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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13
ORPIIEINI.

The Orpheum bill which closes its
engagement tonight Is OF unusual
merit with a number OF favorites,
foremost or which Is Max Bloom
and his charming wife and PARTNER.
Alice Sher. While this seasons We
h3cie 81 a "horseless" one. Max
stilI manages 10 introduce much
comedy IN the person OF a minia-
ture Becky" George Dameral and
Myrtle Vail. also favorites from the
musical comedy field. have this year
a comedy from the virile pen OF
Jack I.ait entitled 1.-THE Sixth
Reel and giving the versatile Miss
Vail unusual opportunity 10 score
a hit Opal Elliott IN an eccentric
character bit also adds to the fun.
Hsrschel Henlere. offering piano
fiage, the Walters Moore troupe OF
wire artists, Gertrude Newman,
'aazz girl" and the Slime juvenile
trio are other acts.
Starting tomorrow afternoon. the
new program IS topped by Those
Greenwich Villagers in an act
combining music and beauty en-
titled My Soul Mate" and pre-
ssntsd by two clever comedians and
a bevy Of beautiful girls. 10 fl num-
Der. Hart, Wagner and Eltis, an
unusual trio OF funmakers. Dance
Fantasies" by Frederick Easter and
Beatrice Squire. jeanette Childs. the
10Y Girl" Dewitt and Robinson.
comedians original. and Bento
brothers, gymnastio wonders. COM
pfete the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13
"THE DEVIL

Paris the city OF love and laugh
ter. OF sin and sorrow. IS the loca'e
OF The Devil" the sensa tionaf
drama In which George Arliss Is
appearing on the screen OF the
Oliver theater. Il IS a story OF the
French aristocracy, and Of artists
and pretty models. It takes one in
side the beautiful Champ Elysees
galleries, into the Latin Quarter
and into the magnificent home OF
DIT. Muller-the Devil-who loved
TO break his human toys at his
unique and sumptuous social func-
tons. delighting in the mcckery Of
tragedy amidst mirth ard frivolity.
Mr.. Arliss gives a wonderfully
artistic performance and is ably
supported by an unusually good
cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13

and Il scenes. Ed Wynn is solely
responsible for the book. lyrics and
music. Ned Wayburn (of Ziegfeld
'Follies'' fame) staged g. The in
Irritable Wynn is here. there and
everywhere. but has been careful in
surrounding himself with a coterie
~ unusually clever assistants. who
help 20 contribute in no small de-
gree to this seasons success. Out
side OF Chicago and New York.
South Bend will be one Of the few
cities 70 see this new departure IN
musical concoctions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13
BLACKSTONE.

The Devils Pass Key which opens
ITS four day engagement today at
ne Blackstone. IS a photoplay for
groWnup people, a picture whose
a,uthor knows-and who knows you
know. Sensational, because II IS
true, Human. because it is real and
gripping: because it gives some peo-
PIE 10 know well in the one crisis
OF their lives. It is a Photographic
and artistic delight because IL has
been created by a master OF the new
art Of the screen. And when YOU
have seen The Devils Pass Key
you VIII say. It have seen one of the
great photoplays OF life. love AMI
human vanity"
The real capital Of the world,
Paris. the wicked. and Paris the
wonderfuI-the races at Nonchamps,
the Theater Francois. the gay boule-
vard. the glittsring shops. the worlds
society-and, in the midst Of It
an American playwright ard his
pretty wife admired and suddenly
become tho center of e. scandal that
sets all Paris by the ears.
4 Next Sunday the Blackstone viii
have an attraction extraordinary. 1t
IS Passion" n superdrama with A
brilliant continental star. Pola Negri,
IN the stellar role- Passion" un-
folds a thrilling story of the rise OF
a humble little French mlliner to
a position where she Is able TO pre-
dominate a king. She Is a character
replete, with a strange mixture Of
virtues and faults but. above all, the
possesses trrestible wiles, and smiles,
such as easily ensnared men Of the
highest rank. But her great
trinmphs prove 70 be her great un-
doing in the end IN the sequence OF
events through which she passes IN
her rise and fan combine TO make
one or the most appealing and most
Sensational narratives the screen has
yet visualized. It IS a foregone con-
cldsion that an unusual treat Is in
store for every patron OF the Black
stons IN witnessing this great specta-
Ole. A special prologue and musi-
car settings have been arranged
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13
.THEATERS
AUDITORITNL.

a description OF singular at
tractiveness is that applied by the
producer 10 THE Flame Of Youth.
the romantic picture iu which his
always charming star. Shirley
Mason. Is 20 open an engagement
today for two days az the Audi
torium- All movie fans know Miss
Mason and her dainty charm. and
this picture fits her personality bet
ter than any other picture in which
she has ever appeared. In the sup
porting cast are Philo Mccullough
ard Raymond Mckee. Dixie Mad
caps IS a clever Juvenile comedy
wth the Lee Riddles and Fox News
completes the bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13
.eTHE ED WYNN CARNIvA1.,

