The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-23
KICKER's CORNER.

EDITOR kICKERS CORNER-W Ill
you please let me record kick about
the road which goes by the court house
and out on to the bench. Why is not
the Caldwell Real Estate and Water Co.
made to put bridge across the ditch
just beyond the court house. or il it is not
the cOmpany's business why isn't some
one made to do II? 1t is nasty, danger
GUS place. Then why does not the
county road Overseer or the commits
sioners order some work done on the
hill rising on to the bench think that
road is of sufficient Importance to re-
quire attention. People do not relish
going way around by Canyon hill when
= few days work would make the other
road just as good and reduce the dis
about q mile and half. don't know
IL this kick will do any good, but some
of these days when some one has
runaway coming down that hill and a
leg or neck is broken, there will be a
kick that will make some county officers
20 out and howl. JACK RABBIT.
EDITOR KICKEk's CORNER--This is
not kick but an inquiry. would like
to know what has become of the char
ity society that was formed last winter.
It was a good effort in the right direc-
ton and | am told was well sustained
by donations given cheerfully by char
table people. That the society did good
and efficient work, no one will question.
But what want to know is this: Has
the society fulfilled its mission and
disbanded? Or are they still at work?
My reasons for making the inquiry is
not to pry into the work of the society
but rather to suggest that. perhaps,
they are overlooking worthy objects of
charity if at work. Within the last
two weeks have donated to three differ
ent parties in need of help, and the last
one was widow with four small chill
dren that were actually hungry. Now
such conditions should not be allowed
to exist in a community where there
are so many that have good homes and
plenty to eat and wear. Let the society
begin operations at once aid if short
OF funds let them call on the people and
/ venture their call will be answered
with sufficient means to relieve the
necessities of all of Caldwell. s poor.
Xxx.
EDITOR KICKER's CORNER-I guess
the kick in your last issue comes from
the thing which, sadly enough, is en-
titled to call himself my husband. 1t
is just about his size. He has been
whining along that line number OF
years, and suppose there is auy num-
Der of sOfties to sympathize with him.
/ suppose the noble brutes, called hus-
bands, think there is nothing in the
world for ladies to do but drag about a
lot OF progeny" Wouldn't society be
in delightful condition if ladies took
their families out with them on every
occasion? Wouldn't it be lovely to
have your humbby aud six dirty chill.
dren trapping after you while making
social calls. Indeed, we ladies would
cut pretty figure at our social enter
tainments if lot of nasty little prog
eny" had to come along. What lady
would fix up as becomes devOut
Christian if she had to take half dozen
brats to church with her and get her
things all creased up and finger marked.
It's too low and vulgar to think about
Goodness knows there is trouble enough
with children without having them
with you all the time. l just wouldn't
step out Of the house If couldn't leave
the children at home with their father
where they belong. Wy man always
was sentimental goose and guess
there are many more like him. They
think the world wasn't made for any
sure I've had enough of them and am
Disguised with those pokey men who
keep talking about the divinity of slOb-
proper place for children is at home.
Tho idoo nj q loAu 0ffonAinv ohr roh m
q public entertainment with lot of
children clinging to her skirts! think
society ladies ought to organize to ex.
terminate children and am sure will
be quite willing to see them co.
want you to understand Mr.. Editor
that am not 4 strong minded woman
rs Benedict says. only want him to
keep his place, that's all. Neither hs
nor the children are preyent0ble. They
are frouzy and home is the best place
for them. WIFE.
EDITOR KICKER's CORNER-In last
weeks issue kick with reversed
action appeared. 1t was aimed at the
kickers. Fortunately the effort was so
weak that the kick fell short. How
ever. it served as warning, and the
kickerS have since met and organized
for mutual protection. Benedict" be-
cause of the universal sympathy felt
for him, and from a desire to give him
standing and prestige in his fight
against the "bull pup was unani-
mously elected President; sold Ignor-
ance" because. of the popularity of
his cause was made secretary;
enquirer" because of his piety, was
made Chaplain; IS. 5. X" because of
his detective abilities was made Out