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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
half SUN DANCE in PROGRESS
ON FORT HALL RESERVATION
Indians Modify Ceremonial at Request of the
Great Father at Washington; Grand March
and Overtures Open Big Celebration

The sun dance on the reservation
was opened on Friday evening thre
miles west and a mile and a hal
north of Gibson, and will continue
until some time Sunday when th'
dancers will rest and prepare for tn,
Fourth of July celebration of Mon
day.
Those participating in the origina
sun dance became much wrought uI
in the cultivation of the will power
over matter, and slashed theil
breasts and otherwise acted upon an
enthusiasm which the government
asks them to desist from, and the red
man has listened and modified the
program accordingly. In that they
have shown themselves better citizens
than good many dancers among the
paleface, for the government and So
ciety have asked dancers to leave of
some of their wiggles and rythms
that are what reformers call sugges-
tive and the dancers for the most
part have gone on with all the wig
giles and rythms they wanted to and
said nothing is immoral except to
the immorally disposed, and that
morality is an individual matter any,
how. Anyway the Indians opened
their dance with a grand march and
will probably close it with medley.
It was a grand and solemn scene
that was enacted on the sage plain
east of the Ferry butte Friday even
ing. Not until the sun had sunk be-
low the horizon of the western desert
and ceased to kiss the tips of the
high peaks to the eastward did the
crier come forth and sound the as,
sembly.
The dancing arena was enclosed
by semi-circle of boughs set up like
a stockade, and in the center was
planted the trunk of large cotton
wood tree cut off above the forks.
Near the ground the bark was re-
moved in three patches and a circle
was painted on the fresh clean wood.
The semi-circle faced the morning
sun and on the tree trunk above the
crotch was an eagle also facing the
sunrise, and facing the, other way
vas buffalo head Ranged in q
inc along the plain westward from
he dance hall and reaching east
ward at right angle from the other
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
FIREARMS STOLEN

The north window of the Blackfoot
Hardware and Electric was broken
last night and two 80 caliber revol-
vers were taken and one 32 auto
matte. The window was hit with
some instrument near the corner and
a strip about eighteen inches long
and ten inches high was broken out
The firearms being then easily within
reach, but the thief took only the
small arms and left some other more
valuable articles.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
N wv WAREHOUSE

The Potatogrowers association be-
gan work on the new warehouse at
Wapello Tuesday with one plow team
and nine teams with fresno scrapers
and continued for four days with
from nine to dozen teams. They
made the excavation 50x122 feet,
and deposited the dirt in the low
places in the road that needed filling
in, and also graded a spur 750 feet
long for the new switch.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
Contractors Begin
Work on the New
Ward at Asylum

The firm of H. w. Baum & Co. of
Salt Lake City, the firm that built
the capitol buildings for Utah and
Idaho, has been given the contract
for erecting the receiving hospital
and the criminally insane hospital at
the Blackfoot asylum, and work COM
menced last week.
The contractors have large
amount Of equipment and are pre-
pared to put it thru with dispatch.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
CHALLIs ROAD FLOODED

1t is reported that about mile
of the new Custer county highway
between Dickey and Challis has been
washed away by floods in the Grand
View canyon. The old road lay over
the mountain but the new highway
was built thru the canyon at great
expense and suffered this damage.
Traffic is going over the mountain
pending repairs.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
NO GAME SUNDAY

Owing to the fairgrounds being
flooded Thursday and Friday there
will be no game here Sunday.
Monday Blackfoot will play Poca-
tello at Brady Park in Pocatello.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-04
TAKES VACATION

Miss Mable Molden, saleslady at
the Brown-Hart company is taking q
months vacation.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
GARAGE DANCE A SUCCESS

