Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 31, 1921, Page 2

AR s il R * THE BEAKDS DARY FRONZZR THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 192§ - BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY/ THE BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. President ¢ E. H. DENU, Sec4 and Mgr. O R A RNWELL, Editor -J. D. WINTER, City Eddtor Telephone 922 Entered offi t Bemidji, Minnesota, as second-cliass matter, o e D T Aet ot Congrsa of March3, 1870, ' No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer’s name must 20y o th? editor, but not necessarily for publication. = Comm tiofis Tor the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later (han Tuesday of ‘each week to insure publication in the current issue. 7 R — X SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier One Year ......... — L2 Six Months .ececceccicconveneems 8.00 Thres 1-52 <16 % By Mail : [0 T10 £ | Je— $5.00 Six Months ceooicemmtrecrmee 2.50 Three Months S——— - 1 THE WEEKLY PIONEER—Twelve es, published evexy Thursday snd sent pztlge p};d to any address for, pin*-dvnce, $2.00, OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS — SETTLING DOWN AND SETTLING UP, People who don’t want to settle down to business some- times find it embarrassing when the time comes .to settlf-)‘up. Fault finding and grumbling over economic conditions may relieve our exasperation to a slight extent, but they do not remove the cause for complaint. BN Patience is a virtue, and virtue wins its own reward, but only when both are followed to a logical L:onclusnon. ) Conditions in this country are not satisfactory, but vocifer- ously voicing our dissatisfaction will not improve t}lem. Patient and systematic effort toward producf:mn and econ- omy will restore prosperity in time, but uncertinty and con- tinued vacillation will have only the opposite effect. | Wisdom points the road for us to follow. The way may be long and the toil may be great, but the reward of perseverance awaits us at the end of the trail. 0- YAPPING ABOUT YAP ' The little island of Yap, about the relative size of a sunfish in a big lake, is essential to the United States cable interests, and the allies promised President Wilsno that American inter- ests therein would not be jeopardized. They forgot their promise. They handed the mandate for Yap over to the Japanese. The United States protested. Japan stands pat and refuses to yield her mandatory | powers. Now the government at Washington is suddenly increasing the garrison of American troops in Hawaii by 125 per cent, and at the Panama canal by more than 300 per cent ‘What next? 0- Many young men who gleefully left the farms and rushed to the great cities a year or twosago are now wending their way sadly back to that haven from whence they fled. Three squares and a place to sleep again look good to them. 0 The city authorities of St. Louis are a charitable bunch. They have just handed Henry Ford’s newspaper a valuable lot of ‘advertising free of charge. Newsboys are forbidden to cry their sales of the paper on the public streets. 0 Baseball grafters who disgraced the national game a few months ago are to escape prosecution because of the “corrup-| tion of witnesses,” it is announced. Quite to be expected, you know. Corruption of witnesses—and who else? —PRIGE ¢ Woe are intensely proud of the fact that our “Daytona 6-66" model broke the world’s stock car record for speed. But speed we consider a mere by-product. ‘What we wanted to establish was enduring strength and stamina. We knew that any carstrongenough towinaworld’s championship would be strong enough for all amateur demands —in years of service. And now, we say, test the 6-66 for yourself. Test itin comparison with any other car—at any price —and draw your own impartial conclusions. Our dealer is ready to give you a demonstration. 8-88 Lakswood Seven- Passenger Touring Car 8! PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT Manufactuters of Paige Motor Cars and Motor Trucks MOTOR INN Phone 78 Bemidji FAEVNOS T BEAUTITUD TAO IR . AMEXICA ———, HINTS TO GARDENERS J i (By United Press) sof Now is the time to plan a right| flank movement in the army of bugs, | isays the American Forestry Associa- tion, which calls on every American citizen to enlist to make it a big year ! {against the insect pests that destroy ! (five hundred million dollars worth:of |your property every year. The birds | are the great ‘‘front line army” in this warfare the association points las birds so they must resort to other ! means. X | There are two big divisions to the advancing hosts. These are the chewing and sucking insects. Plans| to get them differ. The plan