NOT ENROLL NOW. H You may have been told I leaving the home. He goes west, and |enterprise. The sum due has SroWn| pu,wn e well-known explorer. The | = Busi 1 = S 'y 1 fui in @ new land, builds life anew, and |until it has ceased to be an asset in | Cit LAt RO CSD TSR S 15 ueiners mem ave constanly g that one way to select a fur- he knows that he can be jdentified | Murray’s financial accounts and has # l'“_ d ( ; -'i 51 ,un y xA| ("Tpi B on the alert for trained execu- = nace is on the size of the { by his finger prints. How does he win | become a_liability. Charlie Murray | °¢ life-saving invalving actual risk |2 tives. They have learned that = firepot. That's wrong. It's S } his freedom? Tie answer is one of|ugrees to back them in their theatri-| ©f life to the rescucr. Tor other serv- |2 men who are Business College = effective heating surface i the strongest and most semsational|cal venture if the quartet will give | ice In saving of life and first-uid let- | Z graduates are efficient and com- = b t6 Y 3 i climaxes ever viewed on the screen.|hjm first chance at the box office re-| ters of commendation will be awarded. |5 petent, and valuable assets to = youwant=tiotiroporcapas i b i £ i izati H Af thab : Lois Wilson s the leading woman,|ceipts. Dale Collier of Rock Island, Ill, will |= their organizations. = S ity urnace with a big and Kate ‘Bruce, Taul Bverton,| The scenes of the spectacle are set} be the first recipient of the new de- | = Graduates from ‘our College E| firepot may be a big George MacQuarrie and Cuy Oliver|in Rome with Kalla Pasha in a Nero| sign medal, which he ol = merit . this confidence . Our =| waster and a little heater. 8! i ) 2 5 n S , ch he earned splendid- | = 2 e 8 = round out the cast. ?III[;EI”IS_(JI;a(!OIII ;“vmlt Eddie Gribbon as| Iy by a spectacular feat of lce rescue |= tho;ouglll‘ b\mnelbl training S| The Double Radiator, ¥ a gladiatorjal giant. | last winter. - 1= makes them capable executives. = All-Cast Mueller Fi i % THE BARBARIAN" AT REX Out of this Roman episode Mack = The kind that are always in de- = h ! sl: !ljle er u'x:ir_u\cet { i § Senneit has extracted wild hilarity, = 1= mand. = shown here has more direc! SUNDAY AND MONDAY romarce, plct‘ur.esque qualitjes, sus-| WHEN: IN DOUBT ASK A SCOUT. : = §. i 'heatmg surface than any Whateren clae | sou Lmilss dpntt pm’;‘fefl:‘cluln!l‘-:flcl:fixes chiiaa — 5 BEMIDJI BUSINESS COLLEGE = other heater made. It will give you full value from every miss ~The Barbarian,” o Ploneer| proclsimed s masterpiece of humor| . LASt ADril a letter from the state |S Phone 36 Corner 4th St. and Minn. Ave. H pound of fuel youburn. It burns any fuel, is self-clean- attraction, at the Rex theater Su-|and art and one of the best that My.| SEPUMIMent o conservation Wi So (2 g and will last a lifctime. ! day 'unxfl .\llun'd::_\‘. It iq ‘uln)e o:' S:e Sennctt, who has never turned out a| \ehur:m(-nt x;skln;: for data as to t:’ne % g N Make no mistake about this important feature of your i year's Ibest pictures, worthy of the|rgjiure, "has yet contributed to the| humber anc species of trees in the | == g 1 - —t patronage of the most discriminating|merriment of nations. city of Long Branch, X. 7., is sald to | &z’;’;xfi:‘;filg’;’efi“ti’fefi"fil';a?!;::“m““w“ fea | sgrsen un. A dratua, of l‘;‘i,é“fig have caused conslderable consterna- gn icen: ! woods, jt throbs wi le magic @ | tion g 2 the loc horities. X : beauty ‘of the great outdoors. The THIS RIDE A REAL THRILLER | S e neay il ' BEMIDJI SHEET METAL WORKS 8 'y % S nil B eal, . . . r Tioine Inits e Sl e TR but who could or would do the Piise and onsides how vepidly just 5 i 1 3 scent by Elevator to Summit of | joh? The authorities didn’t know but i il e Se ness. The love theme that runs . small nart of vour ecarnings wil Wat hf 0 Exhibit at the F i e ine Peak W L | s ¢ else o . atc or VUur LXNDIT & e I'air through it (I)N'ers lme mo: _exqu.s,}ln Alpine J::meyo{:h_r;i:;nc ong :;:.".':.‘.].‘?‘r‘; ‘v:‘lj,t,nlfll(](.'