The Director of Mines and Min­
ing recently showed that out of a
million men employed in the mines,
20,000 were foriegners, and 460.
000 could not speak English,
He
attributed 1,000 deaths and 150.
-
.
■
000 injuries in the mines annually
,
In the lingo of Black Mike Silva, , piece of glass into his knee. A phy-
to illiteracy.
are no such words as fear and honor. ; sician was called, and worked had to
One-half of the industrial acci­
Washington, April 20—Important
I When the king of Frisco's uuder- be stopped on the picture for several
steps in the direction of providing dents that occur annually are uc- i world reforms, he disdainfully seizes days.
better educational facilities for the tributed to illiteracy.
- his place.
Respectability annoys
Whan he came back to the "set”
The first draft in the recent war
entire country will be worked out
| annoys Black Mike, and he "frames" Mr. MacLean was annoyed to find
hy the Republican leaders of the disclosed the startling fact that one his former pal, for a stretch in pri­ several members of the company
House and Senate during the new fourth of the boys called to the co­ son, Then be turns his attention smiling at him knowingly. Director
lors were illiterates.
Congress.
to his pal’s daughter.
Lloyd Ingraham capped the i climat
Between 25 and 30 per cent were
It is the idea of the committees
The man he selected to betray her
“It’s no use," he said to the young
on education of the Congress, that physically defective, and it is insis­ to the police double crosses Black star, “this picture is going to be
the facts warrant the enactment of ted that 90 per cent of the defects Mike, The crook who has already called 'Mary’s Ankle,' and your ef­
remedial legislation. They call at­ could have been removed by Intel­ played stool pigeon to insure the forts to have It changed to ’Doug's
tention to the fact that in the Unit­ ligent training as to hygiene and downfall of the girl, now is a fugi­ Knee’ won't have the slightest ef­
ed States at the present time are simple diseases during childhood.
tive from the law.
For months fect."
Of the total draft, 700,000 were Black Mike and his spies search for
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3,200,000, white illiterates, and
What is declared to be the most
2,180,000 negro illiterates.
There illiterates. With our boys called to the man and the girl that outwitted
are 5,000,000 foriegn-born residents the colors, the ages being from just them. Not only for revenge is elaborate motion picture ballroom
of the country who cannot read or below 20 to just above 30, out of Black Mike thirsting, but for pos scene ever filmed is one of the fea­
write English, Two millions cannot 4,000,000, 700,000 were illiterates. session of the "haul”—jewels that tures of "The Restless Sex”, which
These facts are startling and are worth a fortune. One of Black- will be the chief attraction at the
read or write any language, Three
and a half millions cannot spnk or should shock our national con- ie’s rats locates the couple and Black Gem Theatre next Sunday, April 21.
science.
write English.
Marion Davies is the star and the
Mike himself calls on them.
The man tells him that the girl picture was adapted from the popu­
Let us turn to the presen: condì
The financial loss estimated by
myn well informed as a result of li­ tion of the teaching body of the Uni­ is holding out with the jewels—"Ive lar novel by Robert W. Chambers.
Over six hundred people take part
ted States. The average nay of been trying for months to get them.”
literacy alone is 6825,000,000
teachers does not exceed 3650 a "Well, it’ll take me about four i >ln- in the scene. Since they are cos­
nually.
utes,” and Black Mike confronts the tumed as gods and goddesses of Gre­
year.
One hundred thousand are less girl. But she tells a similar story, cian mythology, most of them come
than 20 years of age: 30.000 have The crook is puzzled. One or both from the choruses of current Broad­
Joseph Urban,
only a grammer school education: are lying, That night he steals to way attractions.
200,000 have less than a high the girls room and the man follows well known for the artistic scenery
him and attacks him.
In their I which he has designed for the Fol­
school education.
l
struggle the jewels are disclosed ai. <1 i lies and other prominent preduc
Black Mike s?lzes them. Then the. | tions, is responsible for the beauti­
I ful ballromm sets. Erte, the fame us
Call for Bids
cops come and he is outwitted.
