The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-31

were closest down to poverty had an
idea that they would not be helped
much since the calls from afar have
been SO many and so strenuous Many
persons have turned in good clothing
and this has been distributed where it
was most needed. There is quite
stock of clothing on hand just now
and worthy ones may quietly make
known their wants n is desired right
now that some family in town who can
spare the room and time will volun-
teer to handle the clothing, receiving
it and distributing it as it is called
for. Soon as this place is found, it
will be advertised.
Mount of Olives chapel stands out
against the sky on the upland north
/ of town where dedcatory services
have not yet been held owing to the
long delay in the chapel's completion
) II will doubtless be completed in early
spring and regular services instituted.
There are many persons throughout
} the country interested in the move
ment and it might be of interest to
these to know that there is yet debt
on the little church. due to the Boise
5 Payette Lumber company here in the
t city. 1t is hoped that one hundred
2 friends of the movement will each
S remit dollar at once to the lumber
= company, explaining what the money
' is for. If any reader feels that an
interest in the work of the Mount of
Olives is worth dollar to him. this
Z note opens the way for the dollar.
a "What good does baptism do?
5 Please answer before Sunday" Bap-
4 tism has the same place in the plan of
. salvation that the marriage ceremony
c has in the plan of our social life
0 Two persons may love each other
tenderly and constantly, but before
they move into the bungalow on the
e boulevard, they ought to have a mar
c riage certificate. Many persons love
S Christ dearly but they are only en-
it gagged to him.
5. "If | find an article in the road
c what ought | to DOR What you ought
: to do and what you are most likely
If to do, are widely separated deeds
# If you feel that its presence with yor
c will never be detected, you are very
likely to keep it somewhere abou
your place. This applies to any OBJ
a ject you find in the road. Of course
a if it has any value, you should attempt
d to find its owner and this attemp
IS should be just as strenuous as the one
# you would make to find the same art
d Gle if you had lost it yourself Find
n ing anything in the world does no
At transfer its ownership to the finder
n. You might happen to find railroad
st you know.
ar (Which is the correct hand to us
is when lifting your hat to a Lady," |
Of depends upon your geographical pc
10 sition to her. Always use the ham
at that will not block your view of he
face. If you are passing her and sh
is on the inside of the sidewalk, yo
E. life your hat with the hand next t
In the street If you happen to be mex
as to the building lift your hat with tn
n. hand next to the building. In on
at day and time you need not lift you
We hat to ladies you meet frequently.
W The question has come up as t
n whether it is right to have instrr
re mental music in church. OF cours
r the Hired Man can state his ow
50 opinion on the subject and you ma
,g have it for what it is worth. Som
r. people object to the violin in tn
church, on the grounds that they hav
heard it in bad places. The Hire
tc Man never heard the violin in ba
it. places. He likes it in the churcl
a Since nearly all of us have instr,
?" mental music in our homes and al
IN accustomed to it, it does not appea
he to nv mind to be Objectionable IN
he church. Of course if it is going
is raise quarrel. better stop it or clos
lei the church doors.
I'M o.
The United States will have spei
10000, 100000 on the war, by l9Z
l." That sum would have made evel
lat highway a good drive, every dwellln
-" modern place, every school hou'
to up-to-date, every church comfortab
i'll and clothed every man, woman ar
.ad child for thirty years. Yet we are n
las dollar poorer than we were when v
,ry went into the war. That enormol
uld slim has only simply changed name
in Everybody has had chance at 1t al
aw everybody has got his share OF
DIS The poorer people are better of b
cause of the exchange and expen'
ture of this miraculous sum, and aft
md all, we have only taken it from o
ter. pocket and put it in the other, VIII
alb a war is carried on as we carried
ING ours, it does not cost the people
ne. single dollar. When we tie up mon
as in Liberty Bonds. VIC have just
tho much money as we had before u