The dance last Saturday night al
the Broomfield garage was n decided
success and everyone seemed to have
= wonderful and glorious good time
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw were very
gracious hosts, and di dali in their
power to make the evening splen-
did one for all that came and danced
awhile and then went on their way
There were at least two other dance
being given the same evening 80 il
is to the credit and popularity of
Mr.. Shaw that the preference seemed
to be with him, a. the spacious floor
was at all times crowded and the
music lasted until the wee small
hours Of the morning. There is one
thing about Mr.. Shaw, he never does
things halfway He is not only one
OF the very progressive citizens of
Broomficld but "real guy" in every
respect, and the community wished
to pay its respect to Mr.. Shaw and
thank him for his kind hospitality
Of Saturday night and also wish him
the best Of success with his new
garage.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Next Sunday VIII be . great day
for Ne Catholics Of Denver and the
stats when thsir fine cathedral on
ce'ftx avenue ~ be eonsserated.
A number Of sfchbishopS, bishops
and prominent elsrRymen from o.he-
states will take part in the ceremony.
At 3 o'clock that afternoon = mon
stss- parade Of 10000 Catholic men
viii march up i1th street to thtc
Cathedral and participate In the open
cir bsnediction. The members o.
twenty-five pari6hes In and around
Dsavsr will tss part In the parade.
While the ArvAds parish II not M.
msricslly strong. W. understand thrt
the Ehrinr Of 81. Anna section will
b one Of the most noticeable In that
large BODY Of man.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

II. 3. Burton wn. very deeply In
terested In his Denver Post Tuesday
morning when II occurred to him that
he had read lot Of the stuff bcforp.
When he turned TO page thnt told
about Bryan running for president
he WAS quite sure that II was news 4
him-this year. He then flnncc
At the dntc OF the paper. II wns n
copy during the ycnr 1908 and wn
found among some old furniture h.
has bought.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Contractor Dreher IL making good
progress with his Paving and cxpects
TO have the center section Of Grand
View Ave completed from the Tram
way Vinduct to Wadsworth Ave by
Saturday noon. They nre "throwing
the mud" at the ratio Of five thou
sand feet per day In the twenty foot
wide strip up the center Of the
street, mixing about $50 feet of
paving. The cost Of cnch dnvs ma
ing will be about $500. This mnv
look big but the concrete pnving will
always be smooth and Glenn and
never mudd. II will last years L,
come without any further expense.
In every day words ut is cheap n'
twice tho price"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Thsrs viii he q meeting for the
fa1aefs Of thia mart 81 Jefferxon
County on Monday evening At 500
p ~. ct the Bank Hall. The pur-
poss Of this meeting Will be 70 feel
out ~ sentiment Of ths farmers
toward organising . Farmers Union
Co-epssstlvs Society here. County
Aesa4 MeCaskil1 and anne ~ the
ols4s officers Of the Fsrmers Union
WIN give short talks. Every farmer
Ia tAis territory b invited 10 attend.
III nes(iae.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Last Sunday George Wolverton
and family. Miss Lois WolvsTton Of
Abilene. Kansas, and Mr.. Henry
Sehiess and family Of Denver enjoy
I'd an al day outing Ia their nivers.
They went by way Of UonGtnont.
Loveland. Fort Collins and Greeley
and returned to Denver By way Of
Brighton. The lunch boxes were
opened and contents disposed Of near
Windsor. The trip rsGistsred lSs
mils.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Mr.. and Mrx. J. N. Banks ere hav.
Ing . wonderful trip: They left Ar.
vada . week ago going to Chicago
Detroit, thence up into Canada. bseh
BY way Of NiaGra Falls, down BY
Buffalo and New York city "a
Philadelphia and Washington D. C.
They viii return home by way Of
81. Louis and Kansas City. VISITING
relatives In both Missouri and Okls.
homa. They expect TO return hoMe
shout December lst.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
FRUirDALE NOTES