Later,
black
Mike
gathers
his
! Russian designer whose costumes
General contract bids wanted:
Bids are wanted for general con­ gang and decends upon the man and are used exclusively in the Follies
tract for a press brick and concrore girl in the bazaar of Chang Lo. A Bergere, Paris, created the exquisite
buildings two stories and basement tight rages from roof to cellar. Black gowns worn by Miss Davies and the
Mike is seriously wounded. The old other principals.
?nsj
be built for Morris Schnal at lilla
Chinese philosopher drags him to a
“The Restless Sex” portrays ths
mook, Oregon.
Plans and specifications may be back room, where medicines and romance of a pretty society girl who
had from the owner at Tillamook or herbs are kept. Is he going to aid has ambitions to become more in the
from the office of the architect F. him? Uttering not a word, oil is set world than an idle wife. Ralph Kel-
M. Stokes, Chamber of Commerce to boil and the Chinaman prepares lard and Carlisle Blackwell are in­
many bamboo sticks—twenty of cluded in the supporting cast and
Building, Portland. Oregon.
All blds must be submitted before them, for terrible vengence-—c jus­ the picture, which was produced by
May 1, 1921.
4-21t2 tice "Outside the law.”
Cosmopolitan for Paramount re­
This remarkable characterization lease, was directed by Robert Z. Leo­
of Black Mike, is played by Lun Cha­ nard.
ney in "Outside the Law" to be
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shown at the Rex Tuesday and Wed­
There was only one Smith in the
nesday, April 26 &27.
world for Annesley Grayle. It was
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nothing to her that the City Direc­
This pictorial drama of the re tory was populated and ovetcrowd­
Is a wonderful film of moving pic- ed with Smiths from whom she
tures. It is probably the most ex- might make a reasonable choice No.
pensive and carefully planned film She had to marry a Nelson Smith
in the world. The life of Christ and he was a crook of such a violent
from His birth in a manger a* Belli deviation from ‘‘Straight’’ that he
leham to His crucifixion uopn the had the police of two continent try­
goes into effect at once, and will
crons at Mount Calvary is piesen'ed ing to catch up with him and give
remain Hauie as advertised on
hint board and lodging for life.
in moving form.
This
pictorial
rama
of
the
re
­
In a world full of gentle Smiths,
cards until new cards eotne out.
demption of mankind is designed to wealthy Smiths, Smith brothers and
In order to give you the service
bring the subject close to the hearts kind Smiths, poor innocent carefully
which we desire we need your
of those who witness it. From the guarded Annesley Grayle found her­
annunciation, with its wonderful self bound at the matrimonial altar
entire support
suggestion of dawning realisation in to the
naughtiest,
crookedest,
LEAVES
LEAVES
the eyes of the predestined Virgin smoothest, “daringest” and—“darl
Mother, are shown in quick succes­ ingest" Smith that ever wrote his
Portland Hoyt Hotel
Tillamook
sion, the manger, the shepherds, name on a police blotter.
8:30 A M.
8 A.M.
the wise men and the flight into
Annesley Grayle is the rol ! that
1 P.M.
12:30 P.M.
Egypt.* In the last named scene a will be played by Katherine Mac­
wonderful effect is produced by the Donald in Associated First National
figure of the all-mysterious, solor.in release of "My Lady’s Latchkey" the
ly impassive Sphinx, keeping guard, story of which is from the cooperat­
as It were, in the pale moonlight ing genius of C. N. and A M. Will­
over the group of the divine Child, iamson. This feature will b> seen
with Mary and Joseph lying «sic-p at the Rex on Saturday. April,23rd
beneath.
This picture will be the attraction
BEAVER NEWS
at the Kex. Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Booth of Portland
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April 24th and 25th.
are visiting at the home of Mr and
see
Mrs. H.C. White.
Mrs. Earnest Eckerson of Braver
More than nine hundred and nine-
ty nine out of every thousand st<>ri»s spent Thursday in Tillamook.
which enjoyed some degree of pop
Mrs. D.L. Jones, who ha« spent
ularlty more than forty years ago the last two months in Eugene vis­
have been uterly forgotten
The iting hrer sisters, returned to her
thousandth, read and remembered home in B-aver Saturday evening.
by generation after genenition
Mrs. R Jones of the uppc) Blaine
k'-k X.
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holds n warmer place in the heart district spent Tuesday in Beaver
of mankind than any newly pub visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Blalock and daughters arc
IIshed book can reach.
