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b L I E. | . 9AGE FOUR : . THEBEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER FRIDAY EVEMING, NOVEMBER 21,1919 T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY | The rate for want ads may T Market Quotations situations stamped it as one of the I'greatest plays of the rebellion period ever presented to the public. e The picturization by Paramount ¢t this famous play, with Blanche ' BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER Bemidji D lm!’:mom“o°- BX . SUNDAT. Sweet lndthe tl?le rol;,t:ttr;ctted bf fouild ?fti l‘lleaging l?tf reg- TER BRMIDII -t e 5 i widespread attention an e photo- || ular ‘classifie epa. 3 G. E. CARSON, E. H. DENU, Chicago, Nov. 21.—Potato recepits today were 57 cars. p]afs fnmnuy was successtul. The|| Ads received laterpthal::ell‘i Pres. and Treas. Sec. and Mgr. Market strong. Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin Roundpicture has just been re-issued by|l ' sojoek g, 'm, will appear un- | and Long Whites, bulk, $2.85 to $3. Round Whites, sacked, P:r:;noznt latdndt t:t :vfll 'beiplr;etsentled $2.85 to $2.90. Idaho Russets, sacked, $3.40 to'$3.50. Witt “Sammy in Siberia> 5 Haroid | 2 Lloyd comedy. BEMIDJI MARKET QUOTATIONS.. The following prices were being paid in Bemidji at time of going to press today: BIG PICTURE SATURDAY. VEGETABLES. White claver :........ ..20¢ On Saturday and Sunday at the Rutabagas, per bu. ............55c | Buckwheat, Ib. .2%c¢|Grand theatre, wil be seen one of the Carrots, pér CWE. ..uu. ... .$1.00 | Popcorn, 1b. . .6¢c-10¢ | best pictures of the time, a screen Beets, Lushel .. .. 50c-60c | Wheat ... .. ...$2.07|version of Eugene Walters. famous Cabbage, cwt. .. $1.50-$2.00 : ‘play, “The Wolf”"— story of the Can- dubbard squash, ton . $20-530 MEATS _|adian northwest in which Earl Wil- Onions, dry, cwt. .$3.00 Hogs, 1Ib .............. ++16¢-18¢|liams plays the stellar role—Fay 3weet corn 10¢:12%¢ «.10c-12¢ | Tincher in “Dangerous Nan Mc¢Grew" Beans, cwt . 6.50-$8.vv Turkeys, live, 1b. . vee...206c-28c|a two-part Christie special comedy, Beans, Swedish, $4.00-$5.00 0Old Toms, live, 1b. . . .23c-24c| will complete the program. Dairy butter, Ib. ..........52¢c-56c | Geese, live, Ib. ... - s380-4b¢ Buttes fat .. “71c | Dueks,. Jive, Ib. .....q.....16c-18¢ Hens, 4 lbs. and over . ....18¢c LEAVE FOR ENGLAND. Springers. all- weights, 18c-20c| Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brooks .&nd N " e child and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snape der this head in current issue TEARPEONE 928 . . FOR SALE—White reed baby' carri- age with new wooden wheels. In- quire upstairs over shoe repair shop. Mrs. Hans iMttet. 3d1124 tered at the postoffice at Bemidji, Minn, as second-class wmatter unaer st ot ‘Congress of March 3, 187, . No attention paid to annonymous contributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communications for the Weekly Ploneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publication in the current issue STRAYED—Small black dog, an. swers to name of Buster. Finder please phone 659-W or notify Pio- neer office. 3d1124 One year .. : Bix months ...... 1.lzl Three MORtAS .....co-c0.e.. 100 TER WEEKLY FIONERR pages, containing f the mews of the Pub! cnq’"nmmm.:m &fl“lfl. advance, WANTED—Orders for tatting, cro- chet, and embroidery work. " Phone . 669-J. 4 3d1124 WANTED—Job as kitchen maid or chamber maid. Call ‘at* Pioneer. 25 Wy i 1+ 3d1124 I3 + .- - HIDES . . |30d child, all. of Nymore, :loft this| ———— bt st Cow hides, No. 1. 1b .......26c-28¢ | morning on an extended visit to|FOR SALE--Bight small pigs, eight Kip hides, No. 1, b, - 20028 |Lankshire. England. They expect|to] weeks old, at $5 each.. Markham p hides, No. i e gone about six months. ~ - ; 2 s : Calf sking, No, 1; 1b. ...+ 4. .5BC nthe i o hotel 341123 Deacons, each .........$2.60-$8.00 e = « Rye, bushel .... Horge hides, large, each .....$10.00 ‘ Bor Corm, bushel .. Tallow, Ib. ............-.10c-120 Red clover, medium, 1b. .. 44c Wool ..o iin.ooaeeenss 4.40-6% The following prices were being paid at Stillwater; Minmn., at time of going to press of today’s Pioneer: GR .. 