The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-01-26

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Editorial Hilites
Selected for Western Newspapz Uniss
Service By b. A. c. and C. B. W.
Long prayers are going ont Of date.
Zoo many people fail to wake up
promptly at their ciose-Psrma
(Idaho) Review.
There is always room for improve.
it's about the only room
you dsn't have to pay any rent for
Las Vegas (Nev.) Age.
Wonder il the time win come when
a Teller viii ask for the kind Of beer
his mother used to make.-GlennS
Ferry Qdaho) Gazette.
II the war had not been won in 1913,
what would have been yoor income
tax for 1920. Pay it with thankful.
CIdaho) News
II prohibition endures. the price q
wine grapes will soon enable Calffor-
ola to bug Japan and settle the ques-
tion--yirginia City (Nev.) ChrooicIA.
The Reds in this country claim thar
noIsheyism is the best government in
The world. but how they do scream
when we depors a bunch of them to
2nssia--Logan (Utah) Journal.
Eight Chicago girls were recently
awarded In court - each for . hug
apiece II they could close out their
stock at that price they would be pur-
sued by titled foreignerx-Emmett
1daho) Examiner.
The politicians don't want Hefbers
Hoover in the cabinet, as he would
hand ont food to the starving children
of Europe rather than plums to the
lungry office seekers at hone-RicA.
field Utah) Reaper.
Back in the east several large coal
companies have reduced the price Of
coal Similar action in this snow-cov-
cred. heavy coal consuming section
would be nightly apprec;Ated--Park
City (Ctah) Record
A lecal dairy manager has an
nouneed that the price Of milk to the
patrons in Twin Falls viii be cut to
12h cents a quart beginning Febr0-
ary l. Maybe the old COW is returning
20 earth again after her Jump over
The moon--Tvin Falls Udaho) TmeA
A Meridian man says the most
| precious things in life are those that
| ant be bought This thought came
| o him when he realized he had money
| o buy things TO fill the Christmas
-tcckiass. but no children TO find the
stockings after they were filled
Meridian uiaho) Times
| Just as we feared it appears that
| Greece got $15.O100O0 Of our money
and that since 1919. that is. after the
| var was over. Our government has
undertaken to finance any one deemed
1eedy-snd the people who pay the
axes have had little TO say shout
what was done with their moneys
Goldheld (Nev.) Tribune
Because the building eo1ld not b
ceased on acceptable terms for another
rear, the Weiser General hospital was
closed Saturday. This leaves q popu-
lation Of approximately twenty thou
sand without hospital facilities This
is probably q condition thAt exiSt1
nowhere else in the United States
weiser Qdaho) American
Postmaster General Buriesoa's essi-
mates were cut S11.OO.OnO BY the
committee before the postoffice ap-
preparation bill was reported to the
house, which was letting the depart
meae off rather lightly Considering
that many members would Ike to cut
off the postmaster gensral--Idahs
Falls udaho) Times-Regisser.
High over the door in the Job offics
et the Press Bulletin for years and
years has been pasted 4 pungent para
graph. perhaps the handiwork Of q
tramp printer, which reads as follows.
The idea Is advanced that the lack Of
eauipmen. tends to keep peace-fcr
getting that it was not the absence OF
equipment which gave the charm ID
the Garden Of Eden. but the presence
Of innocence Bingham U'tahl
Press Bulletin.
RICH, now there 10 nothing funda
mentally wrong with the CniteS
States from an economical standpoint
We are world creditors. the nation II
money and products was neve
wealthier. our exports continue in sui
| fIcseur volume to give us A comfort