The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-30

week and then ii will be three feet
high. The accent is on the sin, and
there may be some more of 1t III
claiming all this for the plant, but
the seed house stands in under what
it says about it. Imagine having ten
acres planted to te-o-sin-te and get
ting $50 tons of fodder. If there is !
any lie out about this tremendous
plant, some body other than the
Hired man has told 1t.
Two winters ago the Hired Man
stepped up to a hungry sick looking
lad on the streets by the Commercial
eat. The boy demurred in his answer,
but finally stated that he was getting
one cent bowl of soup and some
times another - the evening and an
occasional Is cent meal at restaur-
ant. He said that was about all he
was entitled to because he was sick
and could not work much. l sent
him to DIR. Cole for examination and
DR.. Cole gave him a nice suit OF
| clothes and some medicine. Mrs. Will
| liam Mark took him in her home four
weeks and fed him up good deal:
His sickness proved to be deep seated
and this climate would not deal with
him at all lenient A home was Sc
cured for him on one Of the islands
of the Pacific $50 miles from shore.
He ate fish and breathed the briny
air and got better. He applied him
self diligently to the study of wire.
less telegraphy and today the HIRED
Man is informed that the lad is
drawing $4,000 per month in Seattle.
He is sixteen years old at this writ
ing. =.
department i'll the city hall is now get
ting very low For the information
for all those who do not yet know,
let the Hired Man state here that
every thing in the way of clothing
that has been outgrown, worn con
siderably, purchased by some streak
of good luck, out of style, etc, etc,
can be put to good use if you Will
send it down to the city hall. Worthy
people can have such articles abso-
lutelv free and with no humiliation.
If you have something you wish to
transfer to some particular person,
you may send it down. notifying Mrs.
Rice what you wish in that regard,
she will see that it goes to the one
YOU designate. You might desire to
give some body something and you
don't see how it can be brought to
pass. You do not want to take the
chances. Very well, send it to the
city hall, first advising for whom 1t
is, and the happy idea will be brought
: to pass. To save time you may sim
Div put the bundle at the back door
J of the engine room, and it will be
t found. Please send on your batch.
= Mrs. Nathan Kings father is visit
! ing with her this summer. lie is 81
j wears old, and has been lonesome tor
D sixteen years, for then it was that the
D angel came and took away his be-
S loved wife. Since them he has beer
0 alone. No amount OF affection on the
e part of his large family OF living
a children and their love and tenderness
o can fill that place where their died on
the presence OF the sweetheart OF ms
: youth. No use arguing, for he ha'
Y again. To the Hired Man he said on
II day this week, always | have fel
l. that Gold held me by the right han'
c and he holds me still" At thirteel
l. he saws he became a Christian AM
d all these years amen coming iron
l. honest lips, has been the sign. Tor IN
le trusting heart to leap with JOY, II
d is looking acros the way. Both morn
d ing and evening his obligation to Go
" is ladened with a secret desire tina
,e ere long the Lord will let him re
" main here no longer and that atte
,e brief closing of his eyes i'll slice
n he shall awake in the presence OF tn
o. Seraphim and Cherubim. MIR. hor
nv IS robust, and one would take him
- be ten years younger,
: You seem to answer Bible que
tons pretty we'll, tell us: Can a ma
save himself without the aid OF al
other human being" Answer: lt
doubtless see what you are putin
I'D to me for reply. That is the bi
gest question ever. The Bible. stat
that a man who believes and is oa
tized shall be saved OF course M
cannot baptize himself. II bapus
is a saving ordinance, and m
could get any body to baptiZe III
he could not of course. save INNS
with only the will and grace OF y!
II A man sat down with the Bill
and studied himself into sorrow a
repentance for his sins, and he co
menced to pray earnestly to God
pardon and God as good as SAID
him, No stree, no pardon until y
get some body to baptlze you, III
the mans salvation would depend
tireM upon some other man, a
knowing men as | do | am safe
saving that he might fall down
securing that man in time. do
think the Bible teaches us that
sinner has done anything at all
word any body else's when he 8
some body to baptizc him. The b
tier and not the one who is b
tied is the one who has in the
of baptizm obeyed God. 1t is
and quit and jar loose iron, his W
edness and it is the church's job
see to il that the repentant sin