The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-14

milk that makes its real value. Five
gallons of milk with a pint of pep is
not as good as three gallons of milk |
nearly all pep. If cow gets by with |
a thousand gallons Of good milk in
the twelve months, she ought to be
worth her keep in Idaho or most any
where else.
81 am asking this, for I want to
know. Is it the sap going up out OF
the ground that makes a fruit tree
leaf out and bloom?" Not at all. You
may cut off twig in December
while the sap is clear down and froze
up. Put that twig in your warm house.
Seal up the cut end with wax. In
three or four weeks your twig in the
house will both leaf and blossom. Its
tree outside will yet be standing in
the cold earth OF course | do not
mean to say that the sap is not the
| life of the tree.
Should everybody discharge their
| help in order to give our returning
soldiers the job?' If our returning
soldiers want to put themselves on
record as being sissies of the first
water, let them begin to intimate that
this should be done OF course where
young man left job to go to war,
it might be offered to him upon his
return. Not all the soldier boys had
good Jobs when they went away, and
| if they have the red blood in them
still, they will want nothing more than
an equal break with those young men
who stayed at home and fed them
while they were away. Not all our
soldiers went to war.
"How long before a book account
at the store runs out and | would not
have to pay it?" You ought to be
run out of the country the day you
think of ever allowing a book account
to run out so you won't have to pay It,
think the law says that if the mcr-
, chant is slow enough to let 1t run
three years without getting some pay
ment on it. that he must take his
: chances collecting it. If you owe the
: account. paw a few cents whenever
you can and some day you will have il
all off.
To let paper for which you did no
subscribe keep coming to you TO-
three or four years you getting you
name in it some times, and then SOM
fair morning get bill for six eighty
, five. put YOU in the same fix that tn
Young fellow is whose sweetheart
mother turns in a bill for the coal OF
/ he has used in the parlor.
6 1t is no absolute proof that you ca
trust a man just because he eats wit
his knife, or drinks his coffee from HI
v saucer. An uncle of the Hired Man
. used to make one of the most pleasin
, noises as he swilled his coffee from n
# saucer, yet we always took what h
h told us with a little chloride
sodium.
I If the Young man would be sure I
,e his grounds let him happen in whe
n lane is dressing her little sister te
d breakfast, or when she is helpir
le mother pick the chickens.
Some of our hens lay and some
not. what is the matter| You mu
N remember that the hen formerly on
as laid fifteen eggs in the year. 1t h
" wild nest were disrupted. she wou
try another litter of eggs but that &C
10 tainly did end her egg laying for
rs year Man has kept after her un
10 she is turning out hundred ye'
err and some will even go to Zso per a
mum, Give the slackers good chan
and il then they refuse to do go
ch business. ask Rev. Smith or h
mr. Stegall out for dinner,
IL "What does il mean in the bi
en- where il says that we shall not
,w slccp?" 1t means that at the time
Lord returns to earth, we shall not
be sleeping in death. Those who
on dead will be raised first and when Il
,at are getting we'll along up toward
not clouds, then we who are alive 81
will be changed some how and also eau
up in the air, Those who have b
dead and those who got this cha
,ho will mingle together in the air II
E a the allotted moment and then they
, in away somewhere ever to be with t
- Lord.
when will this country ever
~ able to pay back our money that
have put into our Liberty Ron
The Hired Man finally got $
bond paid up, | would like to
- the government take Charles OIL
J suggestion and repudiate the be
nj but put every cent of the money
tn improving the U. S. and making he
sh. for those who have no homes.
em Oellein has lot of big bonds, an
9Th said he would be the first to vot'
9re retaining that money in the hano
'"s the people and putting il into h
for the people. II our Liberty b
ana I, d were expended on the soil and
IKE homes given to the people so lor
not they used them right, the Y. 5,
YIN double its population and like
h ,o its JOY and happiness, The rec
xes show that the world has expended
hundred billions in this late war.
N think that some Of our people