The people Of South Bend will
surely welcome "The Ed Wynn
Carnival which comes to the olive
Friday for a two-day engagement
Ed Wynn and his joyous musical
delight come here almost direct
from a very successful three
months engagement in Chicago.
The long all-summer New York
engagement stamped Wynn as a
Metropolitan favorite. He is now
fully entrenched as a full-fedgcd
star. The Carnival" is in two ac.s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13

Aren't you going TO see the play
out?"
Nav Too many women weep
ing
Come back tonight. I'll give you
A rain check Detroit Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13

country estate settings. and other
Ike features loan scenic splendor
and beauty 20 the film. but the
greatest attraction Is the intense
story and the magnificent acting.
Tomorrow Bessie Barriscale. Jo-
seph Bowling and others will b.
shown IN The Breaking Point"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13

Cyrus King. 133 Mill St. reported
to the police that an Oliver pillow
which he had left under the Colfax
bridge was stolen on Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-13

Mary Miles Nlnter. Jack MulhaI
Neeley Edwards. Winter Hall.
Helen Dunbar. Lucicn Littledeld.
other film players OF note. a whole
circus troupe with their acts. an
inals. tnts. and equipment. and
about a thousand Hollywood people
all take part in The Little Clown. %"
the swift-mOving comedy being
shown for its last times here at the
Castle today
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12

Tuesday. Murch LIST the Board mt"
pursuant to adjournment. Present
Commissioners Frank Green and Den
mis- Murray. Clerk c. ]. Wilson ana
Atty John Il. Clark. and Chairman r.
A. Nichols. being absent.
Frank NJ. Green was elected tcmpor-
ary chairman.
Bids were received from following
parties on Curtis Creek Rond.
Ed O'Neil SG.223'0l
J. ID. Clinard 1.1l'.4l
G. NJ. Thompson S,l14'oi
Hamikon Bros and Jonah S.Gj3.G'
On motion the contract was given to
Ed. O'Ncil.
On Motion the clerk was instructed
to advertise for bids on 50 miles of
fence for fencing nlove road. Bids to
bc In hy noon Of March 1Th. 1921.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Mnrch II. 1921
Attest: FRANK NJ. GREEN
G. j. WILSON Temp. Chairman
Clerk
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
Utility Companies Told To
Advertising Problem.

he frank and advertise was the ad-
wee given public utility companies by
T.. II. Garden. Of Philadelphia. prcsi-
dent Of the American Electric Railway
Association.
1T Is absolutely necessary lc said.
If public utilities are to continue to
function tlns they create II flow of new
capital securities. The answer 10 this
whole problem is the granting Of rates
to public utility companies which vii
insure r,eurn to the security holders
that will induce them to invest.
adjustment of public utility rates
10 u basis thnt will attract new money
into the field will bc fastened by n
thorough public understanding Of the
public utility problems.
tell your story in electric railway
cards. In thc display columns of the
daily newspapers. through your en-
plOycs--tcll II everywhere that there Is
blank spncc you can fill.'
And This applies to nil other lines,
commercial companies. as well as util-
tiles companies aud private business
concerns.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
Here Is Republican Senator's
Opinion or Tariff Bill

As commented upon elsewhere In this
vigorous message the Forney enriff bill.
We want to quote ut this time. from
the Congressional Record some of the
remarks made about this republican
measure by one of the best known of
he republican senators, senator Moses
of New Hampshire. Here Is what Sen
nror Moses said in his speech against
the bill IL few days ago:
1t can not hc that the measure now
before us In the form In which 1t now
stands asd to which can never give
my vctc can lie adequately defended
10y anybody. II Is regarded very gen
orally MS n measure which Is indefen-
>iblc. Private conversation among
senators shows thnt to be the fnct. II
has been admitted almost In Germs by
senators who have spoken IN its favor
upon the floor. II is n bill that grows
out of an nnwisc yielding to pressure
which was applied at the Hhcr end of
the capitol. 1t Is the offspring of II
union between the cotton field. and the
sugnr-cnnc brake. the rice paddy of
one section of shc country. and the
sheep run. the cattle range. and the
wheat field of another section. 1t Is n
misshnpcn brat at best Is lopsidcd,
ii is blind. II is deaf, il is bnndy-icg-
grd. and 1t suffers from conGcnitnl
economic ricketts,. II Is misconccivcd.
haghorn. and to complete The charac-
tcrization. ditch delivered. Republican
senators can not go to the country up
on such II proposition.
1t is sure 70 bc rcbufIc,l ut the other
end of the capitol, md the president,
who was so strikingly rclnikcd by the
votes of the country on election day.
will now have his chance in dealing
with this hill 70 cxcorintc the rcpub-
.lcan pnrty because OF this misshnpcn
thing which they propose to send to
him aud rightly so. because the bill
does not represent the traditional re-
publican position upon the tariff.
The bill Is n thing wl,ic!, no one can
defend. The proposition which offer
gives every nll-round protcctionIst II
chance to vote consistently. affords ad-
lcu,ratc protection to every industry In
(which mn emergency exists. and will
give us time In the 10 months Of its
NE to drnf. II tariff hill which will
meet every condition that EXISTS
Grand Junction Sentinel
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
WANTED-A BAKERY

