The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-12-15

Inter Mountain
Editorial Hilites
Selected for Western Newspaper Union
Service by R. A. C. and c. B. w.
Now that the supply Of rock and
rye has become scarce, Ryegate has
concluded it needs a new water sys.
tem.-Butte MONTY Miner.
It seems like long look ahead, but
do you know that Delta will some
day have one of the nations largest
aluminium plants located here.-Delta
(Utah) Chronicle.
Ohi0's dry director rules that malt
and hops may be sold only to bakers
This put new meaning in those lines,
"Hippity hop to the bakery shop -
salt Lake Telegram.
A narrow-minded man is one who
won't admit It, but really believes that
the world would be better off If there
were no one living In it but himself
Twin Falls Qdaho) Times.
We wouldn't admit that any other
baby Is better than our own-because
4 better baby would be too good fo'
this world and we wouldn't wish tn
bring sorrow into the lives Of it's par
snts.-Emmett (Idaho) T xaminer
A Pennsylvania advertised for
bride and got her. But when she ap
peared she proved to he the color of
coal HEAVIER. 1t pays to advertise, but
the case of brides there should be
call for specifications-Midv
udaho) Reporter.
| Judge Lands is to receive $40, 500
| as presiding officer of big league
baseball and he will still receive
$500 as a federal Judge. This ap'
pears to indicate that he is getting too
little for his work for the govern.
ment, or too much for his basebsu
'ob.-Butte (Mont.) Miner.
In Paris the American colony cele.
brated the election victory with great
rejoicings - including some wine.
Weren't they mean to partake of what
W. could not get at home. We had
to do the voting and all the work OF
the election and they drank the wine
-Goldfield (Nev.) Tribune.
| AS winter approaches the annual
crusade against smoke is put on ir
Salt Lake City. Experts and near ex
perts, some local and some from
abroad, take the center of the stage
and set forth schemes to do away with
the nuisance. A great biz
city without smoke is impossible. Cities
produce smoke and in the calm at.
mosphere of winter the smoke settles
over the city and stays there.-Kay"
vile (Utah) Reflex.
The official report from Washing
ton states that there is now cir.
culating medium in this country
amounting to $3.50 per capita. Well
b'gosh, If there is any law in this
glorious old country under and by
virtue Of which the son-ot-a-gun who
has our $51. so can be apprehended and
hanged, or burned in oil. or something
we would like to see it in action
Logan (Utah), Journal.
There is an awful danger in this
giving the vote to women which we
never happened to think Of until now
when it s too late. Suppose she Is
Republici n and we are Democratic Of
'tother ,rav around, and she insists
that we vote her ticket, and If we re
fuse she begins to operate the kitchen
clutch she has upon our appetites
Why. say, man, we are powerless al
ready, and don't know it.-Rrighan
City {Utah) Journal.
The labor outlook for Burley and al
southern Idaho for the coming winter
is not bright. There is no work ir
sight to take the place of the harvest
ing Of the crops and the operation Of
the sugar factories, which will soor
end for the season. There Are more
me. than jobs in this section for the
first time in four years, and there /.
little question but what unemployment
will increase.-Burley Udaho) Bull
let.n.
IN Manila a bill has been introduced
in the legislature appropciating $500.