The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-03-21

Ctiutntil hdu the success OF I'M
boy hunting for a hornet 5 nest
That all cheese now in storage
must be marketed before june Is
unless special permission 10 hold i
given BY the food administration
That since the hen has received
her reprieve she is demonstrating
what the female of the species
can accomplish in a war ON old
H. e. l.
L That the women who refuse "a
observe the food conservation reg,
ulations are telling ON each other,
whys Because they know the ae:
is disloyal.
That the wool shortage might
be relieved somewhat BY eomman.
deering all thar the politicians
are accustomed 10 pull over the
peoples eyes
That one congressman eOnl-
plains there is not enough 10 do
in congress TO keep him busy. He
evidently is not one Of the busy
bodies, anyway.
That live chicks now go BY par
eelS post, or come either. They
must be properly packed and not
sent a distance that viii require
over y hours en- route
That the state bounty Of , cents
ON ground squirrels should no;
give the impression that one Of
these pests do not do far more
than , cents worth Of damage.
That the Colonel has been dis
charged from the hospital, pro-
nOuneed cured. His audience Is
wondering ii the cure included
certain opinions and inelinati0ns.
That from June 5 10 December
I, 1917, only $50 arrests were
made or reported 10 the depart
ment OF Justice for failure 10 reg
lister under the seleetive-serviee
act.
That if some Of you keep ON re-.
niging on this conservation Of
wheat -four, don I be surprised IL
you are spotted as a Stacker and
called before the Council Of De-
Tense.
That the fellow who il saving
an the wheat he can for the gov
erBment naturally don I feel very
kindly toward the Stacker who Is
neither does the soldier on
the firing line.
That those prOfifeers who at
tempted 70 rob the government
and the officers Of the army in the
price Of uniforms should be give
en- a chance to wear a uniform Of |
numerous stripes.
That the American Indian is
the greatest real estate promoter
among us Every tract Of land 1
the Government assigns 10 him is
al once so enhanced in value that
everybody else wants il.
That it's easy to spot slack
er. The yellow stands out on
him-or like a brass band az i
! funeral-and when the boys
come back from lover there
hey n make him pretty lonesome.
That the family which figures
can eat straight wheat bread
without the substitutes because
hey viii not (yet) be sent to the
ZEN for the pro-German act had
letter get wise 70 the seriousness
T their disloyalty-
That firms or individuals pay
~ officers or business employees
portion or all salaries or wages
uring the war period in which
hey are in the service OF the Uni.
ID States may deduct these sums
rom their taxable incomes.
That from the beginning Of 1914
August /, 1917, there was a to-
i advance Of 81 per cent in the
tail prices Of bread, according to A
Ie department Of Labor In the
81 few months there has been
screase, and the prices are now
per cent higher than at the be-
ming Of 1914
That the drag is a wonderful
tie animal, but absolutely no
cd unless he is worked. He,
IN the Lewis county spirit be-
nd him, has given the county the
putation Of having the best
ads in the state. And there =
deal Of satisfaction in this rep X
alton, but more in the good =
Ids. In