The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-07
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Conducted by
Mrs. DORA A. WRYMoUFlH


Better serve God in lowly sphere than
the devil in high places
NO person can make success of religion
and work but eight hours day.
DO not worship your opinion, for you
might be wrong.
Some men in giving aims only put them
out at compound interest.
"All subsequent relations are made or
marred in the early years of child's life
in the family circle"
In every child there are possibilities
Which may be directed for good. Are Won
directing your child's talents for the great
est good?
But if any provide not for his own, and
especially for those of his own house, he
hath denied the faith, and is worse than
an infidel. Paul
Father provoke not your children to
anger. lest they be discouraged. Col.
III, 81.
For centuries the motherhood of our
land have been bringing their children to
Christ. Thank God that they have, but
that does not excuse the fathers. The
fathers. The fathers have not failed in
the1r duty to their children so far as their
maintenance is concerned. The father
tolls to feed the child and works to clothe
1t, he sometimes cares for the education oil
the child, and sometimes-not otter
enough, not nearly often enough-he care.
for the amusement of the child. But how
often do they care for the religious train
ing of the child?
Fathers should take the same care t.
keep their child's confidence that tn,
mother does The boy who tells his fathe
his secrets will never be bad boy. lie
your children know you are not only thei
moral police and provides but are thei
father as well. and are interests them.
The temperance movement which begun
in Japan in 1878 now numbers 3,617 mem
bers. AS result OF their agitation bill
has been passed prohibiting the use of to
bacco by children under twenty years O
age.
1T is time that we give alcohol its right
full place and honor, that of being anon,
all injurious and evil things. the most in
furious and the most evil, not only becaus
of the evil lurking within itself. but be
cause it is linked with crime of every kind
It is time we dubbed-when it must b
personitied-by some term that will right
ly express its spirit and purpose; that wi
warn its possible victims of danger rattle
than incite them to admiration; that wi
inspire disgust rather than interest. Ii
Us call him Knave. Let us treat him an
teach our youth to treat him as knavC
one to be suspected, watched, defeated
driven out of all social life and every d,
: cent community-a vagabond deservin
only and ever, at the hand of man, extin,
/ ton, death.-Union Signal.
People all over the United States are r.
ceiving postal cards, asking them to sen
their names to the U. s. National Societ,
Philadelphia, to be used in mammot
anti-cigarette petition. and to write fou
cards like this to their friends. Mrs. Il
gals, National Supt. of anti-Narcotics fl
the w. C. T. u, tells US it is only fax
No one is representing such a society ar
the mails are piling up, uncalled for,
Philadelphia. What efforts you are vii
:. ing to make against the cigarette should
. made through the regular channels of tt
!, w. c. T. U. work which are most effectiv