The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-11

ing their ignorance abroad.
4 That let US indulge in the hoF
that when wheat finally drops
: price, -four will follow as rapidly a
it followed in soaring skyward.
: That the best idea of "safet
S first" as explained by Nezperc
IS bachelor, is, "Look we'll before yo
: take leap into the matrimonial
e sea.
That an exchange relates that
: thief dropped his watch in its Goa
bin between 7 P. m. and 6 a. m.--n'
doubt poor weigh--to watch hi
coal supply.
That the jigger who wrote, "Wom
an is the dearest creation of Gods
handiwork' is or was married mar
of more than three weeks experience
for cool million.
That while other great industries
have languished, and, even contrary
to our own expectations the Herald
subscription list has held its own,
and is steadily growing.
| That there is no dull season of
the year for the merchant who knows
how and advertises judiciously.
Every season has its advantages for
the business, business man.
That there is little use of worry
ing as regards who started the big
war, the great and important ques-
ton is, where is there a man big
and broad enough to stop it?
That a couple of Charleston youths
we're arrested recently for stealing
gasoline. Great Caesar have they
taken to drinking such stuff in Bill
Foresman's town, already, YETI
That in the country towns people
may gossip about you and inquire in
to your most personal affairs but
they will not allow you to starve to
death as they do in the large cities.
That Paul Johnson declares he
saw two meadow larks yesterday,
which he says is sure sign of an
early spring but does it enthuse like
an early swallow of spring medicine,
Paulus?
That at the close of lecture in
New York city the other night,
Teddy Roosevelt passed the hat and |
raised S27 900 for the unemployed.
Teddy is a grand-stander with
vengeance.
That he who sprinkles salt, sand
or ashes on his slippery sidewalks is
not only humane, but good Christ
ian, and public benefactor. Fat,
clumsy people will pray that his
shadow may never grow less.
That "you should pay your taxes
as gladly as you give Christmas
gifts says contributor to the New
York World. To be sure, as gladly
Is you tell the dentist to go ahead
ind yank out all of those that need
That it is the air-Ships That Psas
,over) in the Night that keeps
ohnny Bull keyed to concert pitch
It any hour, day or night, at this
ime. Those Germans can bring
nusic out of most any old stick, if
IS in there.
That an advance fashion note says
hat silk suits will be worn by men a
MS summer. Don't believe some +
eople know the difference between
len and monkeys, but for US we
'ould first like to know just how it
,els to wear silk socks. i.
That Albert E. Mitchell this week
,ok out $4,000 life insurance pol a
y with one of the local agents, and
is many friends are wondering, h
hy2 as Albert is still in the land of
ngle blessedness. But it is said in
Iere soon will be a change in bust
.ss all around. b,
That it's bad thing to move in a
role; that today's problems for wo- p'
en- are not those of yesterday; that +
renuous housekeeping is thing of az
e past; that women need to CO.
'erate that their clubs need to ne
dliate; that women need to wake
and not get behind in the process a