Warren sheaf., 1897-01-14

phasize my convctlo ION that this IS 81 State lH can
W1seiy. " 8 ", eXpenda. more money for the de-
the establishment Of new branches 81 farm
Industry. and thus for fostering more di-
Wntea staaes as the
advanced y ths
its Vaae IS eaSa e to s4tEat tEeat
stapl!ssSs 81 the farm that are, exported BY
81 ars dssr See hts eas be
easws a1s
%snts eonsaer VPser e ts yS%
sSSn oEsf ttG@ f&e
they should be on a. sliding scale and
same as soon as the Industry is made M self iis
sas5a'nlng vista or It if demonstrated I that the
Education.
hsye mstsrisiiy sayaSeea during Tn the .pssf past
ing stagnation, Of business. ' :. In : every every
{Stsi SalSe qf Sn,d!nss ana S}tss Tor paS ss
| ~ scnUo!s. IncluulHs nOFmal scnO0lS and
s 9as aofsassS f5H@
pupils pls ,esnorolled en- have Increased from s4l,l7S
;0.: Thes school enrolim@ent @ has hs I'm IN
ea ns and RSdPusfSn aSs Of fna sdhdo si
property nearly. If: not quite. twice as
Eopefa ss shoWeg fhse
The object for which our people lax them.
| tanned
Labor Legislation.
~ MINNESOTA was one of the first IL not
the statute book a law seeking to regulate
tn the hours Of all labor and to restrict that
1858 was followed later by the ABORTION Of
sfsEsrs Rs; SaeS{sa fbS
Minnesota in advaSee Of any Of her pEiaeS sister
fatty Of the bSreaa Of sbor re this sia law has
been made most effective, and by methods
%Re Of edren Snae9
IL years OF age has been ,lessened one-half
average age at Which our youth begin to to
toll IN stores and factories has been in
stsdisd fSSy fSa eSs yS 62n h9S cSS 6S
aeeompllz6Sd: rhe som@S}ssioper @ oS o{ lsboT %eS
amended BY forbidding the Employment d"ei q
| children under IA years of age in stores,
endangered or their morals may be de-
al 70 prae3
| cal measures be adopted for making the
Sy Sbf e aaa the ycqg
| hood and womanhood:
The factory act of 1893 has proven most
| benetcent in its operations. lessening ac-
ives and health Of those toiiing in our
should be extended. and all that is practi-
cal done to lessen accidents in our mines
"A number Of minor defeets in the opera;
ton and wording Of the bakeshop act Of
IT m eiaee ct
n his report The general operation Of al
X their minor amendment will, l trust. re-
ceive consideration at your hands. .s>s :
ANTITRUST Legislation.
referred to some Of the necessary Iegisla-
ton called for by reason OF the modern
growth o trade aad and the
calls not only for a modification Of our
exact definition: limitation. regulation and
supervision of the powers of corporations
suggest s Is Ito to meet the demand for forth. the Re- Re.
| striction of unlawful combinations and
law law % IN he interest s alike r Of craftsmanship
and humanity.
Election Laws.
elections for all offices has for the past
jHety ~ fSs
Of Of other States The law Of 1893 marked a
distinet advance over the earlier e!eeti9n ion
Is;s'x s%;,5{S;ste9X %sansSS ;ssf n:ss
eseton Y ss sPs
hese cam9 of ns% eeetoas wSsn
regular election has failed to reach defl-
mite result. should be considered.
Immigration to Minnesota
minnesota the state maintained an immi-
IN % S
tiers upon the vacant lands OF our exten-
ae ss tSsk place. @
Ss${ os ss sSssai sseSs s. SSssess
In 9 ta5 ses amS
spondng Increase in i the ,1 number b TO, Of PEG, @
! become sources OF wealth to the culti-
vator and become agents in in, @ fostering ring
Year ago the Minnesota State Immigra-
/ ton. Association was esta ablished by the
/ association has branches in. nearly all
the counties. and has accomplished much
\ within our borders. l respectfully ask
! your considerat ton Of the request that
state corporation and assistance in
i proper ways be given in fostering the
work for which this association 10 or
/ ganized. $4aS III
| $ Conclusion.