The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-09-25


days in which to file
Since Carlyle has been removed there is chance that
the Caldwell Experiment Farm may get square deal
Was ever political party more previously afflicted
This year the Republican party has to carry McCracken
Allen and Herwig
The Democrats will tax you for depositing your money
the bank and then again when you draw it out That
is getting you coming and going and mistake about it.
Hon. Dow Dunning lost in the primary. Bert Miller
received Democratic nomination for representative in
Congress- Every body will sympahize with Mr. Dunnng
1t is a disappointment to his many friends.
President Wilson needs hundred million more than
:he national laws produce Democratic
congress its and extravaganza appropriates $05
100000 than appropriated before Yet the
is responsible for the deficit.
The war responsible for the new war tax How about
the $O3 100000 which it administer the
government by President Wilson President Taft?
This is in a responsible for of the
deficit.
The Progressive the primary election grew
aarmingy it travelled north Bear Lake, Oneida and
southern counties didn't Progressive
However find that Elmore county cast and
when you get away up in Idaho you find nine 1t too
bad Idaho don't extend to the north poll.
THE woMANs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
union of Idaho in session in Caldwell this week
The union composed of leading church and temperance
of the state who now, and have for many
years past worked earnestly in the promotion of temper
and temperance legislation 1t is probably the most
effective organization in the country and has
accomplished much real and permanent good
In 1872, when conditions after the Civil War began to
readust themselves womans temperance crusade
organized and executed Refined of all casses
of society companies saloons with prayer and
song urging the propretos quit the business Out of
this crusade grew the W. c. T. u, which
has branches in almost every village and hamlet
throughout the country and in nearly all foreign lands
Its first work mostly toward the reform of those ad
dced drink Later it dealt with prevention, child
training and prohibition It's and most influential
leader Frances E. Willard who became of the
respected and most beloved in the world
Under the leadership of Frances f. Willard the Union
broadened until today there upwards of 40 de-
partments of reform work in which the W. C. T. u is in
terested
The first great victory by the w. C. T. u when
Congress- in 1892 passed the first national prohibition law
for white prohibiting the sale of liquors any kind
in army "canteens" This law re-ahrmed two years
later and in 1908 followed by laws excluding liquors
from the United States migrant stations and the Capitol
Washington. Since that time the w. c. T. u |
has devoted its time and attention to legislation to
great extent, although national prohibition has
been lost sight of abandoned Indeed great progress
has been made along this line all the time. The prohibit
on local option and strict regulation laws of many
be accredited the efforts of the w. c. T. u The
organization has been very successful and today actual
prohibition in existence in the of the United
States.
The state convention in Caldwell was we'll attended
Enthusiasm prevailed throughout the meeting.
PROMISES VS.. PERFORMANCE.
The Democratic national platform adopted Baltimore
scahingly denounces Republican extravaganza in the ad
minisration of the government Strict economy to
follow Democratic the polls. That Demo
cratic promise The performance entirely different 1t
the country $oos62 for the year of the Taft
first year of the Wilson administration The difference
economy under Democratic administration costs up
wards of hundred million dollars than does ex
travagance under Republican administration Which do
prefer: Republican extravaganza Democratic
Monty? 1t is any wonder that in time of peace war tax
necessary? 1t the under the illuStrious ad
mstraon of President Cleveland except he resorted
the sale of bonds rather the laying of extraordinary
taxes
We the above figures for your consideration
this time because the Democratic party Idaho through
its candidate for governor is denouncing Republican
travagance in Idaho and promising strict economy Hon.
NJ Alexander is cavorting the pointing out the
greatness of himself and Woodrow Wilson In one breath
he tells you of what Wilson doing at Washington and in
the of how he will do likewise if elected governor
He will reduce Woodrow Wilson has reduced
This in spite of the fact that the national admins
traton preparing that will directly
tax every and woman and child in the country
The less the people of Idaho have to do with Demo-
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