The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-06-03
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great man after death.
That nobody objects to thu
ROSTERS early rising tits the
way he blows about it.
That there has always been {
way out, in Uncle Sans country
Gasoline can be substituted.
That any man with a good rep
utation can borrow money, but il
takes more than rep to pay il
| back.
That the fellow who waits fol-
things to come his way should at
least try to find the right place
to wait in.
That modern civilization is
popular in at least one respect.
It is becoming great aid to the
double standard of morality.
That nobody wants that old
house to block Maple street all
summer, and nobody seems to
want it not to. What's the idea
That the removal Of the old
hitching rack at Thomas Bros
hardware-garage to-day is an
other evidence Of the passing Of
the horse era.
That when you want to know
who your friends are just let it
become known that you have "a
little somthing'' hidden away
and you will soon learn.
That there is one sweet conso-
lation in being poor. We don't
have to worry over how to pre-
vent the government from annex
ing the most of our income.
That scandalously high prices
are said to have followed every
important war of recent history.
That IS consoling, but not very
filling to an empty stomach.
That it sometimes takes a lot
OF this stuff called propaganda
to bring about the desired result.
At least one of those rough eros
sings in town isn't so now.
That a merchant advertises
silk shirts one third off" Too
short. brother, too short for com
fort. There's nothing more exas-
perating than trying to keep an
abbreviated one down.
That, with Carranza in his
grave at the hands Of a treach-
erous and brutal assassin, there
IS possibility Of return to some
thing like normal conditions in
A possibility that's all.
That it takes time, brains and I
great personal effort to accumu-
ate fortune. Men will make
arge contributions of their hard
armed fortune for the sake Of
slecting "their man" to public
'ffice. Why?
That a great presidential nom
mating convention is about to be-
sin its deliberations in the city |
t Chicago, and, aside from the
politicians, the country seems
bout as much concerned over the
lg event as though it were a
5eekly occurrence.
That the railroads want a bill
on dollar increase in freight |
ates, or rather they want an in i
rease that will produce that
luch additional income. Give it
} them. The consuming goat
I'LL has square inch or two of
lde left on his lacerated back.
That by controlling most of the
lblic prints of consequence your
linking is controlled for YOU
through carefully edited news,
C., the "deer peepul" get their
formation in just such a way as
do the sugar trust, the steel :
ust and the rest of the real pro-
teers the most good.
That in Spanish Morocco. q lee
rer tells us, there is tribe of
.tlves who treat their wives as
asts of burdens and their
lighters are sold to the highest :,
oder But why pick on Hitter =,
and unintelligent Morocco? p n
e have only to look around in W
r own land to see the "beast "a
burden" at her toll and the
lighter decked out in peekaboo 81
cry to catch the richest hus- fe-
nd. XII,
That the reason the Chautau- mt
which holds forth in Nez- TN
zee June 21-26 is doubly SUI ma
Tor to any other in this sec 80 70
n is mainly because the Eli nv ~,
white System is so large and
service so continuous the best sin
emit procurable naturally en- Do
res with it. Ellison White as MI
lblies are in operation thru Mi
the year, from one side of
world to the other, and an ST
action which they employ =
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