The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-06-06
Findings OF OUR
Child DISCOVERER

Now since your child discoverer
has been officially advised that the
city of Boise has gone into the busi-
ness of humane and genteel prostitu-
ton, your c. D. wants to make a suR-
gestion to the capital city dads.
Here it is: Put in nice we'll light
ed booth at four entrances of the Al
ley and have the attendant register
every conner and goer. Have the full
name and address given and show the
time they enter and the time they
come out of the place.
Certainly Boise as acity of churches
will not 60 into any mean business,
record of which would be undesira-
Bile. Lets have the register at once
ye deluded folks of Boise. Get one of
these time registering devices like
bige stores use.
The other day a fourteen-year-ol
girl from Boise came to my house to
see me. In the presence of a woman
this ruined girl told the most diabolic
story Of her downfall. Your c. D.
took It down in long hand and sent
it to Ada county authorities. An UNI
married woman was sent to talk with
the devil about his job with the girl
and he convinced this unmarried wo-
man that he would not do the crime
Of which his daughter made the COM
plant. He did do the crime and the
officers in Ada county can put that in
their pipes and smoke it as they draw
up the beautiful regulations that are
going to keep the Alley in good order.
Another pretty case your c. D.
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young farmer gardens in your out
Gently with load of vegetables. She
is now in the Alley projected by the
yweet scented church members of
Boise, as they repeat over and over
to God their senseless recitations they
call prayers to and go on allowing a
city government to set trap for all
there. With the present systemized
and authorized and licensed prostitu-
ton in our capital city, not ten per
cent Of the young men of the rural
towns and region can spend a month
in Boise at work or on vacation, with
out having their downfall presented to
them by the authority of Boise peo-
pie, at the hands of the city govern
ment
Your c. D. wants all the parents
who read this story to remember that
your young men are in danger every
hour they are within the limits of the
capital city of this state. When our
capital city will thus put out the dead
tall OF ruin for the young men, what
do you, my dear readers think will
become OF your daughters with whom
these young men must associate while
at homer
Let me advise Boise also, that a
young husband just the other day
came to my house and told me he had
gone to Boise and found his wife in
one of their beautiful hotels, in a
room at night with another man. He
made quite fuss about it and wound
Up in the hands of the police, got $40
fine for disturbing the peace Of the
strang man to whom he had no
introdaction, and also for making a
noise around nice quiet hotel where
mems wives ought to be allowed to
rest in peace. Of course this mans
wife Is not worth the powder that viii
Kill her, but then on the spur of the
moment It miist be q. stirring thing
TO be put in this poor husbands posi-.
ton. While we are talking about pow.
Der, what can we say as to all those
sweet folks in Boise who tolerate such
rotten things in the guise of improved
city. government. People, if this is
an improvement, what must former
things have been?
Oh, they tell US to keep still il
makes money and keeps up business
If it is necessary, won't those fellows
who saw kf1ia 01eaae inform, vonsr r n
which one Of their own daughters Il