The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-16

evil by his evil, shall be helped su-
pernaturally because of the death
conversion. Whatever sins a man
sows, he must reap, of course. Let us
admit that a sin is sin, no matter
who he is or who he may think he
is.
MIR. Hired Man: | have sweet
heart and I am afraid she is going
to quit me. If | knew she would
quit me, would do the quitting
myself. would beat her to it. Help
me decide If quitting seems to be
the order of the day, it makes but
little difference which Of you do it.
1t always makes selfish person feel
better to think she did the ditchng,
but there is not much even to that,
and you appear to be supremacy sell
fish. You may recall, however, that
not ten married couples in Canyon
county married their first sweet
hearts, not hundred married their
| second ones, etc. Don't marry any
you can't quit.
"Mr. Hired Man: Who sends in
|
of people does it," Any and every
body is asked to send in any and all
sorts of questions. I always reserve
the right to turn down those that the
intended to suggest unpleasant sus-
picion. Let your questions aim at
doing good and send them in bv the
hundreds.
"Mr. Hired Man: Can an l8-year-
old boy marry out in the state OF
Idaho" There are circumstances
under which he could bring this to
pass but it is usually thought best in
good society that he wait until his
ma don't have to go with him by the
old haunted house at night A boy
at l8 has only four years a., learned
to wash his neck and ears.
"Mr Hired Man: If a bad mar
gets saved on his deathbed don't yor
think he will be very uneasy over il
Heaven where the society is pure
Don't you think he would be happies
in the bad place where the Language
is such as he has always enjoyed?"
presume the Judge of all the worle
will put him in with the others of the
same kind and let them get used to i
gradually. There is such a grea
number Of these cases, that there will
not be much room for lonesomenes
over where the angels are.
"Mr. Hired Man: I notice a goot
many people step over some of thu
graves on Canyon Hill. Is there any
thing wrong about that?" l neve
thought it nice thing to do. I wa
always taught to go around a grave
One time when Christ was teaching
group of hypocrites he said "Yo'
are graves which appear not and tn
men that walk over them are no
aware of them" I you find tina
: you have walked over grave, it will
, give you a little thrill of uneasines
that is not altogether pleasant. Wher
. was raised, everybody stoppe,
+ their nearby work, and all drivers O
I teams stopped when meeting fun
era1 procession, but here in Idaho
they see how close they can come t
!, taking hub off the hearse.
"How soon in child's life does
> portray its natural vent for one @
: the professional" IF it is &c
ing to be musical, it wi
. show it at years. If it is going t
: be expert in mechanics, it will shoN
= the trend at 10. But outside of fey
: indications like that, the child usual
> " goes to 20 years before its min
; chooses its life work. Not many c
: us are doing today that which W
= thought 10 years ago must surely b
{ our lot. If we change again in |
wears, we need not wonder at it.
S "Can a man whip his wife in Idah
II and get by with it?" Some men ca
e and some men cannot. 1t depend
S upon the wife, good DEAL The a,
=, erage Idaho man figures too closel
IT on results to try this stunt.