Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 2

s earna SN ST TR T AN * PAGE TWQ “™==n=rwm T 7] W A N AN, RESTER S - THE BEMIDIE DATLY PIONEER ° L FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1921 'BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER WQHED EVE]'(Y "AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ‘l'll; EBEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING (:0T E. H. DENU, Sec. and Mgr. G. B CARSON, President J. D. WINTER, City Editor G. W. HARNWELL, Editor _ ; T Telephone 922 Kuitered st the postoffice at Bemidji, Minnesots, as second-¢lass mattar, ) Ty under Act of Congress of March 8, 1879, . _ No attention paid to anonymous contributions. Writer’s name must be known to the editor, but not necessarily for publication. Communica- tions for the Weekly Pioneer must reach this office not later than Tuesday week to insure publication in the current issue. b SUBSCRIPTION RATES By ’ .00 By Mall g.!l!:::h .._._............m.’ 00 One Year $5.00 Three Months = - 80 Six Months mrestivimmemn 250 One Month weiiicciiiieeene .66 One Week -........... THE WEEELY PIONEER—Twelve pages, published every Thursday and sent postage paid to-any address fcr, in advance, $2.00. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS —_——— = SOUND DOCTRINE Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, in an address before t‘qe -Loyal Order of Moose in Chicago this vyeek, made very plain his tand on'the matter of labor and capital. ‘A plea for a f{ur deal for capital,’a decent wage for ‘labor, larger profits for farmers through lower railroad shipping rates, and settlement of all industrial disputes through conferences betwqen the em- ployer and employee with the golden rule as a basis of settle- ment, wasthe platform he laid down. He warned labor that if it is to take a share in the or- ganization and policies of the nation, it also must take a share in the nation’s responsibilities, and stated that labor must see that transportation conditions are such that the farmer can make a fair profit. He stated that he wished that a law would be passed giv- ing him power to conduct a national building inquiry and de- clared that he would spare neither the profiteering contractor nor the corrupt labor leader. In his analysis of the farmer’s problem, he pointed out very clearly that there must be an equality in the reward of the farmer’s labor, which enters into and forms a large part of, the cost of food production, and the labor which enters into the cost of manufacture, commerce and industry. This is sound doctrine and should be a splendid basis upon which to form a labor policy. If Secretary Davis can accom- .plish the bringing about of such conditions he will make him- self the most popular man in America. F S— THE STARVING BEES Millions of bees will- die before the clover and the apple . trees blossom this year, B. F. Kindig, Michigan state inspector of apiarigs, says.and he is warning bees-keepers all over the coun- try to get busy and save their colonies, & It is'a humane act to save the bees, and the very fact that it is necessary draws a sad and striking parallel between these curiously intelligent, curiously stupid little insects, and man. The bees, blessed with a warm winter, have eaten up their | veil; get. an ounce of Othine ‘and| stores of honey unusually fast, and have also speeded the rear- ing of the new brood, out of season, Unerring as is their sense| of home, true as is-their feeling for the good and the poor sources of honey, estimable as is the community life of the hive, the bees err when a new condition hits them. Men fall short in just the same way. Lulled by plenty, they immediately begin to spend their little stores of wealth, instead of laying up something for the morrow. They have a pathetic faith that things will turn out all right. in the futtire i an excellent quality, but too often is not salted down . with good common sense. ish—when« will -either of them develop real, workable thinking machines? 0- If Palmer’has any Quaker humor ! left he is probably chuckling at the effect of his beer opinion. Save on a Pipeless Furnace Now! We are informed that Round Oak Pipeless Furnaces will be hard to secure later, due largely to the building boom. We also look for higher prices. of this winter and a generation of winters to come. The guarantee of the Round Oak Folks, makers’' of good goods 7 only, insures lasting satisfaction, Order yours now at present asit has on stoves and ranges for comfortable the rest the past half-century. ROUND OA PIPELESS FURNACE Burns any . fuel without waste. Bolted gas-tight—never leaks $%3, dust or smoke. Why postpone a profitable investment? CAN BE PURCHASED ON ' EASY PAYMENTS _A. B. PALMER, Agent 16 Three Months .o 125 This faith|. Mén and bees, wise and fool-| TRACED TO ANCIENT GREECE Present-Day Almanac Had Its Origin | in the Kalends Used by Greeks | as Records. Greece it was the custom to announce the first day of the month either | through a herald or placards pasted | on the city walls, These placards | were known as nds, or kolendae, | from the Greek, “I call or proclaim.” The book of accounts referring to the | idays of the year was known as a calendarium, hence the word calenda ! Excavators at Pompeii have discov ered a square block of marble which | served the Greeks as a calendar. Each side served as a record of three months. Each month was headed by i | the proper sign of the zodiac, and | jcontained - astronomical, agricultural | | and religious information. Tracing back the origin of the word almanac, Verstegan, the famous old | lexicographer, { “Our auclent on ancestors used i!n engrave on certain squared sticks tabout @ foot in length, sometimes more, somectimes less, fhe courses of the mootes of the whole yeare, where- {by they aiwaies certainly tell whatt | new moories, full moones and changes | shouia happen, as also their festival.} daies; and such a carved stick they icnlled al-mon-aght; that Is to say, al- { mon-liced, to wit, the regard or ob- | servation of all the moones, and hence |18 derived the name almanac.” dies and Crepes—in the best Spring shades.” | oo St E Harding Blue, Tomato, Honey Dew, Bisque; | There is the same deepening 61 color | Navy, White and Flesh ......$1.00 to $18.00 {In the most conspicuons moths. as . immmz the butterflies. Just as the | $1.00 to $18.00; | richer suntight condenses in-the wings | E | of the fritillaries, yellow tints of moon- . | light become commoner than the white ; | shimmer- of the midsunimer cvenings g * z . e . in the wings of the nlght s ine motie -+ Dress Goods in All the Spring Novelties at— he Jnrge yellow swallowtail imoth bes . \ ¥ ! to leap with its swift and danciug : g ! | I STORE pale green | 2 o e : k wings, almost ' and streaked with white, through | — e——— the shadows of 1h den like u glim- | ———————————— = — mer from the setting moon, 5 GRINAGER’S = | MATCHES : : ) ; 1 g PALMOLIVE SOAP 6 boxes in carton, { : ; i per;¢carton of 6...25¢ : GROCERY 10 pars . i Don’t Hide Th With a Veil; R on 'M°v'=§h°;§m“§“": o,::,i,,:_‘_ | TRERT Wholesale to the Consumer ouble Strengt] ! 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Swift's Picnic Hams S ¢ (3 Cocoa Pure, in bulk, best grades, L R TR o ...28¢ ..................... $4.75 per 98-thsack ive Satisfaction or Money Back Ward’s Best Peaberry Apricots, Peaches, Pine- _ apple, Blackberries Good heavy syrup, special, BOE hcn L ] 89c French’s Cream Salad or Mustard A jar Jello—Genuine All flavors, a pkg........ 9c " “'MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION=—SHIPPED SAME DAY PHONE 851