The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-11-16

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l1a1 the people have found ouI
the government can be run for
them.
That there are no birds 10 sing
in the winter but We Still hare
the phonograph
That TIE man who pays an
ounce Of principal for 3 pound 81
gold gets badly cheated
That II was certainly a land
side where the people we're left
free 10 express themselves
That the election could not 20
% as 70 please everybody unless
everybody votes that way
That the American people list
ened 70 Teddy speak his speech
and then they spoke theirs
That where you find . grudge
working over time. you may b
sure al concerned bat the Devil
are losing By Il
That the fellow who did not en-
JOY . new ear this year has one
advantage-he has the pleasure 10
look forward To-
That any tin-hOrn fiOafer can
cal a man hard names, but the
man Is no more what he's been
called than he was before
That the fellow was quite right
who said. EItaperatiOn Is not
a form OF communicating truth;
Il Is mere self-indulgenee
That the Associated Press did
not make itself more popular By
IT'S peculiar manner Of handling
the national election returns
That Robert Louis Stevenson
again showed his breadth OF soul
when he said. -0niy one person
have ! 10 make good-myself
That there are still inst a few
people who would put taeks ii I
he road and puneture their own !
.Ires Just IN order 10 get the other
fellow
That the coy control Of the met J
.opOlitan press and many nation ]
i periodicals By the erst-while I
money power did not seem to fool {
he people
That the country Is now threat 9
ned with a resumption OF the $
strike troubles It seems g
0 take a lot Of excitement TO sat b
sly these American people {
That the million dollar spec z
al" which was sent west % wise q
p our women folks on how 70 +,
0fe. did the business all right 2
at not the way twas intended .
That the Nezperee and Central Z
'idge sections still enjoy the best 2
pads IN Idaho. because the people 4
rag fhem-nof 80 much for the =
Ollars they get for dragging, but 2
y the real improvement IN the
lad :,
That when It comes to talking m
bout pay rolls, here's the sort Fl
lat counts every year: fThe a
Igar factory has opened It's cam di
lign and viii pay out to the local II
rmers more than 500. 900 in the 10
'xt few weeks. the sale Of pOta- II
Is viii add more than 81 ,000, 900 Of
the community, while wheat. 5
y, sheep, hogs and cattle win fe
ing in great wealth IN every in ev
easing ration -Blaekfo0t Re r.;
blican. sol
That religion is sometimes used
a cloak for the sinner: Uncle n
stus had taken on too much gin ~
4 was parading the neighbor-
ID telling the folks about Il ~
night He was hailed before ~ ~
Judge and was charged with ~.
the peace. $40 de g.
wd, jedge, II was my religion ~ -.
rking. he explained. II am ~.
igious. too, said the Judge. "
NJ I don't let this fact disturb I.
fellow man " Spec daf's 50. -, -
ge. but den mine9 stand more ~,
sin aroun, mebby.
hat after trimming the feath-
and otherwise Disgusting their
,eot eagle, the United States
rines attached 10 the American
alton here recently succeeded Nez
their bird Of freedom T
fight q previously indicated vel
which was the pride Of the fion
nese sporting element. Upon ASS
g placed in the pit, the eagle viii
I 70 sleep. The cock, full Of ingf
per, bravely handed his adrer- Pro
: two blows This was too rect
j for the Marine mascot he exp.
Ike from his dream Of the sic ]
F-eapped Sierras and deliber- tive
= pulled the chickens head duri
Our sea-soldiers anticipate inof
rsrfher rknffamon 10.