The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-02-02

will only take ten more years for tn
people Of this country to become en-
|. lightened enough 30 that warfare
greed, lust and british instincts will
be considerably lessened. That b!
that time mankind will begin to know
the true meaning Of brotherhood ans
4 cooperation Of effort. He stated tina
world conditions were what were driv.
ing people to BolSheyism. It seems
many have an idea that PolsheHisn
means rattlesnake or some sutIi, but
he stated it means masses. Special
privilege will meet it's Waterloo when
we become organized sufficiently to
demand what we want instead ofstry-
ing to strike and cause misery thru
that channel. he said. He believes
there will be Democratic landslide
next election, after which the farmer
will awaken to the fact that neither
Democrats nor Republicans have re-
duced the high cost Of production or
lowered the cost OF existence. Things
will ease for the time being, but
greater suffering is in store later We
are not calamity bowler believers, but
you can weigh this for what it is
worth. A great deal can happen in
= year nowadays, and with the I'M
even distribution Of wealth only trou-
Bile can ever result. While we are at
ii will mention about his idea Of
limiting arms in the peacs conference.
1t seems they must not use gas or
in warfare. Can you see
any feasible idea why they will cut
this out Of their list Is there any
hing human and brotherly about war
'are7 Would you rather be shot by
, machine gun bullet or an Enfield
-ifle7 Stabbed with a plain bayonet
,r one that Is a little more ragged
dyed so long as you furnish the
,read basket to be jabbed in? War is
lell, as old Sherman said, and he
new what he was taking about AS
ar as trying to civilize warfare ii is
bout as practical as it would be to
'ull cats teeth and claws and ex-
ect it to catch mice.
Harry Ivie has been a pretty sick
nd with spell Of pneumonia, but ,
as begun to repair, from reports we
ave. Boys, better make call and !,
rake life seem a little more cheerful :
Or Harry while he is flat on his back.
! will be appreciated, for | can }
peak from experience.
Some new faces at the dance Sat
rday evening were Brick" Appel,
orita and lila Lockett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isrye Hutton and Mrs. Hutton's sis
'r, Miss Carter.
Amos Helmick. Jr., is suffering !,
,om sore foot. We did not learn
neither he attempted to kick COW !.
nd she backfired or whether he didn't
are his toe nails soon enuf and he i,
his mud hook causing a bad
ire. 1t is sufficient to say Amos
W Hot YET mAue MS leet sore WAL :.
q pinch toes ard counting the girls. :
Miss Maude Burt, teacher Of the :
wer grades in Lincoln school, was !.
Iffering with tonsilitis Monday. SO !.
as unable to teach. Mrs. Vivian .
ray. instructress In the other room, !.
sumed Miss Burt's duties. !,
VI n. -
right, has been visiting the last two !,
eeks with his uncle, b. S. Wright !,
ID family. Howard returned with =
1T when he was in Nampa attending !
ruce Evans meetings. Mrs. Riggs =.
AS in attendance at the Modin hop :
aturday evening and had all the !.
noritas going loco over his method :,
shaking a shoulder. Howard aim a
to prune peaches for his uncle, but :,
e weather has delayed him. :