The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-11-10

Inter -Mountain
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Colleges are crowded with students
this fall, H.: only II can play on the
varsity team.-Nampa (Idaho) Free
Press.
Modern girls probably haven't any
more charms than the Old-fashioned
ones, but they display more Of them.
HALEY (Idaho) Times-Miner.
Perhaps the reason that man ID
unable to solve the problems that are
ages old, is because he Is no smarter
than he was ages agO.-Ely (Nevade)
Times.
All of our wise ana 0Stute poll
ticians are strong for letting the
women vote-nOw that they are going
to vote anyway.-Price (Utah) Sun.
There is a big fight on all over the
country between the regular physi.
clans and the non-regular, such as
hOmeOpaths, chiropractics and others,
which is pretty much of mystery to
the average boob layman like most
Of us are. no the average person
doctor is a doctor, and some OF 'em
worse, and we do not savvy what all
the clamor Is about. Probably 1t Is
more about the fees than anything
else.-Logan (Utal) Journal.
The recent storms have stripped the
groves of their yellow leaves, and
winter is apt to steal in unawares at
any time, but Henry has reduced the
price Of "Lizzie" so we can sit while
the billiards. rage and enjoy the con-
ISOLATION that comes when beautiful
spring comes breezing around. Our
superanimated old "flivver" Will
emerge from the drift in front Of the
cabin ready to be snapped In on a
new one with real starter and all
the other up-to-date fixin'A provided
our note Is good for tho balance until
one year hence.-Malad (Idaho) En-
terprise.
The decline in Wholesale commodity
prices for 10 consecutive weeks leaves
no doubt that the peak Of high prices
has passed. Everything is dropping,
from milk to automobiles, in spite of
the strenuous protests from certain
sources that reductions in price at this
time are mpossible.-Cedar City
(Utah) Record.
Nobody tells the truth all the time
but your batting average ought to bt
around $50 at .least.-Carson City
New News.
A brick mason over in Winnemuccs
has been admitted to practice law II
the courts Of the state. Probably 1,
anticipation of other times, for surel!
brick mason could hardly afford a
this juncture to lay aside his calling
In favor of the humble occupation O.
legal practitioner. - Fallon (Nev.
Standard.
And judging by some of the news a
hand, the flames of upheaval that tn
Bolshevik gang in Russia planned Of
tanning throughout the rest of Du
rope have burst out most fiercely IL
the Soviet czardom's own front yard
Butte MONTY Miner.
The trouble with most of us in no
finding happiness lies in the fact tina
we are looking for It way off some
where, sometime in the dim and dis
? tant future, and overlook whole 10
, Of it all around us almost every da
, and night of our lives.-Logan (Utah
I Journal.
: A customer sitting dn the first chat
In Shorty Halls barber shop the othe
? day had ordered "all the trimmings
3 which, Of course, included the sing
: litter the haircut. So when Short
got his taper lighted and under wa
}. little kid just outside the door WI
: heard to exclaim: Look, MANN
: they are hunting 'em on that fello
with candle."-Paul (Idaho) Pres