The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-12-08
Inter --Mountain
Editorial Hilites

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Service by r. A. C. and c. B.. w.
good many men use automobiles
<Or lodging creditors.-Helper (Utahl
Times.
1t don't pay to go through life with
a scOwl on your face. You get too
many in return.-St. George (Utah)
News.
Prices, we are told, are still coming
down. With the use of smoked glasses
they should soon be in sight-BancrOft
Udaho) Standard.
Maybe stealing second, robbing bat.
tiers of hits and throwing" the ball
destroyed the morals Of some players.
-POcatello (Idaho) News,
The common custom is to blame ones
enemies for ones defeat though ones
friends are sometimes responsible
Malad UdahO) Enterprise.
If you don't contribute something
to the general good, If no more than a
cheerful grin, why are you here?-
Pocatello Udaho) Tribune.
Where's that bird who was around
Sredicting an early winter? We want
! to congratulate him on what he doesn't
know.-St Anthony Udaho) News.
For the next four years the nation
will be ruled by a newspaper mani
There should be no fear of the adj
nistration-Gunnison (Utah) News.
A man out hunting has shot his
partner, mistaking him for a squirrel.
Not half so offensive as the darkey
no was mistaken for vkunk.-Carson
New News.
Sylvia Pankhurst is afraid to try
another hunger strike in an English
jail in the light of recent events and
will seek something new.-Pocatellc
(Idaho) News.
The peace conference used $4,000
francs worth of cigars. The Indians
used to accomplish more peace with an
old pipe and couple of tobacco leaves.
Salt Lake Telegram.
Also the election has shown that
neither Mr.. Farley Christensen or Mr.
Eugene v. Debs need be concerned with
the work of selecting a presidential
cabinet.-Butte MONTY Miner.
If You are voter you would roar
like the bull of Bashan If anyone
should attempt to disfranchise you, yet
you disfranchise yourself when you
fail to regfster-McCall (Idaho) Star
1t is one Of the misfortunes Of the
times that the great forces for good
in the world are not as noisy and dc
not attract as much attention as the
forces for evil.--Delta (Utah) Chron,
tcle.
Most everybody heartily indOrses
the "city beautiful" idea, and most
everybody will also cut the corners
Of grass plot to save one second OF
their valuable time.-ElkO (Nev.) Free
Press.
Coal is around fifteen dollars ton
and getting more careless every day.
In the old days the dealers gave you
the dust but now they use whisk
broom on each lump.-Hazeltor (Idaho)
New News.
1--WE have searchlights I'm our home. ="
declared the Twin Fulls citizen.
"Searchlights n exclaimed his friend.
EYES, said the T. F. c., whenever ]
get home shortly after midnight have
a hellova time searching for en-
Twin Falls udaho) Times.
The International Bank of Cuba has
suspended, and 5O-day moratorium
Is in effect on the island. Raw sugar
went from to "a cents and is now
back at cents, all in Few short
months. What has happened in Cuba IL
+he Inevitable which, sooner or later.
restores every artificial economic stu.
ation to normal.-Midvale Utah) Mes
| senger.
Here comes an eastern man advO-
| eating the licensing of editors, just as
lawyers. or doctors, or ministers are
licensed. And yet we doubt If he
realizes that the average editor will
not object to being licensed. He is
the best-natured soul on earth and
does not kick at any precautionary
measure. You can license him, vac
cinate him, baptize him, deOdOrize or
disinfect him, and it's all the same.
He stands for anything. But licens-
ing editors will not make good editors