Lee Johnston left for his old home
last Tuesday in West Virginia. NJ
will visit other eastern points during
his two months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart who
srent the summer In this community
left Tuesday for their home In Kan
sas.
The Grange received . car Of coal
this week.
Mrs. Seymors Thompson and Mrs.
Joe Thompson left Thursday for .
visit At their former home IN Indiana
Rev. Zinc and Mrs. G. W. Stew
art Sr., spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Peterson and Mrs. Eaton.
The Bluebirds will give an oyster
supper at the home Of their leader.
Mrs. Underwood this Friday even.
ing. Proceeds to 20 towards buying
costumes Of the Bluebirds.
On Oct. 2sth the p. T. A. Of
Fruitdsle will give pie social. Pro.
eeeds to apply on paying for the
victrola. Everybody come.
On Oct. goth the p. r. A. Of Pros
pect Valley Win give an entertain.
ment. viii have . fish pond. canry
booth etc.. Everybody come.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Calhoun jr. Thursday afternoon
Oct. 9th.
The mighty and successful MIN.
rods Of Fruitda'e are Mrs. Sive-s and
Hr. p. L. Williams both bringing
back q deer.
Norman Triton sr. and wife and
Norman triton Jr. wife and baby OK.
pcct to start the last Of the week for
Missouri.
Little Dorothy Kolisrstrand who
has had scarlet fever. b doing nicely.
n
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
FARMERS UNION TO
START SOCIETY
sHE

Count Agent 1teCaskill was intro
@ueine c. v. 'JamsD, state organizer
Il ths Farmers UalsA around Arvada
Tuesday. Mr.. james u attempting
70 organize the farmers here and is
meeting with some encouragement.
The Farsnsrs Educational and Co.
operative Union Il about twenty
,StarsS "a. It has organized In
tsty eSe states. II 10 largely a
tarketing Organization and 10 get
fins sp,ne splsndid results. 1t wa.
Nfst Organized IN Colorado in 1914
Ind now has . Membership Of 49,
poo progressive farmers In this
ttats. There are 100 cooperative
so,npaAass in the state consisting Of
sll<ees, flour mills. fruit shipping
81 isps and either concerns.
= 4fnsrs have their own whole
saIa hGaass at 1727 Wases and from
this Assss handled over 900 cars Of
fruit last year. 1000 cars Of coal
apd. toee cars Of potatoes, etc. Thi,
osganihataon owaa it, own Goa,
nlasA
The organization ID completing It's
nbw go barrel flour mill at Ssth
and wyncoop which will supply
assnssH and their elevators with
flour. I've stock commission yards
afs osmed and conducted by the
oeyaniaa1ion In Denver. Kansas City,
Omaha, D. Joseph and Sioux City.
b the Denver yards the Farmer
Unsou Live Stock Co. sold ten cars
more q hogs than it, closet com
petitor dnsing the past month. Like
tie Granes the Farmers Union hand
lss ins1Eance for it, msspbsrs
Thsrs b svey els, oos 400, IN fore
st this tiss. They vrets $780,
90 hahn kssranes tAis year. All
Of the y1tnSis Uniss esnpaaies are
beeed - ns' ~ cooperative plan Of
&te}Aeeisa Il pse{jts.
49, - ~ rssp>~>~-->f - o
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Mr.. and Mn. ". r. Tisdmaa sad
Mr.. and Mn. Harry Nswlia Of rark,
Or were here Sunday Afternoon visit
ing the editor Of The Eatetpriss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

The next meeting Of the Arvada
Community Club will be held on
Friday evening October FL ct which
time the new charter will be acted
upon. There will be . big meeting
a week later, Friday, October 90
when Mr.. DeBoer will plans for
identifying the town and commun.
ity. Whether you are . member Of
the club or not do not fail 10 attend
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

''Dud' Flanagan, Enterprise line
type operator. b apostins . yocd
coupe purchased lasa ws6k hseA II
Golden Motor Co., the Golden psopae
now have the agency for Fords and
Fordsons and are selling quite q
few in this locality.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Dr.. Sehs1i's Nssisssl Dsnesstss.
lisa Wssk. Oct Rad - 1otk, y vide.
y advertised II s0 ~ lsaAiaG
Masss1ess ssA Nswspepsss ~ 10
sesaty. Assaaes = Gene h 6ssias
shis vIsk sa1 Ist ~ sss0iss ysss
ssst. ~ sAvies y evss as1 81
sore ] saa hsap yss. Ne ass1 n
ssosvs ssssajaes.
4. J. AIcjtT, psaseipsdise
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

