The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1920-12-01

FAN Is here all right, all right; Cno
trees haven't any moro clothes on
than some of the women.-Goldfield
(Nev.) Tribune.
Better lay up supply Of chewing
and smoking. They got whisky and
universal suffrage. Tobacco Is next
Ely (Nsv) News.
The most patriotic thing for the
American to d. for the next year 10 to |
economic, economic and then some
Beaver IUtahJ Press.
II you can't stand the "gaff," stay
out Of politics. The public Official ID
subject to censure for his mistakes
and usually gets it-Dubois (Idaho)
Enterprise-Bannef.
The energy you use in worrying
over your income tax, II directed to
work, might increase your income 30
you wouldn't have to worry about the
tax.-Carson (Nev.) News.
Consider the humble thirteen-cent
sugar and how it swells when again
it appears in the form Of candy at
one dollar per, or in soft drinks at
dime q thimbleful.-Logan (Utah)
Journal.
As the compilations continue to be
made. it appears th-f Senator Harding
has . plurality Of about seven millions
in the popular vote. Why not move
to make it unanimous7 - Virgins
(Nev.) Chronicle.
When corn is hilA the farmers can't
make any money because feed costs 90
much, and when corn is low the farm
ers can't make anything because they
lose on their principal crop.-Elko
(Nev.) Free Press.
Considering the way a lot Of auto
mobile drivers behave, those horses
who some years ago used to jump into
the bitches at the sight Of a machine
showed very good judgment-Elko
(Nev.) Free Press.
Green hides are now being sold at
six cents a pound, making a whole
.owhide bring $3.50 to $500. This
uide will furnish leather for a dozen
pair Of shoes, but $12 CT $14 per pair
for shoes is sti1 the rage.-Brighsm
City (Utah) Journal.
For the first time since the war
1Onopah is back to almost normal in
the number Of men employed in the
mines. Rustling lines are in evidence
at most Of the mines and men are be-
ing turned away owing to the full OPP
Grating requirements having been sat
isfied--Tonopah (Nev.) Gazette.
Shortage Of orders for lumber has
| caused the suspension of night shifts
in the box factory, planning mills and
shipping department of the Red River
Lumber company at Westwood. There
has been no curtailmeSt in the mills
so far, but only one-half Of the kilnA
are being operated.-virginia (Nev..
| Chronicle.
Now the dSpatches tell Us that one
IT the prohibition cranks vested with
enforcement authority down In Ohio.
has ruled that hops and malt cannot
be utilized in home brew by the house
holder. Is there anything the house
holder possesses that resembles any
thing like a right? One Of these days
the old householder will arise in his
dignity and swat few pests.-Poca.
tello (Idaho) Tribune.
Where Mr.. Eugene v. Debs has the
advantage over Emma Goldman, Berk
man ct al, Is that while he is housed
and provided for and Is safe and sound
In q comfortable American peniten
Gary, saying and writing what he
! wants to, the others are hedged in by
autocratic Russian, soviet rules and
regulations, and where ruin, hunger
want and general misery are CHIEF
phases Of existence.-Butte (Mont.)
Miner.
Early on the mo ming Of November
= we jumped hurrtedly out Of bed
threw up the curtains and eagerly
looked out to see If the country wa.
still there, and had been saved. Il
was still there, all right. and mus
have been saved or it wouldn't b
here. 1t WIS a great relief and we arr
awfully glad Of it. From what lo
Of the politicians said, we were afrait
Of waking up in lake Of fire, with ,
lot Of little fork-tailed and cloven
hoofed devils punching us all arount
with redhot pitchforks, but luckily WI
all escaped. whether we deserved i
or not. There is always something t,
be thankful for.-Brigham City (Utah.
Journal