Rio Blnmco CoulEy is sending out II
lot Of good wheat to Grand Junction.
Denver and other points. and importing
IL lot of bread.
The later phnsc Of these trnnsnc-
Lions could he avoided by the estab-
.lisl,mcnt of n commercial bakery here.
All our stores are importing bread.
We have n splendid. up-to-datc flour
mill So there is no reason why II
modern bakery would not hc paying
proposition.
Let this mnt.cr be discussed In con
ncction with the proposition to expand
our dairy opportunities.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
Weather Bulletin
Very TRULY yours
MUTUAL CREAMERY Co.

Just Ms we expected our spell Of
warm spring.Iikc weather came to an
end Saturday. which opened cloudy
and towards evening rain set In. Sun
day morning 1t was showing. The fall
of the beautiful was light bl2 lasted
most of the day.
Monday morning-Opencd with
thick fog over the town and valley.
Tucsdny-A foggy. liglit.snOw pre-
vailed nll day. Towards evening Old
Man Sunshine pushed the clouds and
snow TO one side and mounted his gOl.
den Throne. The ensuing night wns
frosty.
Wcdnesday-Abrcrzy air and sun
shine prevailed all day.
Sunshine all day with
cold breeze.
Fridny-Itoads bcsining to dry after
sunshine most of the latter part OF
the week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
Can You Beat II?

You can't please all the people all
the time Lincoln did not say just
that. but it Is true nevertheless. Steam
boat people have rather cnvicd the en-.
trrprise of the Hayden Commercial
club which Inst full purchased snow
plow and secured the use Of II county
truck. BY this means they have kept
the roads open for automobile traffic
westward to Craig and eastward ns far
as Mt Harris all winter Tint looked
like enterprise and brought many COM
plimcnts to the club. But last week
there was Il big meeting Of the Farm
crs Union in Hayden and they had q
different story TO tell. They have grain
to haul to market and they want the
snow left OH the road so they can haul
ii. Arguments were heated and finally
n committee was appointed TO endca-
vor to force n dicontinuancr of the cN-
pertinent. Thc~lub is now going TO try
TO split the difference. leave enough
snow on the road for slcighing and vet
cut II down 40 that autos can run. Al
50 they propose to use tho plow to shove
snow into the rond where II is bare.
thus being Of help to slcighs.- Steam.
boat Pilot.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
From Rev. Nelson

Following will Ike rend with interest
by many people In this community:
st. Stephens House. Norhnm Gar.
,lens. Oxford England. February IL.
1921.
Dear Mr.. Lyttle: Your lc,!cr reach.
ed me In due course and was very
much appreciated. I shall not try. to
tell you Of all the interesting expcr-
fences I hnd since my last letter. We
can take little time on and talk over
things when return to Meeker.
All being well l except to snil from
Liverpool for 81 John. New Bruins.
wick. on March 11th. on the Empress
of France.
have accepted Chaplaincy oil
hoard for the voyage. II will be will
real regret that I leave this charming
old world city Of Oxford. The time
has passed very quickly and pleasantly
here. and feel very much enriched by
my experiences. am now looking for
ward WIKI very much pleasure to my
return to the States. md I hope tC
reach Mceker early I'm April.
| Thank you for sending the Herald
during my absence. Ts, together
with many kind letters from Meeker
hns helped to keep me in Couch witt
my friends there. Please discontinue
sending 1t now. because shall be Or
the move pretty steadily. Again,
send through you my very kindest re
CARDS to every body. Believe me.
Faithfully yours
PHILIP NELSON
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
The Demand For Cream

