The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-02-19


} office OF trust.
That one of the most dreaded dis.
eases is said to be verbomania. Its
symptoms are much talking and little
action. II is very fatal to progress
along any lines.
That the beginning of all govern
ment is in the home and IL we ex-
Ipect good discipline in our schools
We must cooperate With the teachers
by sending well-disciplined children.
That If the application of the
Golden Rule Ia the home problems
brings harmony, growth and individ-
ual freedom. it is none the less po-
tent when applied IN the industrial
family.
That cat may have nine lives.
but it lives all of them at once and
when one of the greedy feIinss
ssbags" our breakfast heefsteak, 1t
dies all nine of its lives also. al one
and the same time.
That the Law of recompense is re-
cognized in every walk of life, but it
can be observed in no better place
than that Of the public school teach
er, and good teacher always sees
that she returns equal value.
That ii is the many earnest wo-
man working noislessly and tireiess-
" for the uplift Of our people. who
have achieved great industrial and
civic reforms-and not the militant
zuffragiss, as many would have US
believe.
That we believe that everyone
prefers to do the right thing, and
live up to responsibilities that equi-
vocation on public questions is .
wrong attitude that those in author
ity should not wear chips on their
That there 10 sucker born every
minute. This evidently comes d.
rect from the state fish hatchery,
and may be relied upon Is authentic
The worst feature Of it all 10 that
The death rate will never be able to
catch up 4
That some people evidently 90 to
:hurch and get 50 enthused over the
sermon or singing or both, that when
hey depart they do not realize the
difference between their own and
,ther peoples rubbers, umbrellas or
,vercoats. IA
That Helen Keller says there is
10 blindness except Of the mind, and
hat the world is full of miricles and
{ we look We can fnd them. Helen T
hould remember that We poor reser- 3
ationors are even forbidden by this
government of the free and brave, TO \
Sc "eyeopenefs," Ia any form.
That IT would be well for Presi-
emf Wilson. n0w that he ham m@&ffef3 NJ
ae tariff and the currency questions,
, give some little attention to meas
res looking toward the emancipa-
on Of the two million little children Il
lslaved In the mines and factories \
tbs glorious land Of the free.
That one Of the strongest instincts h
the normal man 10 bis desire for
nus ement and recreation; therefore 4
Is folly to denounce and IegisIaEe 4
,ainst questionable places of enter-
inment for unless we provide suit
lie places under right influences
sy will certainly find the other
ID.
That one good mother In Nezperce
We as secret of her success In
E rearing of family that are an
nor 10 their parents, and credit
their town, this serse formula oil
. always al home when they re-
med from school; always knew
ere my children we're and who 3
.ir companions we're"
That the farmer has at last come
0 bis own. The man, s'whom fur
w of this stubborn globe hath
Ike" has become the man with the n
am plow, the man with the auto
bile, the telephone, the rural free
VERY, the scientific sgFiculturiss,
man to be reckoncd with in every