Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-05-14
Inter-Mountaiin
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Service by r. A. C. and C. B.W.
The LATEST man knows that he's
misunderstood that he never had a
chance, and besides, when he did have
one, somebody took 1t away from him.
Carson New News.
Prosecuting sounds a little like price,
cutting. ii you say it fast. But it's
doubtful If talk of the first had much
to do with the seeond.-Pocatell
Gdaho) News.
BY paying $40 day for an apart.
ment in Chicago, Ethel Barrymore
finds that she is saving $110 day
over the amount it would cost her to
live in Chicago totel. Well, that is
one way to save money. Another way
would be to stay away from Chicago.
--Goldfeld New Tribune.
No need to worry there will be
various important topics for Discus
sion, even after the campaign is over.
butte (Mont.) Miner.
Uncle Sam Is employing beer test
ers to find law-breaking breweries.
There are 20 applicants for every Job.
-Nampa Qdaho) Free Press.
English Coal Miners Strike-head
line. And we suppose gasoline will go
1p another cent.-Caldwell (Idaho)
Tribune.
Maybe the reason Russia doesn't
Join the League of Nations is she's
afraid she'd first have to take a bath
and get shayed.-Ephraim (UtaM En-.
terprise.
The sum OF six-bits expended In
labor and about 81 in leather becomes
$12 pair of shoes by the time 1t
caches the consumer. Ah well, we
never were very strong at figgerin'-
Logan (Utah) Journal.
The wind-bag orators on the soap
BOXES don't accomplish much to create
unrest, but the profiteers taking in
their millions and indifferent to the
welfare of the people, are more sue.
.essful along that Hne.-Elko (Nev.)
free Press
After all, Briton who has his win
:er coal in ahead of the strike seems
10 be much better off than an Ameri-
can who, despite the fact that there
s no strike here, cannot get COAL
lonopah (Nav.1 Bonanza.
Many hundreds of hogs have been
shipped out of this district the past
scar, but we still have the road hoe
with us.-Rupert Udaho) News.
Under new prohibition regulations II
S asserted that diplomats may no long
er ship alcoholic beverages over the
lines of comm On carriers, but may
have them transported by private
truck. The job of chauffeur for the
minister of foreign power is likely
TO attract numerous searchers for con-
genial employment.-To nopah (Nev)
Bonanza.
The tide of emigration has surely
set towards the United States, but up
to a late hour it had not floated Emma
Goldman, Berkman, ct al. back to these
shores. nor is it ever likely to have d
chance to do so.-Butte (Mont.) Miner
At eighteen they're terribly wise III
their own conceit, and very foolish ID
mr. older estimation, but don't you
wish YOU were that way and eighteen!
Carson City (Nev.) News.
Over in Europe soldiers deem 1t
great honor to be decorated for bra-
very and advanced from the ranks TO
some minor position. Down in Mexico
tbe man who is brave enough advances
himself to the highest position ana Sc
Iects his own decorations. $780, Emmett
Udaho) Examiner.
Adam went to sleep one night some
thousands of years b. G. During the
night one of his ribs was removed.
In the morning he woke, look q about
him and exclaimed: "Hello, Septem-
her Morn! How are you, old gir'f'--'
Emmett (daho) Examiner.
There was a senator elected FROM,
Montana some years ago. lie way
elected by reason of his generosity In
distributing "hooch." He was not well
Informed. When he reached Washing