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MUST PROTECT WEAK
SAYS THI8 18 MAIN 8UBJECT OF
PRE8IDENT8 ME88AGE.
PROr. CALDWELL DISCUSSES IT
Declares That Roosevelt Will Take
With Him the Confidence of the
Plain People of the
Country.
Professor Caldwell's annual review
of tho president's message was glvon
at chapel yesterday morning and was,
as usual, a clear and forceful discus
sion of tho president's message. Thlo
Is the fifth year that Professor Cald
well has reviewed tho president's mes
sage and his addresB Is coming to be
one of the evonts of the school year.
Professor Caldwell Bpoke In part as
follows:
"Both in character and quantity of
matnir our retiring stronuous presi
dent will have distanced all his pre
decessor. This vast increase in out
put finds its reason and justification
in various factors. One factor and
no inconsiderable one either, has Its
source In tho character of the man
himself: ICarnest, sanguine, self-con
tered and self-confident, belleveing Jn
liluisolf and In his cause, loving the
fight and victory, ho returns to cham
pion the principles lie advocates on
every available opportunity. Another
force Is found in a marked tendency in
our political life to make tho president
Its real leader to approximate tho
English system of cabinet government,
and thus to force him to develop in
full measure the Issues before the poo
pie, and to champion the views he
holds in order to win and retain tho
support of the people. A third factor
may be recognized In the onormous
Increase in the functions of tho gov
ernment in the last century.
Wishes to Protect Weak.
'.Much as tiie president tries to con
ceal It, by inveighing against unjusc
attacks on wealth, yet an analysis of
the message will show that practically
the entire document is given over to
a discussion of how to protect the
weak against tho selfish, grasping
alter an. undue share of the natural
resources of tho country, and a too
great proportion of the production
of labor. The president finds many
weaknesses In tho courts, the judges
and their practices; yet ne becomes
extremely sovero in his treatment of
those who pronounco condemnation on
the courts In other phrases than his
own.
'Roosevelt, in this message, as in
many of his former ones, discusses all
topics from a twentieth century point
of view a philosophy based on th
Idea that society, not the individual,
is the unit of modern life. He attack h
extreme individualism on the on5
hand, and socialism on the other, yet
the tendency of every measure he ad
vocates is to curb the individual and
to expand the functions of society
through the organized state.
"In his troatmont of the question
of Injunctions, he has not been able
to rise above the partisan and cam
paign point of view. Ills position in
regard to the domundB of certain labor
leaders concerning tho use of injunc
tions may be well taken, but the tono
indicates that he had his big club in
hand and his fighting spirit on tap.
Causes a 8enBation.
"Perhaps, however, tho one passage
340 No. Ilth Street
In his message which has caused a
real sensation ih that which deals
with the use of the secret service of
ficers. Tho president 'by indirection,
implies that the only effect of the ac
tion of congress at its former session,
in forbidding any detail from the sec
ret sci vice and any transfor therefrom
was to diminish the effectiveness of
tho war against graft and fraud. Con
gress hob been stirred to action as the
charge haB been felt by It as a re
flection on the honor of that body.
The president suggested that if con
gressmen did not wish their acts to
be Investigated by the secret service
they might make an express exception
of themselves. This phrase has in
creased their Ire, and the relations
between tho two departments of gov
ernment are moro strained than here
tofore. Seemingly the peoplo nre. with
the piesldent and feel that the cases
of Senators Burton of Kansas, Mitch
ell of Oregon, and others, prove thnt
congressmen, as well as appointed of
ficers, are not above wrong.
"On the whole In thiB, my last inter
view with the president in your pres
ence, I am glad to say that few men
in our history have had more influence
in moulding public sentiment that he,
and on the whole In the right direc
tion. Sometimes he seems In con
sistent and semi-occaslonally or often
er he indulges in phrases less polite
than 'My dear sir, I must beg your
pardor and differ from you In your
conclusions.' In spite of all criticism
he will carry with him the confidence
of tho great majority of the plain
people of America, as ho lays down his
pen that has beon hurling hot phrases
at his opponents, and takes up his
many rifles to send hot shot at th,
big game of Darkest Africa."
COURSE IN BOXING IS OFFERED.
Ten Weeks' Instruction Under Jack
Beat Alter Christmas.
There has been considerable de
mand among the students of tho uni
versity for Instruction in boxing and
in response to this demand the depart
ment of physical education has made
arrangements whereby the desire of
the students who are responsible for
it can be gratified. After the Christ
mas vacation there will be offerod a
course of instruction in boxing ex
tending over ten weeks.
This Instruction will bo under the
direction of Jack Best and assistants.
It is Intended that tho classes will
meet twice a week between 7 and 8
o'clock In tho evening tho days agreed
upon by those who wish to take tho
work. The credit to bo given for this
work can bo arranged for at Dr.
Clapp's ofllce.
On account of Its being necessary to
secure outside Instruction In this
course a fee of $5 will bo charged to
those who register for it and each
member of tho classes will be expect
ed to furnish his own boxing gloves.
The expense of tho gloves, however,
will not amount to a great deal If two
fellows go In together in buying a set.
Those who expect to register in the
course are required to see Jack Best
In regard to the fee and if desirable
in regard to securing the gloves.
The class will meet in Dr. Clapp'"
ofilco on Tuesday evening, January
5th, for tho purpose of organizing,
and settling upon the regular days
upon which they are to meet
Owing to tho meeting of tho Amer
ican Chemical society the Chemrstry
club will not hold its usual meeting
tonight.
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Beginner's Classea Wed. & Sat.
Private Le3ons"by Appointment
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BANKS
Central National;
First
Trust and Savings.
BAKERIES
Folsom.
BATH HOUSE
Chris', Eleventh and P.
BOOK STORES
Co-Op; Porter's; Unlver-
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4 CIGARS
Cole & McKennn.
CLEANERS
niumenthal.
CLOTHING
Farquhar; Mageo & Deom-
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Clothing Co.; Spoior &
Simon.
COAL
Gregory; Whitebreast.
CONFECTIONARY
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DANCING ACADEMYS
Pitts; Lincoln.
DENTIST8
J. R. Davis; Youngblut.
DRY GOODS
Herpolsliolmor; Miller &
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DRUGGISTS
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HNGRAVERS
Cornell.
FLORIST8
Chapin Bros.; C. H. Frey.
FURNISHINGS
Budd; Fulk; Mageo &
Deemer; Mayer Bros.; Pal-
ace Clothing Co.; Spoior
& Simon.
GROCERIES
Capital Grocery Co.
HATTER8
Budd; Fulk; Unland.
ICE CREAty
Collins Ice Cream Co.;
Cameron's; John Wright's.
JEWELERS
Hallett; Tuckor.
LUNCHEONETTE8
Folsom.
LAUNDRIES
Evans; Merchants.
OPTICIAN8
Shean.
PRINTER8
fi George Bros.; Simmons.
RE8TAU RANTS
Boston Lunch; Cameron's.
SHOES
Beckman Bros.; Branth-
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K Shoo Store; Sandersons;
Rogers & Perkins; Petty;
Hereford.
- Tho Skirt Store.
SKIRTS
The Skirt Store.
TAILOR8
Elliott Bros,; Herzog; Lud-
w.ig; Marx; College Tail-
ors; -Scotch Woolen Mills.
THEATERS
Lyric; Majestic; Oliver;
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