Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-02-25

-Caldwel (ldahO) tribune,
Some business men who won't run |
their factories now, will b. complain
ing In few months because they |
CAM get any help,--Eiko tNcv.) Free
Press.
When the average man accumulates
enough coin to afford an automobile,
physicians tell him his state of health
demands that he walk. EmmetI
Tdaho) Examiner.
Booze Is seeming paradox In that
when IL was removed from the legal
tender category ;, II got higher rather
than cheaper and the end is not yet
e'allon (Nev.) Standard.
Railroads of the country are plan.
ming for reduction in the wage scale.
Presumably the scheme Is to begin AT
the bottom and forget TO reach the top,
st. Anthony Qdaho) News.
Being good citizen, of course,
means due weight of responsibility,
but that should not mean that the
citizen should be overwhelmed with
taxation.-Butse (Mont.) Miner.
Notwithstanding the great abun.
dance of foodstuffs the public Is not
getting the benefit. Mddlemen and
high railroad rates apparently make
the cheap produce on the farm high
before it reaches the consumer.-Ely
(Nev) Times.
While 1t might be suggested that a
home for decrepit boet|eggers could
be established, 1t is recalled that every
county Is well provided with home
of that sort at the present time, and
as n rule 1t Is well oecupled.-POca'
tello Odaho) Tribune.
Senator Fall of New Mexico, and
former Senator George Sutherland of
Utah, had the good judgment to dis
cover Senator Harding's ability long
before he became presidential pos
slbility. They are both close to the
throne now.-Boise Udnho) New Free
dom.
Both houses of the Arkansas leCis-
lature have passed a bill repeating the
anti-clgarette law now upon the statute
books of the state and the measure has
been sent to the governor for sigma
ture. The reason for repeal was that
the law failed to w,rk.-Salt Lake
Tribune.
Seven-cent hogs, 4t-cent pork and
S0-cent hams, 81 coal cost in the car,
Sl1 to $14 to the consumer. The
ghosts of old Jesse James, Jim Dalton
and Billy the Kid will kindly lead the
choir in singing Coward Christian
Soldiers" - Monte Vista (Colo)
Graphic-R Reporter.
There are two kinds OF towns I'm this
country that are drifting and getting
40 place, that are really entitled 10
sympathy. One is the town that could
support live commercial club but
won't, aud the other is the town that
has a commercial club but won't help
1t to live.-Malad (Idaho) News.
And now II Is asserted that Presi-
dent Wilson smoked as saany as two
or three cigarettes while over in Eu-
cope. Maybe that's why the league of
nations went fluey, his health broke
down, and the Democratic party hit
the toboggan sllde.-Brlgham City
(Utah) Journal.
Experience Is the peoples creates,
teacher. Experience has shown them
the failure of the direct primary in
Idaho, the system which wrecked the
Democratic party, nearly wrecked the
Republican party, and made Repub-
lican county chairman Democratic
nominee for governor.-Bolse Qdaho)
Statesman.
The bill to censor moving pictures
is still sleeping, but there is a strong
uhhtl Nul lNll III ITO ldhlls lllH Nhs
accentuated recently 10y the presenta-
ton in Boise show house Of an
underworld picture at the very time
the censorship bill was being pre-
pared. This increased sentiment for
the bill.-Preston Qdaho) Citizen.
That was deplorable occurrence at
Las Vegas, in which a boy of IA is said
TO have received, at the hands of q
teacher, 100 lashes with strap, the
beating lasting four minutes" If any
teacher administered that kind Of
punishment to pupil that teacher
should be forever disqualified from
further association with the profession
in which he Is ngaged.-Goldfield
(Nev.) Tribune.
That there will be some relief Ia the
paper shortage is now promised by the
fact that the manufacturer of Shoes