The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-07

not materially. The Hired Man
wishes these two churches would join
hands and jog along together. One
is symbolism of the other. The
former uses and approves the organ
or piano in worship, the latter uses
the tuning fork, but no bigger instru-
ments. The former has Missionary |
societies to administer their benevo-
lences, the latter thinks this is an un-
warranted innovation and is unscrip-
tural. The latter individually as mem |
bers send off their remittances per-
sonally to Missionaries of whom they !
have never heard. They both print
organs of church news and admoni-
ton and instruction. They are both
logicians and debaters with the world,
and both contend with good degree
of honesty that they are correct. They
both contend for the scripture in all
its bearings and base all their teach
ings on thus saith the Lord. Both
their governments are congregational
and they are immersionists. They both
set and eat at the Lords table each
First day of the week, with their own
Lord at his table Both have the
theory of justification by faith and
obedience. They do not make a
strong point of taking children early
; into their churches, since they see
provision in the scripture for child
salvation through Christ in His own
,, way. They both believe in the clean
; white life after profession. in the par
. don of sins, the resurrection and life
eternal. If there is any good reason
for running separate institutions the
! Hired Man has been kept in ignorance
concerning that reason.
They say you are minister, Hired
Man, tell us plainly, should wife or
should husband make the morning
c fres?" Never mind about me being a
$ minister, but let me answer your
r question. In town, the husband ought
/. to make the fires, in the country, the
: wife ought to do the job. Certain
y seasons of the year, however, the
It husband should make them: for in
: stance in the winter. But In summer
time, the husband should get out of
bed and make run for his irriga-
). ton ditch. dig out the dam and change
y the water, make a run for the other
= dam, dig it out and throw in another
! and then chase himself over to the
lower ditch and do the same capers a
r. headgate and stop the leak, thence
~ grain, and then speed away over tc
u the pasture and change the water and
~ then hustle around to the place ir
the fence where the heifer crawleC
!. through, and fix it up, thence cut
~ few little bitches across that high dry
:, spot that was not wetting to do any
~ good, and thence stop that leak ou
=, into the road, and thence run bach
~ and quietly wake up the $45.OO hiret
Is man and tell him breakfast is ready
&c and thence wash his face hurriedly ant
le sit down to eggosee and grape nut
SC and corn fakes and lettuce and ;
~ little clabber. His wife. however
e. ought to make the morning fires.
e. "If the Hired Man was trading at
store who gave him credit, but ON
day. he found another store tina
ne would save him twenty-five cents o.
ho a three dollar purchase for cash an
We he had the money, would he save tn
es two bits?" No, would not. Their
ie. is more at stake on deal of this sol
W than the simple matter of saving you
- two bits. One merchant is trustin
YOU all the while. There are time
when it is worth several two bits jul
to be able to carry off the stuff yo
need without paying for it at tn
time. You ought to think of this whe
YOU are running around with a fe
:. dimes here and there. Stand by II
store that stands by you. OF cours
if you can pay cash all the while, ar
cash store will beat your cred
store, do not see any harm i'll chanl
ing trading places, but there is
funny feeling comes stealing over OF
when he owes forty dollars at OF
stores and slips over to another
spend dollar or two cash Just b
cause he can take in some leader tn
day for ten cents less. Avoid all the
unnecessary funny feelings that "
can, you'll be better man.
In a good, long letter. from R..
McFarlane of Notus. the Hired M;
is asked this week a number of Bib
questions. Mac touches bottom
. several of the debated points, and
will answer briefly, to save spa(
| as God willing that any should pc
ish?" He states that he is not willir
| feel that he is telling the truth VIII
| he states that. did God foreknc
and prearange our salvation before '
| were born" No, we cut the caper OF
/ selves. as man more just that God
| No; for it's hard to find just m;
|"Why was the devil ana MS ang'
| cast out of Heaven?' Because tn
are lying about what Christians a
| and are doing. They were telling G
| lot of rot about Christians and G
| got tired of their lies. A lot OF FOL
on earth are doing the same lyil
| "Why was Christ and all the apost
| and other martyrs killed." That W
| the devils idea of doing things, tt
| same idea makes some men and W
men curse the church and its memb'
| today. Worldly folks are very prone
| do the work of their fathers, and
| devil is the father of many men a
women on earth today. why
Noah find favor with God?" Nc
|. tumbled to the privileges that G
had extended to all men. "Will a
y unsaved soul accuse God of not p