That The dairy business Is coming T."
by the following:
Grand Junction. Colo, Mach .. 1921
Roy Tucker. Mecker. Coio.,
Dear Sir. Your name has been given
to us Ms II cream producer. or that you
might he interested II II good subs.nn-
tinl market were offered you the year
around for you cream. We have the
market and on account or the low par
eel post rate In your section. you could
easily market your cream ut II reason
ably low cost.
You should skim n very heavy cream
testing around 10 per cent. or higher.
slip IN > gallon can. To arrive at
the amount of postage. weigh .hc can
after II is filed with cream. but do not
MI the can quite full. fill within about
= inches OF .hc top. and place postage
on the tag mt the rate OF 1c for each
pound. adding nii additional fee OF &c
then II will require l c revenue stamp
for each - cents that yOu have paid
in pos:ngc. according to the weight.
For instance. n full can, II the empty
can weighs IL IDS. VIII weieh '-'ps'
The regular postage won'u pe %
pI'is 3c war TAX stamp FOR the return
Of the empty can II will cost you abOu:
lsc. MAKING II totnI Oh 'se. i"r
gallon can.
II you are skimming 10 per cent
cream you Will nave ABOUT !" IDS OF
hutterfnt III the can anu you can sec
where the Co.'S of TINT VIII IN ah"ut 'r
n pound. The present price Is 4sc de-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
He Doesn't Deserve It. But
We Hepe He'll Get It

Word comes from Mr.. Harding
headquarters Mt st. Augustine. Florida.
that one Of the outstanding features Of
Mr.. Harding's forthcoming inaugural
address ar he lakes up the reign Of
government, will he plea to his fel-
low countrymcn to put aside all parti-
san bitterness and political criticism.
all Join together In support Of The ad-
ministratiUn.
From the standpoint Of the fact that
lie will be president of our country and
will heed Mr.. Har,ling's plea.
From the standpoint Of personal de-
serts on the basis Of his capacity for
forgetting political bitterness and par
tisan smallnpxs In behalf Of the coun-
try's good az exhibited by attitude as
a United States senator toward Presi-
dent Wilson and his administras Ion.
Mr.. Harding deserves nothing from
those who tried to help Mr.. Wilson
rather than hinder him In the tremen-
tious tasks which he has bcen called
upon to face.
There Is reason enough why the Am.
erican people should forget partisan
bitterness and peanut politics and join
In helping to make the new admins
tration success. butthcre liz no more
reason now. II ns much. for the Ameri-
cans to forget their pickering and sup
mort the Harllng administration than
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
O'Neil Gets Curtis Creek s
Road Contract

IsaA
Ed o'Neil hns secured the q tits
Greek road improvement contract 4hd
weather conditions permitting wiil
commence work coming week The rad
will start week OF the Curtis Crtrk
bridge just east of the Sheridan rs
idencc. Mr.. O'Neil liz finished rsed
man and we look for good Job x&n
this piece Of road is built. 1t VIII 40
away with the Fourmile hill grade an"
curve on the Meeker-Craig road. n
Mr., o'Neil took the contract for
81. 223.O4 which was nearly thousaa"
dollars lower than the next lowest btl
der and over $1,000 lower than the hiah
est bidder.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
OLDLAND'S STORE BROKEN
INTO LAST SATURDAY NIGHT

Petty thieves broke into the old (Or
uppcr) Oldland store lust Saturday
or Sunday night and carried on num-
erous small articles, valued nj from
so to 500
An entrance was effected by cutting
IL pnnel out of the rcnl door of the
grain ware room.
Sheriff Wear is on the trnck OF the
thieves having recovered palt OF the
stolen goods. All the articles taken
We're things which will bc easily idcn-
titled If seen. There are several part
les that tho Sheriff suspicious but he
has given out no names rs y!.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
A FEW TIMELY SUGGESTIONS

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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
A Marvine Settler Joins
The Silent Majority

Christian wunderly. IL setter III Mar
vine section Of upper White died March
ltll. the cause of death being diabetes.
Dccensed was In his iifty-sccond
ycnr. He leaves n wife and four chill
dren to gricvc over his untimely end.
Funeral services were held Monday
from the Gourlcy undertaking rooms
and n large number Of friends and
ncighbors Of deceased from north
branS IL Of White and Mnrvine attended.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
Attention Citizens

Notice IL hereby given that the Az
sembly Of Citizens Party will he held
at the Court House. at Mecker. in the
District Court Room. on Wednesday
evening. March 10th. at s p. m. for
the purpose Of nominating candidates
for town officers, to he voted for at the
forth coming town election.
All taxpayers are urged to attend
this meeting.
F. n. JOHANTGEN
W. ID. SINMS Chairman
Secretary.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
A Merited Tribute

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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12

our ncighboring town OF Craig had
u unique experience this week when a
dam ucross Fertilization creek. broke
under pressure Of flood waters and
flooded over half Of the town.
Citizens were forced to flee to higher
ground and were taken cnre of by
more fortunate ncighbors.
At this time it is not known az to
reported.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
81. James Church

Fifth Sunday In Lent
Fourth Sunday In Lent.
Holy Communion 7D am.
Church School 0.45 an.
Morning Scrvincc II 4. m
Evening Service 7.30 p. m
Rev. n. Alan Russell.
Priest in Charge
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-03-12
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