The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-04-16

: for Nezperce is that one by one som
of the vacant buildings are bein
converted to some use or other.
That a pupil of the schools of tn
county is authority for the statemen
that the treaty Of peace of the revc
lutionary war was signed in ''fanati
cal hall"
That there is a heap of fun ahea'
for the newspaper boys who like Il
watch others play the game of poll
tics, but who are looking for nothing
for themselves outside of their prini
shop.
| That blessed is the band of fellow
citizens who have taken it upon
themselves to improve the cemetery
grounds and who viii enclose the
sacred sleeping abodes in our city Of
the dead.
That perhaps the reason more pec-
pie do not arise earlier in the morn
ing these exehilerating summer days
is that some people might be led to
believe they were compelled to do so
to earn a livelihood.
That we wonder if the jingoists
who are advocating war with Mexico
have any boys they want to sacrifice,
or whether it is just their TO d tongue
running a race with their cheaper
political judgment.
That there will be considerable
building in grand old Nezperce be-
fore the summer is over; two-bits to
toad stools among the structures will
be new hotel and enlargement Of
the NJ. E. church, and then some.
That one reason President Wilson
IS so popular with the people is that
ne doesn't put on any airs-he does
.hings just as ordinary mortals do.
md changes his mind occasionally
( the wiser ones convince him he is
wrong on any subject.
That there are any number of fell
ows in the community who would
Ike to register under the non de
,Iume of Petroleum ". Nasty. be-
ieving it to be the biggest snap
yer. Ask Postmaster Wallace
there the snap grabs him most firm.
That the Eastertide sprung upon
he public some revelations in the
aides headgear creations-likewi
also sprung the purses of some
eads of families who would fare
etter with loaf of bread made Of
he famous Gold Standard -four.
That the base ball bug has taken Z
old of some Of the fans Of the old
age days with vengeance, but a
rperience has taught US repeatedly n
at it is pleasanter feeling to win a
imething without paying ten prices I,
r it than it is to import our genius ii
win. :,
That Wilson's waiting game is al
iticised q plenty by class of III
itics who are afflicted with gas on
E stomach. When the time comes de
csc jiggers will also find Uncle Sam te
Ily prepared to meet conditions dr.
iatsoever they may be, and then an
IRE will be some more believing w
IN the calf shed.
That Of all the pictures Of famous
n we have seen, w. L. Douglas, in,
shoe man holds bis age the best. ne
dia Pinkham, the pink pill peddler du
d frst place for a long while, but to
en- her dope vas daubbed more or faf
J fake by the government, it be,
ually obliterated her familiar sta
ntenance from more than two are
IDS of the newspapers Of the
tied States.
that the season Of year has ar .
ID when everyone Of our citizens al,
uld allow that sprout of pride to an
that has for its aim the beautify- a.
of our city. 1t cannot be accom- Or.
he'd otherwise than to vigorously %
in the prosecution Of the cleanup nae
cement. A beyy of tin cans, ma,
ny sacks and innumerable other nd,
ornaments never did do justice teo,
hat people would like to have ~ :
r surrounding appear to others mer
hat up-to.date the average gard pan