'GRAI Oats, .bushel . Bartey, bushel - BANKER’S VIEW OF COAL STRIKE. A 12-month armistice between capital and labor, during which period present working conditions would exist, and an extensive campaign in behalf of thrift and production to restore industrial tranquility throughout the country, was advocated | by Allen Walker of the Guaranty Trust company of New York, speaking Tuesday night at the convention of the American Min- GRAIN ANR HAY - "‘sflw‘i mixea .. gopaeies -319~.5.08 g’ ing Congress. 2 - ] Wheat, NO. 1 ...vvsn s S2AB-2.5T | Rutabages Dor €W v oornss $1. A commission in each state, composed of one representa-| wneat, Nc V.. .$2.22-$2.50 ’ tive of capital, one of labor, one of state and two of public,|wheat, .$2.39-$2.49 preferably educationalists, with power to standardize wages|Oats .. and ensuing adjustments, and' an identical national commission | Barley . The Safe and Sane Way to Regain Your Health You may have little or no faith in efficacy of the drugless- health science-of Chiropractic for the simple LIVE POULTRY No: 1 turkeys. ...coceeeeen Old Tom turkeys .....cev0- :mlllau%o?lz to;act asche Jast coury OF apppuls, was sugyssted PZ: corn, 1b., on ear G:esi o ream mazfizuyl;fio& lilfitl}:tggtizl:logh‘itéh even a child y Mr. vvalker. A s : Buckwheat; per 1b. ..... Ducks ........eeccecennons Tamdatel 2 “Such an armistice should be real,sno lockouts or strikes p:; e‘(v»rn, 1b, o:: ear Hens, heavy, 4. Ibs. and over . can qnderstand. B : B during that time, both capital and labor pledging in advance|No,2 timothy hay .... e e Your watch having given you' good service for sev- Guineas, per doz. 0. 1 clover, mixed ... € Pigeons, per doz. to abide by the ruling of the national gommission,” declared|g . "siraw ... Mr. Walker. - b Oat Straw ...... He added: “The ruling passion is extravagance, supple-|Rice ..... mented by a very common determination to do as little as VEGETABLES © .- possible for as much as possible.” Beans, hand picked pavy, ¢wt. $6.50 “Union method in the United States has drifted from/|potatoes .........c... $2.20 honest effort at collective bargaining at its inception, to an|Round Whites ........ i i in- | Beans, (Swedish) - cwitied organized labor autocracy that has placed a premium on in: Boets, per bushel M" cerieeees. 81,00 eral years, and always kept good time, suddenly “Goes Back” on you and begins to “LOSE TIME.” You natur- ally take it to the watchmaker who, after examining it more or less carefully, says “Oh, yes, I can soon fix this for you. I will take out one of the wheels and then it will go as well as usual.” . .You immediately snatch the watch out of the hands of the “FOOL,” for such you mentally call him-and try some other machinist. MEATS oo cerieeseras.22¢ & 18c Lt _ HIDES £ Cow hides, No. 1 ............32¢ efiiciency},}" ?}:coyding to an address by Harry N. Taylor, presi-| carrots, per bushel .. -| Bull hides, No. I. .. .20¢ Your next watchmaker is saner. He: also examines ggtlx‘;r:fsst e National Coal association, which was read before B‘;fi:i‘.{"cii‘;':’;i"p‘e‘}“g;a‘ ?{ail;sedN‘;. s = ggg 1.:‘1:19 Wgtch fi:lefu]}ix artl'd saygaf‘_}(es, 1 cgfi ?oon fi?:: th%;; X . ) . Hand e ket o e e T S50 it needs a little adjusting and if you will leave it wi 8 “Nodmore vgllous al))tf:err't;pt at lcllgllberate profiteering could Fluatanc squed D e s o .$2.59 me for a day or so, I will guarantee to adjust it so that e forced upon the publie than this demand of these radical|onions, dry, ger cwt. ........$3.50 Horse hides, large ..38.00 it will keep as good time as it ever did.” You leave & 8¢ ..26¢ ..300 ] officials of the UnitedMine Workers,” his address said. “Their proposition:makes Saturday holiday or double time. ‘An example of what'this®emand means as as follows: “The price now being paid for common underground labor auchkas drivli/ng a mule andshoveling rock is $5 for eight hours’| Burke, a‘l "‘: E““; t‘°“;.3"“ and to- work or 621% cents per-hour. This, plus sixty per cent, would |@°rro¥, is some picturel = make $8 for the six hours, or five hoyrs: actu)l;l?work, or $1.60| o P‘;‘E.