Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 4

".concerned with his future, he is free to go. where he will after PAGE FOUR T0 LATE. m@ussu:v . The rate for want ada nig.y 1| be found at headmg reg-| BEMIDJI DAlLY PIONEER ' mmnfln SUNDATY- .THE BEMIDII PIONBER FUBLISKING 0O. G. E. CARSON, E. H. DENU, Pres. and Treas. See. and Mgr. Ads received later: t} o’clock a. m. will appear un-' der this head in current issue TEASPEONE 888 ~ . (| (v Entered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn, as second-class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1879, FOR SALE—Dandy 117 acre farm, six miles ‘south of "Solway. 80 acres under yielding 100 tons yearly. 20 acres in field. Good house and 14,000 ft. of lumber for barn. Unlimited range for stock. See or write C. W. Krog, Bemidji. Phone. 12-F-310.. ° TsStf WANTED_ Carrier boys, apply Plo- * neer office. 24927 WANTED—Experienced woman cook wants position. Address *‘cook’” carz Pioneer. 234927 FOR REw~ [—Furnished rooms, 904 America Ave. Phone. 673-W. 6d102 FOUND—Gold handled parasol, and glove was left, at Mrs. Smarts booth at fair grounds. Owner may have same by claiming property, and paying for this ad. 13926 No attention paid to annonymous contributions. Writers name must be known to the editur, but not necessarily- for publication. Communications for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday of.each week to insure publication in the current issue —_— TEE WEEKLY FIONEER Ten pages, odutaining & summary of the news of the week. Published mflm’n‘:lmmmopuwwmur.humam OPFICIAL COUNIY AND. CITY PROCEEDINGS MR. GEORGIAN I.EAVES Us. (aneapohs Tnbune.) ) Alexis Georgian is now on his'way back to R.ussxa, his native land, by direction of the United States government. His friends say he is to be deported because he is a socialist. The fact is he is being sent out of the country on the ground that he is an active enemy of its governmental institutions. Georgian has been in the United States for many years. He might have become a citizen with all the rights of a citizen if he had chosen to do so. Why didn’t he avail himself of his privilege? If it were because he was not sufficiently inter- ested, it follows that he did not have in him the stuff required for good citizenship. If it were ‘because he loved Russia or some other country better and because he believed that, by keeping aloof from citizenship he could promote his radical doctrines more efl’ectwely, then again he disclosed a lack of the elements for good ci If Georgian had stayed’in‘Russia and had been as un- friendly to Bolshevism as he showed himself to be to sterling Americanism in this countyyyhéstertainly would have lost his liberty, and he might have lost lifé. The United States quits itself of him, but he goes with a body unmarked by any vio- lence. He managed to be well'fed and well clothed during his stay in this country. He could come and go at his will, even when he was spreading a poison that he hoped would cause -our institutions to sicken and die, So far as this country is drains the system “of its d 1 it k, he reaches Russia, provided he refrains from setting foot on soil power dud lesves & ipes where the American flag flies. ''‘Mr. Georgian, however, ought to like the Bolshevik parts of Russia; and, liking it, why go elsewhere? He ought to thank the Umted States government for making it possible for him £6'gd to a land so congenial. ‘ SUCCESS %HRQ WHAT WAR BUREAU SHOWS. You csg - ‘through Chiroprac War department “Feports k6w that the 2,340 deaths of epinal ‘éqliafun, the.Chi young people from tuberculosis in anesota last year is ‘more than Minnesota’s loss from the war: Tuberculosis is the greatest source of widowhood and orphanage in this state, ‘as: the‘Minnesota state board of health has shown. This is because the “white plague” claims its largest percentage” of - victims- from ‘among ‘men ‘between the ages of 20 and 40 years. The goal.of the National Red Cross Chnstmas Seal cam- paign is the sale of $6,500,000 worth- of seals. Minnesota will] accept a generous allotment One lone bandit held up the bank at Lengby yesterday afternoon and secured $2,000. Lengby is a village west, of Bagley‘and the robbery was a bold affair. The bandit had been! around: for two or three days, evidently “planting” the crime and he made a successful getaway. There are good chances of his capture. Banks in small towns of Beltrami should take| precautlons against robberies, but daylight affairs are pulled.