The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09

body. Could every one for whom he
has done some loving service in this
region bring even small handful OF
flowers to his grave today. the sexton.
next week. would have to sweep away
from his burial plot perfect drift of
faded roses. Feeling as | must feel,
that his spirit may yet read this no.
tice, the Hired Man admits that Cole
was too busy to look well to his re-
| ligious nature yet the blood in his
veins was religious, coming from a
long line of Christian parentage. He
lost himself and his welfare in his
search for health of others. Could all
those for whom he did some daring
professional work be made to see his
anxious hours for their return to
health, he would rest today surround
ed by a regiment of repaired but
trembling bodies. Coles heart was in
the right place. and his sympathies
were true and enduring. In the death
of DIR. Cole, the fraternity in this re-
but Dr. Blank will gather his practice
and continue the progressive and ever
enlarging work, having himself many
of Coles qualifications, and possessing
a like ability Peace to Coles sacred
ashes.
The Hired Man still wants questions
of all sorts. Here is one, partly as
sumed and partly real. but it illustrates
the question box" feature Of my col
umn. How can farmer in his soil
ed clothes, looking ever upon his wife
in her rough garments and hard toll,
keep from secretly, even innooently,
, loving the pretty women he sees IN
the city rugged out in their bib and
tucker" Answer: This bib and tue
ker" stuff don't amount to much. even
if it does look good. If the farmer"
in this question just must fall in love
"innocently" with bib and tucket" just
let him go stand before some store
window where the dummies are array
ed in the stuff There would be no
harm in that, that | can see. Besides.
there is not much difference between
tn dress of the country woman and
!, that of the city woman. or course the
farmers wife must necessarily adorr
= herself occasionally in robe not east,
I ly spotted. but if the questioner will
!, come over here and look around towr
I I a little. he Cor she, if it's she) will fine
! that not all that glitters is gold W
j and down Main street and at the dool
' of the movies; no stree, not by Jug
full. If | were farmer and founC
myself slipping inc this silly bosh,
would get strong at once on dress fol
i my wife and l should just spread my
r self getting her silk and satin and no
= siery and folderol material and thei
t | would not need to get the careen
l. when | came to town.
e "What does The Tribune prescribe
l for an honest young man who ha
e found himself out of tune with hi
It wife and dead in love with a prettie
n young woman? Now if the questione
IS will let the Hired Man answer for tn
l, Tribune, here is my advice: | can cas-
e lily see how such a condition ca
e arise. | am sorry for this man, eve
d if it is a hypothetical case. If it
: nothing about which one should b
1t ashamed on the face of it, just G
% down and write nice piece for tn
lie paper, stating the truth plainly. Sa
'e something about like this: 81 wan
le everybody to know that | am in low
e, with Miss Bessie Stegaul and that
n don't longer give shucks for my wifi
l. and Our two little girls. My wife
on the bum. The fact is, soon afte
g we married, | got to complaining
a little, got to fussing more about thi
fe and that, got to turning jokes inc sci
ST ious matters and telling her l wa
IN in love with some supposed youn
III woman and | made life a burden t
m her. But that is neither here nc
~ there now; am in love with Miss ST.
n gaul and she has the reciprocal kin
re of hunny-love, cuckoo-lovey-dovey ul
Dt huh muhhuh sort of -back-yo
I'll sweet smelling incense, and it has 81
ct me wild Hence am going to III
OF load my wife and little girls prett
soon and take up with Bessie" Yo
know how good the wedding motto
as looked to YOU in the papers. If tn
in other stunt is on the So, put it
k, print; if it is not on the So. go bul
ly your head against the cofferdam pa
d. of the abutment on the Oregon Sho
to Line bridge over the Boise river ar
to sit there a while wondering why
ed snail has so much sense.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Miller and far
en- lily and Mr.. Miller's mother, who
its visiting her son, visited friends
he this city Sunday evening while enrou
its from Caldwell to Jordan Valley. Th
lid left Monday for the Oregon town
MS visit week or ten days before r
off turning to their home at Caldwell.
s." Silver City Avalanche.
he. CALLS FOR BIDS.
gg Sealed bids will be received by Jol
he Pipher and Son at the Office of Lee
W. Cooke, Architect, Nampa, Idaho, Il