The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-01
What Can Roosevelt Do2

What Can Roosevelt Do?
What can Roosevelt do as the
chief magistrate of the nation in dis
pensing with combinations and trusts
without the cooperative assistance of
the boundaries Of his Jurisdiction.
Law is the substance of legislation;
an incubation in specified form to
regulate condition and in free gov
eminent like this where any one has
the right to complain, the people Is
the force of the law. If the law be
violated and the prosecution of the
violater deferred or neglected the
law becomes valueless and the force
looses its power. Combinations are
affected by individuals for various
purposes and the majority of laws
are dictated to the legislators by
some combination or other. A
reformation of the people who con-
stitute the government. When you
have occasion to kick about combi-
nations look at self, it may be that
you are connected with some COM
-bined organization with an axe to
grind before the legislature. The
lady whom we heard lecture in Idaho
Falls was connected with the
Woman's---not Mens'--Christian
Temperance Union soliciting the aid
of the legislature to help her in car
| rying out her temperance mission.
The political government is the mans
part, symbolized by man-Daniel Q:
31-40 inclusive. And the church is
the woman's part, symbolized by
and state is not united in America
ing up to the legislatures think she
would marry us boys IL we would let
her have the pants, and the dragon
Is playing on the good side of her to
help her get them to atone with her
for what he done to her in Revela-
ton 1886 and IA. Ia. Ia, Ggirlies!
you thought you had a guardian or
lobster in the can at Blackfoot,
didn't you? And you and the dragon,
would eat him? Say, girlies, when
you can't get the boys to quit drink
ing the mystery of antiquity is work.
ing, isn't 1t? Paul said 1t was work.
ing in his day.-2nd Thessalonians,
2:7, and would work until he who
permitted 1t was taken out of the
way and allow the wicked to be re-
vealed. The dragon that stood be-
fore the woman ready to devour her
child was the wicked spoken Of by
the holy apostle. In spirit he is
still standing before every mother
ready to devour her child as soon as
it is born. Deception is the spirit of
the devil. Many are called but few
are chosen. How many are ready
to help Roosevelt in an effort to put
down the trust combination force,
they got there through deception.
This morning three of the good,
sensible ladies of Caldwell whose
names we do not know, paid us a
very pleasant visit at the brick yard
and we believe those good women
| appreciate the brotherhood of men
who are not afraid to soil their hands
in the production of useful commod-
tiles. Come again, ladies, we appre-
ciate the innocent inquiries Of de-
pendent love. The dragon has many
pleasant stories to tell you while
| nursing his lille white hands and
swinging In the hammock Of repose.
but We are the men who furnish
your tables with the only articles
of real comfort and therefore claim
an equal share Of your sympathetic
love: come and see us. How do we
know that the fairy tales OF the gos-
pei peddlers that we are expected to
pay for are true-there is nary two
alike. Not long since we kindly
asked the use of a building In Cald-
well in which to make the people of
Caldwell a free lecture on the OBJ
jects and purposes of the law. But
was informed by the pastor that it |
would be no use as the people Of J