~. J, Juchsm and D. ". Censtocl
Are delegates to the Odd EsllsyI
State convention At Denver ~
week. u.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

". r. Hsissrnan. ssefstlry Trsal
surs Of tie State Beard d Embalm.
on Examinsrs, met with tie board
IN special session at the Capitol
building Wednesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

7. 9. Knapp has sold Mn. =. G.
Harbaugh's five acre tract near
0bsron Station to G. Z. Coolldgs
who recently arrived hsrs fssal
Michigan.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Mrs. Gordon Hooper entertained
the ". n. n. 8. Tuesday at her
home. nn. Hampton assisting a.
hostess. Program: "Our Indians"
and the first chapter Of our study
book. from Survey 70 Service.
There were twenty-ssven ladies pre-.
sent.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Emil Schneider b making great
improvements on hh fine twenty
acre tract. He 10 converting hia
house into . modern bungalow which
viii Be one Of the best residences
around town when II h completed.
A. Hedge, the old time contractor T.
doing the wort.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Mr.. and Mn. q. B. Nys Of 1ieh
Mountain, ArkansaA, arrived Ia
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.. Porter II
the Arvada Cash Garry Grocery. =
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
Who will be the winner?

WIN WALL UC Wig WAAbCAi
With but sixteen more days Of the
Enterprise Great Circulation cam
paign that question is coming up
more fequently than ever before.
OF the sixteen remaining days,
eight are covered by the very import
ant Second Period. One week from
this coming Saturday night and the
last chance to get more than the
minimum number of credits on sub
scriptions will have faded away.
Subscriptions still count big but they
will be greatly reduced again on
October 29th-just one week from
Saturday night.
During the next eight days 4
years. subscription counts 1000 cred
its-aftar Oct Goth the schedule Is
reduced to 800. A five year sub
scription now counts 10000 credits
i--;EEft1t Oct - the schedule win "a
reduced to 5000. -
'S'' Subsesiptisas Sun cesst Big
During the Second Period twelve
five year subscriptions to the Enter
prise will give and Club Member over
. Half Million credits, 70 you have
the opportunity to do big things and
win II you 20 viii.
Certainly you have friends who
will volunteer q five-year subscrip-
ton to the Enterprise and you car
lead the race II you try. Figure
this out and you will come to the
realization that the campaign Is not
yet over, and that you must work t.
WIN. You will also be convinced
that the Second Period is the time
for action and you cannot afford to
overlook this opportunity.
There are Club Members who over
looked some Of these things during
the first period, but who will not
make the second mistake Of doing II
during this period.
The campaign is going to end on
November 9Th and the time for &C.
ton IL at hand II you have any ides
Of winning the Bib Chevrolet or any
other prize Of real merit.
The next count Is this SATURDAY.
night and no ONE can affort to
make . small report. Those that do
are bound to make q step backward.
II your reports have been good thu
far during the campaign. there T.
little need TO remind you that they
MUST be doubled and triblsd II you
wish to compete for the big Chevro.
let on November 9Th
Thousands Of votes will be polle'
during the next sixteen days. for ev-
cry day counts. Who will lead
who will stand out a. having dem
onstrated a capacity that il extra
ordinary? The standing will b.
shown at the local theatre ~ usual.
II you wish to lead, bring in your
subscriptions and vote At oncc-the
polls close at 8 o'clock each evening
cxccnt Saturdays ut p. m.
It has taken = little time for the
Club Members 70 realize that the
first period YVES not the end Of The
y-ampaign-it was only q step for
\ ard. A few did splendidly while
81 big credits were in effect, but
the end 10 not yet, but sure ~ the
sun rises tomorrow. totals are Goino
to soar at the count Saturday night.
This information 10 based on informs.
ton that ID absolutely reliable and
oil members MUST tske heed II they
wish TO be In the running from now
on or even hold their present posi-.
tioa. Otherwise someone II going IA
run away with The prise you most
desire and that would be . calamity
for those who could ~ well ~ not
maintsin tha noaitiona thAv have
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

