The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-04-08


part just like an ordinary huma
being. 1t is the imitator who make
a big noise-Vernal (Utah) Express
One George Economy. Elko count
bc,.leEger, was convicted last wee
after Il costly trial in the district court
People in Eiko county may now accep
the old truism There is nothing in
name. "-Fallon (Nev.) Standard.
We don't place any reliance in tn
report that General Villa is now
Sunday school teacher. We doubt i
there are eithes Sundays or schools il
Old Mex.-Winnemucca (Nev) Star.
Do you know that nine-tenths &C tn,
| BOlsheviki and anarchists in Tn,
United States can hardly speai
English, have hardly and knowledge OF
this country beyond the region thai
their legs and eyes and ears take
them ?-American Fork (Utah) Citi
zen.
1t is pity, though that there is nc
way of singing out the gougers and
profiteers and compelling them to
grub for themselves or do without. II
would be mighty comforting to the
farmer, the retailer, and the fellows
who pay the piper.-Beaver (Utah)
Press.
And it would appear chat just I'M
| der the surface anyw-sC~e i'm Russia,
the embers of revolt against the Rus.
sian soviet autocracy are 81 Ioldering.
ready at almost any time to burst into
wide-spreading flame of opposition to
the soviet carbon there. Butte
lMont.) Miner.
Strange every fellow thinks he has
the only hard job in the world. In
one single chapter of a recent novel
we noticed that the hero's co'lntenance
fell, his voice broke, his heart sank, his
hair rose, his eyes blazed, his words
burned, his blood froze. That's leading
n versatile life.-Pocatello Qdahos
Tribune
Several colleges now have courses
Of study Of the liquor problem, the
same being in the department of biolo
gy. Why biology? Men obtain their
knowledge If liquor while sowing wild
oats, properly in the department of
agriculture. Also it sometimes leads
10 bugology.- Brigham City (Utah)
Iournai
A movement is in progress to "clean
up the movies" which should receive
the support Of all who are interested
in the moral welfare of the future
generation. 1t has come to such a
pass that many of the motion
pictures shown on the screen are all
or in part unfit to be attended by
either children or adults.-Fairfield
Udaho) Courier.
About the best and surest way to
bring prosperity back is for etry-
body to believe in it and talk about
it. Growing and grumbling does loi
of harm and no good. 1t produces
nothing but further cause for com
plant. The rays of the sun may be
peeping through the clouds that seel
to obscure it, but we cannot see i as
long as we keep looking at the h.pd
beneath our feet. Look up and w,
will see something:-Price (Utah)
Sun.
There is some consolation In neina
president. The latest information is (,
the effect that the White House celia
Is well stocked with old wines, whicl |
were placed there before the eighteenth |
became effective. Pres.
dent Wilson certainly showed a spir
Of generosity when he failed to ha,' |
The wine moved from the White Hous
10 his new home. There will likely b.
40 dearth of candidates for presden
while the supply lasts.-Idaho Fan
lIdaho) Times-Register.
The Sixteenth session is wer, ant
is work has been made public. Th'
governor had finished his study
Iills and his approval of them. Tn
'eople of Idaho are for the first TIM
lbie to judge of the value of the ses
ion. There win he praise for the
hings the lawmakers refraned from
lOing, but there will also be not n
title grumbling and weeping anu
of teeth over some Of the
hings it did.-Boise Qdaho) States.
nan.
Congress has debated earnestly the
question whether the United States
rmy should consist of 10000, 1T5,00O
II 100000 men. Ii makes little DIFF
Tence under present conditions,
shich of these figures is determined
pom, except that the people are moi
a mood at present to pay taxes on
large military esiabIshment.-Val
Ore) Enterprise.