Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-18
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER.

THIS THAT AND THE THEN.
r II man feels that time flies
away too rapidly and wishes his
days heightened let him put in his
+ time In waiting for a belated train
that IL still losing time and a few
hours will appear 10 have the length
J OF a whole day. Besides II gives an
opportunity 10 let patience have It's
perfect work. And when the train
comes and you find every seat oc-
cupied and you have 10 stand up
and some lazy lounge is occupying
two seats with his luggage and does
not see that you have no seat or
does not seem 10 see, at least he
Is willing for you 10 stand. Then II
would not create any surprise to
you II you should get a little hot
under the collar but II is no use to
spit green and have 20 get a Their.
mometer TO tell whether you can in
dulge in a rise OF temperature with
out danger OF explosion. besides II
might be that some good angel would
see your situation and make room
for you In a pleasant place and
show himself gentleman as did
stranger on our way here. When
he saw that we we're old people and
had an upper birth in the sleeper,
he asked my age and then said. II
win change births with you" and
he did.
A Fire.
The second night that we spent
In San Diego. there was a fire In a
roOming house. Il was caused by
a man leaving gas jet open In
the early part OF the night he struck
a match to light a cigar and the
gas lgnited and instantly spread
through the hall and set the whole
house on fire. Many were badly
burned. one man lost his life and
others burned beyond hope OF recoy-
cry. A woman In the midst OF the
cries for help called at the top Of
her voice. Save my babiesl Save my
babies!" and the firemen rushed !
into the burning house and found /
two kittens. | had a talk with a
man and he told me that early in /
the evening OF the fire he rented /
a room In this house and paid his
rent and looked his room over again,
concluded not TO occupy II and
handed back the keys to the keeper
Of the house and took rooms in an
n'her house. Had II not been for
This review of his room he would al
80 have been In the fire.
Too Much Hygiene.
Our landlady contracted milk from
, new firm from sample The man
alkod Of the hygienic quality of the
milk and she paid him for months
ickets and received the milk for a
ew days and no cream appeared to
aise on Il, She was much disap-
'ointed and wrote him a note and Z
old him that there was too much
'ygiene In II and not enough milk,
hat she wanted It straight from
he COW and the hygiene left out so
hat she could get little cream
rom tho milk or pay back the mon
y and take back his tickets.
There Is a small boy block or
wo up the street that has large
log somewhat resembling lion and
no boy got his father to shear him.
The boy then went among children
nd told them that he had a pet
lon and they went TO the stable to
go the pet. The lad brought him
at and they were alarmed and
rightened. This brought out the
lother OF the boy and she took the
oy into a room and shut him In,
nd told him that II was wicked to
ecoive anyone that way and that
Q should stay In until he would
SIX God 10 forgive him for this de-
option. She left him In for awhile
nd returned TO the room and asked
m II he had said anything TO
cd yet and he said "Yes, mother.
told him all about Il and God said
was all right. he didn't blame me
BIT for no said that no thought
mself that II was lion when he
-st saw Il"
A. WELLS.