The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-11-18
GOING AFTER COMBINES
While Roosevelt Does Not Intend to
P~rccipitatc Business Disaster hc
; Proposes to Get After Trusts.

H.
Proposes to Get After trusts
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-lf there were
CON +r;h,,t;o,s to tba r~enuhlican cam
-. 80, -. :, ~.
Paish i"ii' ny w usts ~
oi taese lhs'itutlPils NAVE zone SOME
thihS worse IMAM throw aWaE me
money OF he stockholders. Ihey nave
heen suitty oil \ blNtiaer even more pro,
nouncea man judge larker committed
in winch he charged them with having
an uhaefstanalnS Win CHAIRMAN oof-
telyou by when they We're TO be pro-
tected. h testimony which has been
acquired leSarGihg the Deer TRUST Is
now being mpile and CLASSIFIED. An
lnNestsaIion Iesafalne other ,fusls. M,
forthmith and M n~osirnaster eoSar,ijs
ar work v,l On an n~yasticntion of tba all
roads, contr'.ts yvit5 ina an,.nI1o,,'e,t
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iillit' ~ t'l.ieu S4''I'S suites NJ NHlCl
w. Dg,ia't' aii 80 rs own hitioli"i
,oiil1'littet WIS oltlteieu anu ao1nii!teu
nS men whose interest," M ti'e pFeSidg4t
80 Pc soliii ii,i!st t.'h poilllC5I' 4iH
coz hol regard hilnSelL uhuef amy oDll-
satloh 10 -Aaalcks Tor inc result In Del
AWARE, SIilll ne maze II CltiN IN ttliNGl-
Sdtions WIN numerous persons Today
mat the stories which We're being cir
culated ABOUT MS probable choice Tor
a successor We're entirely unWaitarted
and offensive to him.
Why It's His Last Term.
The president gave out his letter de.
Ginning another tern, fnr q GREAT ,,,anv
reasons. Primarily he thinks the nre-
cedent limiting n president to two
terms is patriotic and essential for the
perpetuity of the republic Rut there
is another reason which is directly TO
the point il one can get a proper view
OF what the president will attempt to
do. He does not want politicians OF
others to gan the idea that they can
establish themselves in a position 1t
ask for unusual faNors by coming td
the White House and declaring, Nh
President, the people are demanding
your election for another term and l."
etc, etc.
The antitrust legislation was enact
ed at the presidents insistence and the
governmental inquiries under it will be
prosecuted with vigor. incidentally.
James r. Garfield, the commissioner
of corporations, is to be brought into
the lime light III a most conspicuous
way 1t will be under his direction
that the trusts Will be investigated.
phe famous declaration of Attorney
General Knox that, THE president does
not propose to run amucl among the
corporations,' expresses the idea eX-
actly. Mr.. Garfield will find out eX-
actly where he is" before any prose
c%utions will be attempted. But there
isn't a corporation in any state which
the administration feels under any
obligation TO protect or which can Ell
ther promote or weaken the standing
of Mr.. Garfield with the president. 1t
is clearly up to Mr.. Garfield to deter
mine which are the good and which
are the bad" trusts.
No Rashness With It,.
There isn't any sort of doubt th;,
t1e renuhlican marty will follow Pres
ident in any legal method he may nm
dartaka.to c,,,,b The aegressions Of M.
t,,1sts MOI. is there any doubt That
the presidents %syrnpnthies are With the
naonla and tbat he will he bofh "safe
and zane. in his a~ntaponisn,s no as
cart that tha administration is n,,enar-