‘ off in Minneapolis and St. Paul -boldly. —_——————— That’s a splendid showing that Bemidji is going to make at the University of Minnesota this year. Twenty students will represent Beltrami county on the roster. S, WU, A mighty fine thing, is what State Treasurer Rmes an- nounced in relation to the soldiers’ bonus payments. He has ruled that all Minnesotans who served with the Canadians shall also be remembered with a bonus for having fought against “to the system the vit - business efi'lcxency : THE BET ' is, drugless. " you to remain well. llt Nat. Bmk Bldg. . THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER , | FOR SALE_Round oak wood heater, o % OR SALE_IB acres ot hay stump- | ular clagsified " depay ment. I WANTED—Girl, for general house- ‘GO TOGETHER GOOD HEALTH IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO SUCCESS IN LIFE. ‘'WITH IT THE POSSI- BILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES ARE LIMITLESS The reasen M’flrore men and 'word_en do not make greater success and progress is because .they waste 80 much of their nerve energy. This waste ambitionless and subject to many, ills. is caused more often by energy dissipated by faulty : nerve action than by work. : 'GONSERVING NERVE FORGE Ju¥ mental and physical powe r scientific adjustments of the; ractor removes the cause of faulty nerve action and brings about a normal distribu-. *- tion of energy. ‘ Nature then revitalizes and regener- . ates the weakened : and diseased organs and restofes energy necesaary to labor and CHIROPRACTIC ER -WAY TO HEALTH x 3 7] Al ‘As a nieans. of helping Nature to restore :.| Health and vigor. it is without equal, and the results it. has accomplished have been little short of miracu- - lous.” If you are sick, Chiropractic (KI-RO-PRAK-TIG) will help you to health If you are well it will help Just’ mveshgate Drs. Lunde & Dannneberg CHIROPRAC'I'ORS 3 th 401-W Bem:d’ ji, an. $15.00. : -P) - Park: Ave: 4-J. or cal]\1221 2d927 Beéimldji. in- ge,‘z ml hs ul s,hl flice Markham § % s 10926 WANTED——GW for generu] houge- 4 work.-* Mys. 435 WY ‘Fobiison. Phone|| 13, 605 Lake - Blvd. 34! AUTO TRACTOR BUSINESS—! with and without trades are e: ing from $100 up per month, while learning. Garage, electrical gen- eral repairing, drurng, welding, eral re_pairin; driving, welding, the big"idea. Central Auto school, 83 N. Fort St. Detroit, Mich. 1d926 WYrk 703 Bemidji Ave. 926t WANTED_Cleaning and _ kitchen girls. Markham -hotel. 3d929 WANTED—Chamber maid, ham hotel. Mark- 3d929 Truth Hard to Oown. Truth is tough; it will not break, like a bubble, at a touch ; nay, you may kick it about all day like a football, New Trimmed Hats :zfg.n will be round and full at f ‘ Sp e Ci a]ly Pri ce d f OI' Saturday *. Taoy, We are omitting the’ descrlphon of these« hats so as to have a plemnt surprue for, smashing, success-driving : listless, tired, out-of-sorts, = | The condmon " .Our. locatxon i8: known as the: place ;of selling good old “fashion ‘standard' and” the ‘best modern” prodlicts on‘ _the market. : o 1 order produ.ced The best confectxonery in“to of rehable candymakei's. - CITY DRUG STO"RE Anivy Wilfred R. l-hlibnlfiilhd Omr H. Eri:ho- ; “YOUR SATISFACTIDN OUR SUCCESS" 309 Beltrami Ave. ; lene 52 girl. His attitude is one of honesty to her, and he even gives his life in order that she may marry his rivak, »| when he destroys a paper in the the common engmy. 5 U AW It may be true that “blind tigers” are in existence still but it requires a wide open eye to safeguard their existence.|nangs of the scoundrel gambler. This : Rex Beach story is so full of thrills, Presidential booms are still pipping, but few of them |excitement, heart throbs, and gen- hi uine interest that it should not be have reached the hatching stage. A s = Ginir “THE PRAISE AGENT.” The latest World reléase, “The Praise -‘Agent,”. - co-starring Arthur e e e S votion to Amy, are the circumstances | i . which give Miss' Pickford the oppor- NEWS OF THF { tunity of her career to demonstrate | Ashley and Dorothy Green, deals with @ i |}l an assortment of: comedy . versatility the suffrage question. In advance of ‘anything she has ever.