“yll;:trlllx;i o:c(t‘l‘x;:l amount up. Interest accumulating . “The Barbarian,” which has been For years one of the most thrilling | with the suggestion that the scouts of minute of the dary soon produces an | declared by critizs ¢ be one of the|incidents of a visit to the Alps has | pis district could and would under- | ; : astonishing growth in your bank ac- |! most notable films of the year, 1s a l";]“‘" ag-rm'ul ‘n!nflli Jllmgfm; on | take the. census, if desired. They did, | ; — count. ..You'll find heaithy pleasure ||| powerful dramatic story of conflict|the cegrail road that starts from | ith excellent results to all con- | e B tubts fl a5 { between right and wrong. Its Kleine Scheldegg. at an elevation of | carned, ‘ .Wafch Your =~ ' watching its progress. It is surpris ¢ cipal character, played by Mr. G711 feet and climbs the mountain- | e oy | 2011(11'3 Grow' iagly essy to save when you once be- { bury, is a clean, unsophisticated |side at the startling grade of 25 per — | b JAEMEET ST gin, Start today. s boy of the woods. | cent, or*an ‘atgle-of about 22 degrees, | - .SCOUTS AS LIFE SAVERS. e | Knowing no phase of life except his | till it reaches Jungfracjoch, at an ele- | ; ki 3 own, he is uncouth and unused to|vation of 11,339 feet. Hal Cranton, a thirteen-year-gld . | the refinements of metropolitan civil-| In an illustrated article in Popular | oy scout of Newark, 0., saved the life Nort]zem Natlonal Banli A i ization. He meets a society girl from | yfechanies Magazine is told how it is | of a six-year-old child who was swept i the city with whom he falls in 10ve | now proposed to add to this wonderful | away by the swift eurrent while wad TR A @T@R | m"):t {,‘;:::‘um‘f r)ll)‘xfi:lzn:“es(meoln :l:gwnxpprit'nm‘ in mountain climbing a still | ing In shallow water and had gone g ) i sereen, a story that “will linger long | further thrill, by comparison with which | down in a deep pool. | DAINTY AND 20 Ea in memory because of .its sweetness f!l.(\ former \\'-Hl, appear qulm'lnfilpm. Among ||...‘ nmny heroic dee s per 8 g REASONABLE P E=m=r = = and beauty. From the present end of the track the « during the Pueblo flood is the | B he summit a elev: 3,54 nr that sev persons we . + “THE GREAT WHITE TRAIL" feet. By menns of excavations and | siranded at the gas works and hang- delightful to p:rtlcular \ AT REX THEATER TODAY | tmincls the track will be extended un- | jnx from irees, bastened out to Min- people even if they were sk . Great stretches of snow, with|'lL it reaclies a spot in the center of | eral Prlace pavin eaptered oo crnoe, selected from a paper r w5 Ay Hiver Btisle oba Sledge or snow- | (e conical summit directly below its | which they carvicd over to the swol- bag. But we present I > — iroe upon them. Tong vistas of mouy. | MEhest point. From the end of (his | oy river, ol paldied down i the our chocolates and bon- T on Caves ana winelers_thess | funneba shaft will be bored vertically | fieree currons, rese: o, bons in the Box of Beat- Do It Better things for mthe background of “The | to the summit itself, and in this shaft | = e ty—daintil o § Great White Trail,” the new Wharton [ passenger elevators will be installed, | go0 0 gpe o e y—daintily p i super-feature which is coming to the|so that Alpine mountaineers will end | “ ot (00 " for dainty pe.ople—at i Rex theater today. “Thc Gireat White | their long thrilling railvoad elimb with | 58 500 L0 U reasonable prices. One manwitha FORDSON Trail” is a love story of many vicssifan elevator trip like an exaggesated | < 'u\'wl' i " TRACTOR can do more tudes, in'the days when mfen turned| pje o top o Vool wortli ey 4 s A ride to the top of the Woolwort It skl noin work easier and th les =5 brute In their wild rush to the gold | yjiging in New York city. The alimax | o it HaERGD | et ionc Wi o0 of the Klondike, and when thousands | il fing them landed at the extreme serving as s or object, whether — 3 expense than two men can fought their way over the icy steeps| _ ey e . G ingle word, phrase « wse) and | do with horses. This means and great fate of snow i their | TUMIE Of one of the highest penks in | tiom upon the | ] that you with a FORDSON crazed desjre for northern gold [ the Alps, with a view of a world of | 4"y ¢ come one else’s hou Some | L R >z 5 4 e b Bc snow-clad, craggy mountain oDS | et e sestliouge, S0P ; ;i ¢ TRACTOR can actualy g And all through the atmosphere of | 10V 28 2 hold these phrases s elliptical ex RU cc ST S raise more crops, with less || V roughness, a tiny pair of baby shoes| “round them. L prossions (expressions having part Sandi / tugs and strains at the heapts of a| | omitted), as, the