The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-06


right.
That even the most eonserva
tive rain predietOr is getting dis
eOuraged.
That it seems all of the colonies
are getting promoted except oul
old friend, Col. John BarleyeOrn
That some of us are not so flus-
.ered over the price of grain; it ::
the flour figure that 5 worrying
That If the government viii
now fix the price on the rest OF
our products, maybe a fellow can
tell where he is at.
That the charming school ma am
is again with us, ready to teach
the young idea how to shoot.
Here's the glad ~
That, furthermore, it may rain
one of these days, and there are
spots in our good roads that sadly
need a good dragging.
That a community must eOnsid-
er the entertainment of its young
people if it would retain that ele-
ment which keeps it alive.
That the man who puts profits
before patriotism will not be so
numerous in this country when
the peace treaty IS signed.
That smiles viii naturally grow
seareer as the war cloud thick
ems, but this will only enhance
their value. So smile all You can.
That if the allied soldiers could
see the stream of golden grain
pouring into the warehouses on
the prairie now, they'd all take
heart.
When a neutral country decides
to enter the war on the side of
our allies, the next thing to be de-
eided is the size of the loan we are
to grant her.
That a contemporary wants to I
know who took the pot" out of I
potatoes. 1t would be more in +
struetive to know who took the 4
eat" out of wheat.
That another feliow hits the
nail with, ''Sure this road drag
ging is the dope to make the best
roads; but what's the use when
the eulverts are only 'roughed
INF"
That a prominent editor has
been threatened with death, in an
letter, because he con-
lemned the draft resisters. He
should protect his rear-no dan
ger in front
That there will be more fire ex-
inguishers in the threshing ma
chimes on the prairie next year
han there were this. Experience
5 a dear teacher, but it seems to
,e necessary.
That, as a rule, your public Of
icial is doing his best to serve the
,eople. Help him, not by trying
0 dictate his course, but by kind
Y council with him. 1t viii do
-Ou both good.
That the ladies Of the 1o-Voll-
ler Red Cross Auxiliary did
themselves proud and their coun-
Y honor in their reception last
aturday evening for the depart I
lg soldier boys. !
That there is nothing strange !
I the recent claim Of a scientist Y
nat he can make diamonds from
hips. Many "chip off the old q
lock" has turned out to be dia- \
Iond in the rough. &
That Wilson Names 1874 Gen. =
,als," said a recent headline. 2
lille nothing is stated to that ef- q
ct, we presume the eolonels will
,ntinue to be created in Ken 2
Icky, as heretofore. "
That the Dutch scientist who y
lilt a room with vacuum walls y
give him quiet, went to unnec- y
sary trouble and expense. Most =
" business house that dOesn T ny
Ivertise could meet his need. !.
That it was the expressed i'm q,
ession Of one member of the -
tie highway commission, during ~
e visit Of that honorable body to - -
r city Monday, that Nezperce ~ a.,
IS about the livest one he had T.,
t in the state. -
That Nicholas Romanoff, one ~ ~,
re car Of all the Russias, has -,
IN sent to Siberia. He may now ~ ~
able to confirm his opinion of 80 80
unreasonableness Of his former 81
,jects in objecting to the eli "a "a
te of that country. a -,
That a friend was wishing one ~ y;
our departing soldier boys the '"'
I Of luck and safe delivery
m enemy bullets, to which the
ing man cleverly replied a.
Yell, / only hope I'll be as much deI
sed on the firing line as I at
TX / will be at home" Yei
hat Idaho will market 1000 m.
: Of pruneg and will produce % vie