yssMr. and Mrs. Frank s. Smith are
the proud parents Of fine baby
girl. born Sunday morning. Oct. 10.
The ably weighed about eight pound
at birth and both mother and babv
are doing we'll. The name Of the
arrival Is Norma Avalon Smith.
Mrs. Smith is at present staying with
her mother, Mrs. Henry Williams.
in Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
fought for the past five weeks.
The Court Saturday Nisht.

And now for the count this Sat-
urday night. Make it = real eoun:
for YOU. Rumors are out of som,
big things to be done at this count
and all must get busy to hold their
places. Do you big planning for IT,,
count this Saturday night, October,
22nd,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Don't forget the Boy Scouts msst'
ing Thursday evening In the ~
room Of the Methodist church. (:
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

The Ladies Aid win give IN sjtDsr
supper at Tie u. :. church, Rfilay
~ 31st ct 8 o'eisek. 0ystsss @
esaAasSis = ssaAs 80 eelssa1,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Harding Produce company ha,
leased from d. p Williams At
Evergreen thirty acr q Of ground
which they will PUT in cs.cc' ant
lettuce next spring.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Rev. W. r. Cole u attending "
Colorado Baptist State Coavsnttqn
ct Cannn City which u h sesdsa
there this wook.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Fred Sehellengsr = placing 4
Steele Pipeless furnace In the houlf
Of Mrs. Fred Newton, a. W. stA 81
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

There will b . dance AZ Frer,oHt
Grange on Monday night Octobs:
81. 4
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
ARMADA LOCALS

Mr., Mrs. and Master Forbes Of
Wheatridge were the guests at din.
ner on Sunday evening Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ernest Adams Of West End.
Street.. Miss Lille Ramsey Of Den.
yer being the house guest for the
week end.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
ofTHRNAN CHURCH
s0inton Rssd, Pastor.


0Ualav oeAsei 1t s:46 Q. N.
Sssvies for Worship and Preach.
iag u he Word ct II.
Chfigeain Endsavor At 6:l6 p. N.
9vsaing Service At 7:So.
HA-week service for Bible Stud
@ Prayer. wednesday at 7:So p. m
We are pleased With the way gu,
Sunday. school drive b coming on,
and our seating capacity for classes
b Ssfag taxed. We will have more
chairs ~ the coming Sabbath. and
W. cordially invite oil who are not
attending Sunday School elsewhere
70 come. A new class for young
ladies has been formed with Mrs.
Richard Russell ~ teacher. and In
one week this class doubled its num-
be-. There were twenty two In the
claas last Sunday.
fhs young people Of the church
and eonGrs9atise are invited 70
spsnd Friday svsaing at the home Of
ttAe Pastor. Rsnember the dat"
Friday. Oct. 3lGk.
Mis- Chandos Reid win lead tn
Christain Endsavor meeting and the
subjset will BE- "What we know about
God" Pa. issh;H
Lex Us put first things first, and
rsmsaber ths coming sabbath and
keep Il holy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
BROOMFIELD NOTES

