Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
Inter Mountain
Editorial Hilites.
Selected for Western Newspapers Union
Service by q. A. C. and c, B.W.


Selected for Western Ncwspaper Union
Service by r. A. C. and c, b.
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A fellow who waits for tomorrow
Hives on the crumbs Of today.-St
George tUtahl News.
About the only way to get some mes
20 the front Is to kick 'em from the
Hear MURRAY (Utah1 Eagle.
Advertising pays in everything butt
selling the reading public Of ones
troubles. Price (Utah) Sun.
People who built houses or bought
automobiles regret that the price re
auctions are not retroactive. MaIac
Qdahol Enterprise.
Doubtless you have observed that
the man who is good at nothing else
" a formidable opponent in an argu
meat ocatello (Idahol News.
We have been trying for thirteen
years to get men who do not make
mistakes. AS soon as one Is found
Hearst grabs him at $4,000 . year
Winnemucca (Nevada.) Star.
Farmers complain that they and
their farm animals are hit by stray
shot from hunters. But they must
remember that game is scarce and
the hunters must have sone sport
Elko (Nev.) Free Press.
LOvesick SWANS and double dealing
varnps win learn with regret or pleas.
ure as the case happens to be that
diamonds now enjoy stable market
and are not likely to come down in
price.-FalIon (Nevada) Standard.
The average foreigner. before com
Ing to America to make his home, has
heard wonderful accounts Of this coun'
cry and looks upon 1t as the "Prom,
Used Land" and 1t must be seen to
that he is not disallusionedsE Ely
(Nevada1 Daily Times.
m You would not be a burden to
others in old age, do not allow your
brain to become inactive, for the mo
ment you do that you begin to be-
come helpless. The old person with
the use OF his mind lisa joy to the
children and never lacks for a whole
hearted welcome from them Emmett
Qdahol Examiner. Ar4
The nation has a vital interest in
fair treatment Of the ex-service man.
There are five million Of them and
with them and with their families
they are easily one-tenth Of our popu-
latfOn They are a bulwark against
unpatriotic or disintegrating forces.
Give them chance to get homes, to
have employment or to secure 10 d.
Ephraim (Utah) Enterprise.
The National Association of Press
Manufacturers and the retailers are
coming to q fight for the reduction
Sf the prices on women's wear, and
eut OF the scrap the public viii profit
by the reduced prices, Il the retailers
vgin, while the melee may bring out
sorne. valuable information as to just
who has been prefiteerlng, Il any one,
during the period Of high prices
y (Nev.) News.
Ne
walter Little, the sheep man, pur.
ghased from Parama and Roswell
farmers, last week, 1000 tons Of
hay at 800 per ton. This Is not
What It ought to bring, but 100000
looks q whole lot nicer in a few OF
me farmers pockets than 1t does piled
np in hay in the open field and it IL
> clnch It win do much more good
Here's hoping, however. that they gel
! better price for the balance.-Parma
eTdaho) Review.
III is not necessary that we become
hIggar1ly in our expenditures, or tina
ne deprive ourselves of any OF tn,
necessities or reasonable luxuries o
tie. The situation does not call 70
such an extreme. But produce
scOnomize-save That means no
ealy the return to sane commerciG
standard in the Immediate future. blu
: far greater and better country 1
eAe years to come.-Mt. Pleasan
eUtahl Pyramid.
II Is reported that Nampa at tn
present time has more idle men tina
4 has had for years. The cause 70
ants has not been definitely learne
but the fact remains that many me
with families are out Of employment
E.ast summer the citizens OF Nampa 6
special election turned down tn
proposition of voting bonds to cove
saving costs, but we are Of the opil