| Thg husband is a senator and much T H E A T E R S achieved, opposed to “the cause,” primarily on /.Charlie Chaplin will also be seen ns part of the opening program. : For the opening program both days a' five plece orchestra will play. from a soap box on street corners. GRAND TONIGHT. Their daughter, . Nell, has taken Marguerite Clark, the dainty, dim- | sides with her ‘mother. inutive, magnetic star of *“Wild-| The father determines that the flower,” “The Crucible,” and “The | wife and daughter shall give up suf- Goose Girl,” will appear in the fine | frage, while the wife and’ daughter Paramcunt picture, “Gretna Green,” | are equally as determined that"the at the Grand ‘theatre tonight. To ,husband ‘shall be won over to “the learn she has married the man she | cause.” believes she detests is the unusual| .Can you imagine the innumerable position Miss Clark finds herself in comluL situations that would arise at the climatic period of her portray- | trom this plot? o al of Dolly Erskine, neiress, belle and | . ‘“The Praise Agent,” which will be coquette of Harrowgate. Miss Clark’s | the attraction at the ’Elko theatre to- winsome . personality and piquant | night, is one big laugh from: begin- auty make the tantalizing and be- | ning to end. tching role of Dolly Erskine an «IHE AVALAN( JGoR oharacter creation. It is-hot oftenthat society girls of GRAND—TWO DAYS. New York consent to appear in a mo- .“That a hardened criminal, a crook, | tion picture, but a scoré¥6f” the a ‘holdup man, and a dope flend each | daughters of the idle rich will be have a heart and the spark of humar |seen in some of the scenes of Elsie kindness when it comes to a show-| Ferguson’s new Artcraft picture. account of the havoc it has wrought in his household. The wife is an ardent militant, ——-—-—-—-———- MAR RD—REX. ‘When M?;rg! ickfora's eecond fed- ture ‘production, staged in : her: own studio, entitled **The Hoodlum," &p- pears at the Rex' theatre Saturday night, it will ve the opening bill ‘of the new Rex theatre, rebuilt and equipped with all modern conven- fences. "'ne same bill will also be présented Sunday, and “it:is one ‘ot the features on the First Nnuonal Exhibitors.circuit. A period of poverty is tho best tonic in “the- world for the: over- wealthy who are afflicted. with gout .and bad dispositions. ‘This is the les- son learned by Mary Pickford as Amy Burke in “The Hoodlum.” . However, Amy~ Burke' does. not]’ come by this impression through ex- pertence among the poor and hearsay about-the rich. In a series of ludi- crous events. she is voluntarily taken from. a mansion where flufty powder . pufts, silk lingerie, French heels and whose hobby ' is making speeches || For Groceries len'e 927 We have Jus% completed our New Moderti'Meat Market and .wish to exbend an inyitation to you to come’And get the Ch01cest Cutsiof Beef, Pork and all Fresh and Smokgd Meats at exceptlon- ally dow pmes. Beef Roast, per pound........... Veal Stew, per pound..... Veal Roast, per pound.... Lamb Shoulder, per pound.: Compound Lard, per poun Beef Stew, per pound ... « Extra Quality Bacon, stnps only, per pound Our Offer of Exceptlonally Low Pneed Grocerles Baked Beans, large No. 8 can, with Eomato sauce, per TV 18¢c National Corn. Flakes, 3 pkgs............ 25¢ . the marcel hair wave are all the rage down, is proved with clarity in “The | *“The Avalanche” which will be dls-l Girl from Outside,” a Rex Beach |vlayed at the Elko theatre Saturday novel picturized by Goldwyn, whict |and Sunday. “The Avalanche” is a opens at the Grand theatre Saturday | delightful photoplay and -presents ’nd Sunday. . One of a gang of wags, | Miss Ferguson in three distinct roles. “The Kid,” played intelligently and | The theme treats of the hereditary her grafidfather, a Wall street power|{with conviction by Cullen Landis, | {aste for gambling which the heroine whose trend of life vibrater betweeii}s§ves the girl from a scheming gamb- | has inherited. The support is excel- a love for heavy dough and his de- 1er when he learns that she is a good | lent. White Borax Naphtha Soap, 6 bars_.33¢c Olivilo Toilet Soap, 3 bars. Britmewnin Soap, perfumed assorted 8 bara for; i iola sl 27¢ and dropped into the grime ol a ten& ment street. .Her father, a soelolog(cal writer, whose life work demands that he abs sorb the environment of the poor, an Home Brand Chacolate, per pound..38c Milk Hominy, 2 pkgs. fOr..ionen..... 29¢