Crescent Grange Drill Team, b q
prominent member Of the Odd Eel.
lows from Longmont,
from Longmont Wednesday TO spend
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
C. A. Graves.
Miss. Gertrude Mckee who il In
training at St. Josepl's hospital wan
guest at the dance Sturdy night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Carlson visit
ed Mr.. Carlson's sister at IT. Lap
ton Sunday.
Mrs. ]. F. Wick assisted Mrs. Fow-
Ter at the restaurant during the rush
hour at the dance Saturday night.
Alfred Homer Smith took supper
and spent the evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. E. GREGG.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Graves Md O.
their guests at the Odd Fellow Ball
at the Auditorium Tuesday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Gregg.
The Degree Of Chivalry win b
conferred At the meeting Of the GA
fellows Tuesday evening. Oct. 10.
Mr.. c. A. Graves. Captain Of The
Miss Frances Miller and Harry
Reich attended the Garage aanes
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mcclure will come down
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson aAa
Harold and Miss Nelson motorod n
LovclAnd Sunday to visit Mira. Leon
ard Anderson, daughter Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. p. Smith sp"nt
Sunday In Arvada and had faMt1v
dinner with Mrs. r. Porter 0@et''.
OF course It was understood = NoNa
celebration In honor OF ne new r.
rival IN the Smtth family.
Another lucky hunter waA Marry
Trail one OF the propristors q ~
Broomficld Merchanti'e Go. NJ.
Tr'' went up t" Dev'l's Lake - est
h's deer and gue-s the raMn IN,
something to do with his sessnAt
marksmanship.
l. Tho Parent Teachers assoetatseN
net at the brocmflsld e9no xvsdeH
AFTERNOON and after dsmoe1
o. the chndrsn's WORK. tsrAN
sion was held to elect ofNcss
tho coming venr, the result
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Gilbert 4 johnson. nrtesian well
drillers who have an nd in this paper
have just completed wells for M
Pierson and Andy Pitt, south Of
town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Great Western Ranges at Arvada
Hardware Co.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Heaters! We have them, Arvsda
Hardware Co.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Ammunition and hunting licenses
q H. Avods Hardware CO.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
Sheriff Gary Kerr was over fra
Golden Tuesday on business. 1

Rangers met In the gym at Hits
School last Monday evening. !
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20

Friday. October go. b the BIZ
uss>iae II ths esoasnitS ~. sT'
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
VICTORY IS JUST AROUND the CORNER
"FlRsf PERIOD" CLOSED LAST
SATURDAY

With the beginning of the Second PERIOD the
making efforts
which competition
interest in the much greater.
Below found standing the candidates
day. October 19ta,
HOW THEY STAND TODAY
Stella N. Eggleston Broomfed 625700
Dewey NJ Taft, Arvada 62s760
Roy Pack, Arvada $4,000
Ralph c. Kendall Arvada 50s26o
Thema Strickland. Arvada $4,000
Dorothy Bond Wheatridge 1ss66o
Mrs. J. c, Edwards, Arvada ------l52NO
Fowler Hines Arvada o7700
Each and candidate is cali
Enterprise office Saturday evening 22nd
presence
each Club Member 8 requested
NOW Is THE TINE TO HELP YOUR FAvoR1TE WIN
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-10-20
ARMADA Locus

Don't forget the eeasaunity slah
meeting on Friday, October 2sth. y
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-14

/ talked upon the work Of the Health
Crusaders. A social hour with refresh
| ments followed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-14

feature presentation "A Mans Home"
with the most effective photoplay
cast ever assembled, Harry T. Morey.
Kathlyn Williams. Matt Moore. Faire
Binney. Roland Bottomley and Grace
Valentine. beginning tomorrow at the
Palm theater. A big, vital tense
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-14

The Blot" Lois Weber's latest
photo-drama, which opened at the
Majestic theater last night, was re-
ceived by an enthusiastic and packed
theater.
This human drama far surpasses
anything yet produced by the gifted
Miss Weber. She has in 1.-The Blot"
humaninterest story as big as
"Humorespue" and other productions
of this type.
Her acting cast is flawless and il
the work of Claire Windsor and Marie
Walcamp, in this picture is any in
dication. We can look for some big
things in the future from these two
beautiful girls. Philip Hubbard scored
with an excellent bit of character act
ing and Margaret McWade and Louis
Calhern come in for special mention
for their pleasing and realistic work
in 'The Blot"
The story is one that is timely and
will hold your interest thruout 1t