‘:&T;QIEZL 4?:::2 “Eg‘:fi erfih;)iar or 156 g;l:b ublb ff‘e'é‘ g?)or fivgdi;'lé, .3 Sawrg,@y ! s or hyliday it would"be o imé_or $16 per day, or $3.20] =T ; { O B o e oad 16 per hour, for the actual hours worked or an advance of 412 'h?..l?,‘,‘;;'-?:of,l:t;fthzolf;:‘s:‘{:fesq“g :E,’ifeéifi'iiie’“fiifisifim“i’y genuine per cent. 548 I | of stage life ever put intp a 1| good humor: Aontmimbe comedy. “Fatty” Arbuckle, “Buster”| There will also be shown a Wil- : A, SHin S RED CROSS:WOU! Keaton and the rest of the cast keep|liam Fox Sunshine comedy in two b LD SAVE HUNTERS, the fun moving all the time, and the|parts. - : With reports of fatalities from hunting accidents coming|dance which “Fatty” and ‘“‘Buster” in daily, the bureau;of firdt-aid of the northern division, Amer-|introduce is a scream. A sure fire| «“RIDERS OF VENGEANCE.” ican Red Cross, is investigating the circumstances surrounding comic, On the B";flgth of che n(‘:a"“t“ge» i i t day of Cheyenne Harry Carston, thgr :ccudenlt? offttl;:s and’other years. s ) LORE. “THE MYSTIC.” :le:yed gyofla" ;’ I oo e results o e survey, acc.orc'lmg to L-" . Fiero, director| commencing December 1, at the|Vengeance,” which will be shown at gf first lald, prove Ehat_,tlhe majority of accidents are caused|Rex theatre, and continuing through- |the Rex tomorrow, Dave Buell, a riv- y carelessness, and many of the deaths-b out the week, Lore, “the girl mystic”|al cattle baron of the old west, sug- f o H Ha y the fact that a gested the hatchet bé buried and the pd . : i f will appear at the matinees and even- knovfl‘i(:gti.f(;.first ?13! and hf,e saving 18 _l,afikl";lg- ing showings. She will answer ques-|fued between Buell and the Carston is time of the year,” said Mr. Fiero, “when the woods|tions on matters that her auditors de-|family be ended. Cheyenne consent- ed and the men clasped hands on fit. are :s full of hunters as they are of game, and men are ready |sire to know, what they snould do in :to shoot at the mere moving of i i3 | business to make a success, answeron| When the wedding party came out 1 ¥ Believi g a leaf the to_Il of ]“tes takeq 18 love affairs and do other mystical|{of the church next ay a murderous || always enormous. el_levmg that a campaign urging caution|geays. volley of hiddea rifles spurted, and may result in a lesseniny of fl.le numper of deaths, the first Cheyenne Harry was the sole surviv- aid bureau of the Red Cross is turning its attention to the| “THE MAN HUNTER"—REX. |or the dastardly attack by the suf-| prevention of this type of accidents. Hunters on lakes who| “The Man Hunter” with William |flans hired "Yd}i"e& (fnetyenne o trust to thin ice, or those who ‘borrow’ any old boat lying along |Farnum as the star, was shown for | he Tevengel (8 L0 o Boh, T30 ars later, after an absence in the: the shore are betti ir Ii 3 . R > |the first time yesterday at the Rex|Y® % g tting their lives against a sure thing in their| o tve It wil) be screened the last | d€sert, he came back and nailed a quest for game. We urge, first of all, caution, and are offering note in the town of Mesquite, con-| i 5 . time tonight. This story is uifferent classes in first aid throughout our territory in order that sports-|from_anything Mr. Farnum hereto-| taining the list of the men he Was z . to kill. One b, hy | men may protect themselves with the knowledge and equip-|fore has done, and it-is also as big a |gwo® 0 0o BT IT G0 f::;| Butterfat (packing stock) .....70¢|Tallow .......... Hutter (packing .stock).1b. ....43c| Wool, bright ........ Eggs, per doz. ...... ~..63¢|Wool, semi-bright the watch with him and in due course you get your watch back, keeping perfect time as of yore. : Your preciuos body is as intricate and delicate a piece of mechanism as any watch that was ever manu- factured. Something goes wrong, you are sick, unable to sleep, cannot enjoy your food, your body is wracked with pain, etc. The cause can invariably be traced to “Eiubluxated” (displaced) vertebrae (8mall bones of the ~ spine) pinching the nerves and preventing the normal flow - of..the vital force.from the brain through--the nerves to the various organs of the body. Why you should allow any surgeon to remove part of your bodily mechanism is more than any sane persons can under- stand. How much more reasonable it would be for you to consult a Human Machinist (Chiropractor) and get him to adjust the cause, which consists in adjusting the subluxated vertebrae back to their normal posi- tions, thus relieving the pressure and getting rid of the cause. Does not this seem reasonable to you? Think i.t over carefully, read this article again and the next time you or any member feels a little “Off Color,” consult a Chiropractor. = ., The Safe, Sane and Satisfactory wzi;r to regain your Health is by Chiropractic Vertebral Adjustmegnts. ‘y shown on the scréen. Those whosaw the fight in “When a Man Sees Red,” knows what this screen star can do in a scrap, and when he puts on three of. thes _one_picture it is certainly "w “going to " see Drs. Lunde & Dannenberg ment that may save a life, endangered by accident, with expert ::::.yn‘:s hfie:::,h';:,’i’{f::“f;m ‘E:’I%: deserved. CHIROPRACTORS medical attention unavailable.” Lioyd, who also directed the picture; 3 . - and Mr. Lloyd, having directed Mr. GRAND TONIGHT. First Nat’l Bank Bldg., Bemidji, Minnesota = | Farnum in all his recent big pictures, When “The Warrens of Virginia’ knew exactly what his star could do.