of cam-| paign is determined by the kind of | of injury dome, for you are only wasting time applying the methods! for chewing insects to those that suck their food, | Bordeaux mixture does not kill in-| sects. It only prevents and controls| damage by disease. hewing in-| sects are generally controlled by pois- | oning what they feed on, while suck-| ing ‘insects are only controlled by| spraying the insects themselves. De-| termine how the creature secures its| food—(1) whether by chewing and | swallowing portions of its food, or (2) by sucking the juices of plants Ithrough a tiny beak inserted in the plant tissue. - I The first group, usually called ;chewing insects, can generally be {controlled by poisoning their food at lan advantageous time, with some of | rthe well known arsenical compounds. !The work ot chewing insects is usual- |1y recognized by the ragged or:per-- forated condition of the foliage. i The second group, composed of sucking insects, can be controlled by joily or corrosive contact sprays ap- plied directly to the bodies ot the in- sects, Il is useless to attempt any control of a sucking insect by the ap- plication of a stomach poison, either i to the surface or in the sap of a food 1 plant. The work of sucking insects Is not so easily recognized as that of ithe preceding group, since the affect- ed plants show little external injury. | Gradual weakening, wilting or | shriveling ot the attacked plant is | generally evidence of attack by suck- ing insects. Flavor! | No cigarette has | the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because— | | | its | .~ toasted LUCKY . STRIKE z | CIGARETTE ; ® zrsee | “(ets-It” - Tickles Corns to Death First Stops All Pain—Then Peels the Corn Off Don't try tofox trot on corn tortured feot. Get rid of your corns. If you have Make Your Feet Happs! Those | © Corns WhE et i Sold in Bemidji by Barker’s Drug! Store, R. J. Boardman, City Drug | Store. { Bring us your clean oet- ton rags--no buttons, bands out, but folks cannot work as fast f: PAGEANT DEFICTS FAMOUS WOMEN OF HISTORY TODAY St. Paul, -Margh 31.—A pageant depicting famous women of history — Carpenter 11 (By United Press) back to Biblical times, featured a A ¢ @ oL \ % lunckeon ‘given by the Leagud of| J Women Voters here today. arnl o 0 ers 1t was the last of a series of-lunch- 2 - 5 eons given during the legislative ses- sion. at which bills bef lature were discussed. lore the' legis- ' Mothers should see that ‘the whole family take a thorough, purifying system cleansing Fiz-ik this spring. NOW IS THE TIME. ' The family will be healthier, happier, and getsalong better if the blood is given a thorough WE BOTH LOSE If you neglect to let me figure on that building job. THINK IT OVER F. R. MARRS 03 Miss. ‘Ave. i Contractor Bemidji purifying, the stomach and:howels, cleaned out, and ‘the germs.of winter. accumulated in the system, driven away. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUN- TAIN TEA is one of the very best and surest.spring medicines to'take. Get it and see the, difference in the whole family, Their color will be better, they'll feel fine and be well and happy. ~Tea or Tablets, 35¢c. Boardman’s Drug Store. i N Kill THE{ANDREW BERGQUIST STORE AT RED_I?Y WILL Open for Business Saturday, April2 In 1arger and better quarters than “ever and will carry 4 complete line of Confectinnery,r—Bakery Gooas—lce, Cream COME AND SEE US CASCARA ‘Colds,F (?nnghs Q0]\&“OQ Neglected Colds are Dangerous “Take rio chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe in 3 cays—Excellent for Headache UININE AND La Grippe Quiinine in_this form docs not affect the head—Cascara is ‘best Tonic Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT ' LOOKS LIKE NEW! RE you going to try to worry through another summer with that old worn-out roof which has been causing you so ‘much trouble? Or are you going to put on a new I}\lle SO? Rocf)f thus ‘increas- ing the value of your proper angd making your home 1002 like new? The time to-decide is now before the rush of building starts. : The natural red or green of Nelson slate surfaced roofs blends - harmoniously into the surroundings. Nelson 4-in-1 Shingles allow you to lay four shingles at atime instead of one. They require no. staining and save repair bills. Your lumber dealer will be glad to show you a style of Nelson=Roofs best suited to make your home look like new. ‘Write us for-samples and the illustrated booklet, “The Proof of a Roof”, an interesting story of roofing progress. . ~ | * Durable Beautifil Fire-tesisting [Economical ~ Bemidji B. F. Nelson Mfg. Co. SMITH LUMBER CO. DISTRIBUTORS for NELSON ROOFS Blackduck ! Minneapolis , Ison Leonard