For that reason, books which have visiting relatives tn Seattle, Wash.
stood the test of time have been
Bennett and daughter
The manufacturer of your automobile recommends, in
sought
eagerly
by
motion
picture
the Instruction Book for your car, that the crankcase be
conceive. L< many cases
> >rie
drained out and flushed and then refilled with fresh oil at
written in past centuries have b vu
regular intervals.
•a. •
n .UU
’ ‘T
modernised in some degree, Occ:i
This is necessary because engine operation causes a
slonally
this seems excusable, but in
ateady accumulation of road dust, carbon, fine metal par­
some instances it is highly • >bj< C
ticles and other impurities in the crankcase oil. Thia gritty
I ttonable.
»
oil circulates through your engine, impairs its performance
and ultimately leads to rapid depreciation and repc >s.
In visualising " Black Beiuty,”
Anna Sewell’s world famous "Auto­
But cleaning the crankcase is a job generally disliked
biography of a Horse ” Vilagriph
and neglected.
has adhered absolutely to the work
To meet thia need, Modem Crankcase Cleaning Service
as written. In subject matter period
has been established by first-class garages and other deal­
and all els >. The costumes worn by
I
ers co-operating with the Standard Oil Company. These
the human characters are th «« of
garages and dealers use Calol Flushing Oil, —the scien­
the early seventies. There a
tific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other
automobiles, no telephone*.
impurities, and does not impsir the lubricating efficiency
Is why John had to ride Black Beau-
of fresh oil used. The cleaned crankcase is refilled with the
ty at killing spaed for the doctor
correct grade of Zerolene.
when Mrs. Gordon fell dang'tou-lv
Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown
III.
below —it means "Better operation and longer engine life.“
“Black Beauty." a Vitngr.pl. all
star special production wltn Ji ar.
DARD OIL COMPANY
Paige tn the leading human ro
iCskionus)
will be hown at the Gem thr.Jer <
Wednt day and Thursday. Ap
and 28
Movie Attractions
Cloverdale are spending the week
with Mrs. Eckerson. Mrs. Bennett
is Mrs. Eckerson’s sister.
Rev. Fisher of Tillamook held,
services here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy M. Savage returned
home Tuesday evening from Saiem
where she had ben visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Savage made the
trip out to Salem and back over the ,
highway with Mr. and Mrs. G. P.
Winslow of Tillamook.
Fred C. Esch, former manager of
the local J. C. Penney Company
store and now’ in a similar position
in Tillamook, was here to
ecure ,
his naturalization papers Monday.—
Dallas Itemizer.
DON’T READ THIS !
GEORGE HANSLMAIR
Wants to repair your Auto at
his new location in the Martiny
Garage He's all ready; Just
drive in
Classified ads get results..
CADILLAC STAGE LINE
Afternoon Schedule
new
in motor
operation
MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
SERVICE
The Fanner Today Is a Business Mon i[
TTE doe« not run his farm in the haphazard fashion he
■A A did ten years ago. It’s his business. He figures his
costs and profits.
He knows, of course, what he gets out of the productive
acres of his farm—and how much he is paying out in taxes
on the idle unproductive stump and swamp land that brings
in nothing.
That Is Why He Is Clearing More Land Every Year
It’s just good business. Every acre cleared and planted
means more profit every year. The clearing cost is »«»«lly
more than covered by the first crop.
More land is being cleared, too, because of the manufacture
of dynamite made for this purpose, which makes the work
easier, quicker and more economical.
Take an Inventory of Your Land
How much is productive? How much idle? Then see our local dealer
and plan how much dynamite you need for thia season. He will help you—
and will furnish you with reliable, efficient and
oow u> greatest demand throughout this sectico—
Do liti
OR REPAUNO STUMPING POWDERS
(Pacific Northwest Products)
I
book giving full details regarding use oí dynamite for
land clearing, ditching and tree planting.
CALOLFWi illNG OIL
ZER0ÎZNE
nisten
wllh bandag. -I hi
during ihe "shooting” ef
OOM of the last scenes In the Kbn
I
Doug fell Sown aud nn an ugly
l uZNSHAW HDWE. CO
ilamook. Orrgou
.1 tie Nsmon.a ,
Portland. Oregon