|was produced in New York some The picture shows that Mr. Lloyd went to the limit of Mr. Farnum’s| unusual strength, for he has him in three of the most realistic*nghts ever M9st of the planets are in friendly place today. AN I"su]E BAIH It is a fortunate sway for the aged, who will gain in finance - and strength. ) Sy : - Congress has another :prophesy making for sensational MAKES Yuu tnflK disclosures and much scahdal is indicated for all political Prohibition is likely to: be over-turned by a nation-wide T Hé Was Too Good years ago, it proved the dramatic 'sen- ] sation of the decade. The story deal- ; ing with the Civil war was dramatic | to a degree and the sterngth of the : ‘ Phone 401.W WHAT THE STARS PREDICT f plot. i Commerce and finance have the best Says a glass of hot water with "] To education will likely benefit by this rule ofa:}feuzafigfi S phosphate before breakfast : .To_Be i SUNDAY tPetl}')s.ons whose birthdate this is will meet with disappoint- keeps illness away. o B ments this year. icians the Sodd ol i 2:30, 10c-20c| Y ! I 3 N x y :30, c-20c W Chxldrep born today will be clever and extravagant. me!:nl«liystl}zmil:sifihee b::;,dd:e,'l:'i:éc :E‘l 1 HYANT . Ull i (Copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) is of vastly more imporfance than ol B CH 2000 Pranyprers e e N N e outside cleanliness, because the skin e pores do not absorb impupities into S | 16¢-26¢ But you'll tion of lter astounding experiences as| the blood, causing ill health, : while . E i laugh till you the onl&&member living today of a|the pores in the ten yards of bowels glrk: tra are ill at the half ‘milflion ‘Armenians who refused|do. - ; 3 : > g ches Siew to reject.Christian teachings and| Men and women are urgéd to drink] 4 4 - Sunday . 3 principals for Mohammedism is de-|each morning, before breakfast, & In Paramount Picture Night Mack NEWS OF THE T H E A T E R S : scribed as the most phen~menal and |glass of hot water with a, teaspoon- ! Senn B ) unusual document in the history of | ful of limestone phosphate in it, as a . Monday ett s motion pictures. harmless means of helping to wash 1] Paramount — —= - |from the stomach, liver, kidneys and and Comed: “AUCTION OF SQULS.” b bowels the previous day’s indigestible Tuesda oo omedy “Auction of Souls,’ 'the sensation- IT'S “SOME SHOW I” r.natemth“l," ‘P?”n’" e bflt‘e a.nd m&' 9y 10c-2 y e al story of pretty eighteen year .o0ld You see it was like this: 5 JIB3 st SIERIAITE, SWeCRIE, an Yuu“c MAN ol Aurora Mardiganian, a sole survivor| Bewitching Bet.c,yms Taradine | PURfying the alimentary3¢inal be- ik ) of 500,000 young Christian girls de- |thought her runaway husband was fore eating more food. y Shm'ld'“,h ported from Armenia by the Turks, |dead. % 2 Those who wake up with bad Featuring ‘which is to be presented.at the Rex| The mere males who fell under|Preathfi coated tongue, nasty taste But He Got Her theatre Sunday and Monday, has had | Betty’s spell thotght so, too—or at | °F have a dull, aching head, sallow i Ben Turpin, Chester Conklin a sale, in book form, of almost two |least hoped so. complexion, acid stomach; others who ] million copies in little more than| The village gossips thought and|D8ve bilious attacks or constipation, Chas. Murray, Phyllis Haver seven months. The chronicle of Miss|said a number of things. should obtain a quarter ‘pound of Mardiganfan’s amazing escape after| And when “dead” Friend Husband | limestone phosphate at the drug store. i two years in Turkish harems and soul|returned from the wars—a regular| 1his Will cost very little but is suf- markets. ifighfing man—you’ll say that “The | ficient to show the value of inside The special motion picture produc- | Misleading Widow,” starring Billie g’“&",“ on the pricipal fund to be athing. T, { T MNabtactiua

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