house is some one's YOUR'TRADE work and less expense. And this means that your profit: ; man, a woman and their child, tug-| Warm In Alask: | else (that is, other than the person 1 your prohts 7 &ing and tugging with the strength| o, o0 DR previously mentioned). Therefore, will be greater with fewer b that only the sentiment of baby| Ahoush less then thirty degrees hours of work, shoes can possess, untjl at last the sunshine of happiness comes to those who have suffered long in the shad- ows of sorrow. Doris Kenyon plays the stellar role, assisted by Paul Gordon, Edgar Davenport, Thomas Holding, F. W Stewart, Besse . Whartoh, Loui Hotelling, Hans Robert, and a big cast. The picture is in seven reels. “THE SECRET OF THE HILLS" AT GRAND THEATER TONIGHT | | “The Secret of the Hills,” the An- - . —— { tonio Moreno feature whi: Vi p i { | show n‘ mL ‘t({lo LC‘}lrzlulned “afi:m‘r‘.mmlfi' ] camworic ;E | PASTEURIZED i | | time, tonight js adapted from a high-| ly successful novel by William Gar- rett, the Englsh writer. The con- tinuity was prepared by Magnus Ingleton, who has prepared “,u"y‘:lwy under the clogie nhsvr\'l\tlnn“ | ; well known screen adaptations from | ¥ (heir superior, and he does his work || e, ST h i F. 0. B. Detroit famous novels. |detter for fami ing himself with ! 3 | e ; AT OUR MACHINE SHOP DELIVERED There are many thrilling incidents | s j atest T B —\W: IBY g ave i f machine | in the story and the actior 5| he latest requiremengs.—Washington jj you can have every kind o RIGHT TO rapidly thrg'u;:h ' sertad of ;t“':&i":;“ Star. repairing done experily, promptly | s - i and at a reasonable cost. Our equip- YOUR DOOR events and includes such incidents as| ll.m finding of a murdered man, the| discovery of a counterfeiters’ den,| and a buried treasure in the hills of | Scotland, placed there by James III, | king of Scotland. His opening scenes| are cxceptipm\lly picturesque. Thr:yl take place in a Chinese restaurant in‘ London in which the Oriental at- mosphere is well maintained. A Mon- golian orchestra of six picces and a| 'F (., found @ lost ° child, guarded | magician_entertain the guests and| U3 #rd did messinger and guide | serviee fe 0. O F. convention, | t interest the spectators as well. | Great credit is due Director Ches-| ter Bennett for the English effect he produced in representing a London fog. These scenes might have been from the North pole, the climate of south central Alaska is very mild, the temperature: seldom registering below | zero, says the Ameriean Forestry Maga- zine. The mean annual temperature for Prince Willlam sound iIs thirty- elght degrees Fahrenhelt, and it is warmer during the winter months than at any other point in the world in similar latitude. The temperate cli- | mate is due largely to the beneficent | influence of the Japan current which | sets into the head af the Gulf of Alaska. | The man at the top shonld know his aen all down the line. Meeting them | nspires them and inspires him. They 1o their work for the knowledge that « ) touch with all|| fetails, and keepi i NEW.HAMPSHIR(E SCOUTS ACTIVE!! 1t isn’t only ingeities that boy scouts find_community good tnrns to do. | In Peterborough, N. H, the records show that, amang nU\(rr things, the scouts ghoveled snow ‘st winter and assisted at times, arvoarnd n home for gathered eyorgreen epd made wreaths | for O. H, R. for Nemorial ob- | servanee,‘and fornwetl escort for dead | cither some’ one else’s or {some one’s clse is correct. However, some one el: Is the: expression in general use at the present time. £|I!Illlmllfilb‘ulllIllllIfIfi]filllllflllillllllll ment is adequate work from drilling overhauling a big machine. 1se ‘machinery have: our address handyy need us in a hurry. body offsoldier fromjoverseas. i (AT HITATT for any kind of | small holes to| If you| of any kind better| You may | | S | MEMORANDUM CALL 175 ; AND ORDER e KOORS MILK AND CREAM EVERY MORNING | 1 2 17 Besides the FORDSON will take care of every power job Gn the farm. Itis light, alert, fiexible in control and operation, yet it has power and endurancs to spare. You should see the FORDSON at work to appreciate its wonder- ful capabilities. We will gladly give you the proofs if you will ask for them, either by a personal call, phone or posi card. 3 C. W. JEWETT CO., Inc. Bemidji, Minnesta