The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-31

trMVaNnnt appropriations by the republic
an congress " condemned,
The assasHinayions et aiekinlss enu oi
T'ii, TSS louisiana Purchass exposition 10
assured oi hearty support .
Gov porkeTy'H administration - M
dorscd MissourIa pFo@Tess under demo
cratic rule is cited. bgnaeh , ugoi ~
81 - .H1 Incurred by corrupt Fyplnucsn IVY, "
rule, nas seen % reduced lhai W" y. ~ ~
pfcaent year Tgyatjon has been re-
duced to uns-has x what u wHn uhoer
republican control. being now = cents on
II rho a. marnifcsht public school system
81 tho state is upheld Algnpy VIII als-
burAu 60 her public Nchooin TINS i.AI
greater amount than they received uur,ha
when the annual average ~ disbTse-
mout vas fiA 50, under cAccHsiNo lahe
tion, while this year the demoesauc ~.
miniFtration will dinburEt Hsileall q. not
including the apptorriatieaH for thr SUP,
port of the state university and norman
schools
me state puddle acbool fund amounts ,,,llls
than thr fund under republican ruls' ane
4 IL safely mycstcd IN the seeuf''iFh ''
the state. ,.-..
pr1yidinr fnr ths investment o. school
ni1aaFa Jn county towHshlp and aehpoi
atetflct bnpHH. and for the rspuellnh ps
The Hapth iBtaFNNt AtA tf"A y
the 500 Valuation h. not eKcsedinE
Indrr dsWSTrstic rule Missouri AFFORDS
IMPARTIAL and honest elertian laNuf whlcu
guarantee the same rights ana pfiNhetea
10 N" minority as m, cnjoyod ~ tns NC
ma inrIty when repuhlicnns were ln
power democrats were prescribed ~
'The rspahlirans have ;naugurated 9
cnnraiRn unparalleled for utendhrlty 500
Z hypocrary A striking example os men .t
dHrity o. found in thr attacks gn w
treasury department These sttaeAa ~ ~
often ~ absurd aB 10 rcfute themselves.
CuFr1ratiHuH should be- fully protecteo
I IN their riEhts. but any attempt ~ cor
7 pur1ti0na 20 Interfere Nllh thr PGn,t,o PG,,,.,,s1
should bc forbiddsn by law, with penal''ea
,coniributions by corporation, ~, g poli,i, pdni
Z iendn n putlic abuses. and should o. tof-
hidhcn rs law iu state and hation
The trust plank fayorH the nioel utrin-
sent national ana sia,s legi,,sti,"sh g ,.,,.,s ~ AZ
( a remedy a cnnsisteni tnftn revision. tn
rsfr0yr ths duty from all trust -laRce nr
trust-coutrolled produets ), , uTssd s5..ils y las
laws prohibiting the existence cr iofm-
I ing II such trusts iH favored
/ profrFsiaaal lobbying has bNenms
menace tn public welfare ~ nlate -. ~
nation. and Inc democratic party pleasea
itself 20 nu tnsrFrant ana uuc lfnpFoth,s
/ iuE w1F upon it until a ih wholly ereoi-
j Gated. ,,,. ...,,,.t.,
MuuicIpaI ownership Of public ullltga
| a fsyolt,,. tlir people - each mHulcipAi-
| itv having the rirhi 20 determine the na-
tura uf such ownership ......
| ,rbe uarfv B. rIrdrad 20 usu its inuuenrs
/ 90 arriIrp the submission g The people
/ hy the next general aFsefublY, ~ con-
/ stituti0uHl amendment pruNmlhE iw w
| application of the prinrlph ~ "a ~ ts,,..
| isiatiou thraugh tnv initiative anG rrlefen-
DUN. a.- o., ,,,,
/ TNr right Of labor tn orEaniHe tor nv
I Tbe psrfy A. nisdggd ~ the enforcement
! al arbitration laws child iAhnr ~" Wv
: rrrturut by Co. junction iy npphseh, -
| Ths piHtfurm concludes VIII y 'u.l',ti,.
/ pf thu corrupt Republican adnihD D'"''''
| ip IN. state and city ~ St Louif