Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-24

Ntuleu IuG DdSeUd1 CLUBS from open
',ostilities-R ichfieid (Utah) Reaper.
There is still pure and unadulter-
ated love in the world. Nothing less
could persuade some people to marry
what they do.-Twin Falls udaho)
Times.
At twenty a young man thinks there
Is only one girl in all the world, but II
he lives to be thirty he knows there
are millions OF 'em.-Logan (Utah)
Republican.
Every town contains a certain num-
Der of men who live better than the
average, and whose source of income
nobody can find out.-Carson City
(Nev.) News.
Bolshevism is anti-middle classism.
ALI of us Americans being middle
classers, we are not going to revolt
against ourselyes.-~Amerieanb Falls
Idaho) Press.
Possibly it is because coal is a little
hard to get this year, but we've heard
more talk about the weather in Ely
this winter than for good while
Ely (Nev.) News.
Sounds little like old times to hear
that the jails in towns along the
transcontinental railroads are being
filled nightly with "vags.' The tour
LIST travel'' has started for Calf Drnia
Virginia City (N4v) Chronicle.
Christmas, after all. is what we
make it. It can be holiday on hich
we rest little and, incidentally, give
a few gifts to near friends, or IL can
be a great day Of celebration, of nong
and gladness and religious wors hip,
as it should be.-Boise (Idaho)
Statesman.
The period of reckless buying on
the part of the public may be over,
but business men who know how to
adjust their enterprises to changing
conditions know that business is still
to be had and that newspaper adver-
Using will help them get it.-Buhl
Cdaho) Republican.
We most heartily approve of the
fight inaugurated in the cities against
the ridlculing of "good old Santa
Claus" by permitting scarecrOw imi-
tators wearing dirty robes and dirtier
bodies, disguised by befouled masks
and ringing an unmusical bell to at
tract attention and frighten children.
Park City (Utah) Record.
High in the middle of a good time
the flirt discovers that she is thirty
years old, and has the alternative of
either marrying the bald-headed bach
elor friend of the family or laying in
n supply of rouge. hs.r dye, corn plas-
ters and cats and teaching music and
expression. until her voice and the
oorhouse door creaks simultaneously
Brigham City (Utah) Journal.
Now that we have a bone dry ma
Non, and tho prospects of a decent d.
Vorce law for Nevada, an organiZa-
ton that has not taken part in any
great moral reform announces that an
attempt is to be made to put ban
On tobacco in all forms. The only
mistake they are making is not to
id chewing gum to the list Of habits
to Danish in an effort to make this old
world a decent place In which TO live.
-Gardnerville New Record Courier
There is but one possible objection
20 the .sNo Accident Week" movement.
That is so many persons are led to the
opinion that 1t means one should avoid
rlsking his life and limb but that week,
and that one may continue his waste
full habit of running all sorts of risks
the other 81 weeks of the year. IT
should be No Accident Week every
week = Nampa (Idaho) Free Press.
Tt seems that one of the important
problems of the present time is for a
better understanding between the
farmers and business men. Each have
their difficulties to overcome and IL
would be a good thing If the people in
every profession and industry could
learn little more about each others
work and problems. Lack of infor-
nation often creates a prejudice
Utah Farmer.
But let no one tell you that the
nation is going to the dogs Such a
thing is impossible. The present de
preston will be as great or as small
as the rank and file of the American
people make it.-sparizs (Nev.l Trib-
une.