Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11


+ to tho wages he receives. VIVA fever may
have been said as to the propriety of the
entirely 'unsuited to tts present era when
high eared and dangerous \ machinery
performs such a large part In tho pro-
duetion Of manufactured articles This
operating railroads., the ..Fellow Servant"
rule having been abolished in this state
as to them. Tie true rule is, that the
industry should benr the risk and not
the unfortunate Workmen who are now
daily deprived OF the means OF earning a
livelihood by those appalling accidents
which are occurring with more and more
frequency Of late - =<..s9.s-:I.z, .*. aSs
SWAMP : g - :: III, A1NAcr IA
Vast tracts ~ ,nna ,ncata1 ,arga,v in
the northern nart1;G thntsSta * ara a.
present a useless waste. because they are
low, wet and untillabie. : This land drained
rich in soir and capable Of nrnfitabie ciliti-5
walton. urge nnnn svnnr cnnsiIerafion2
the enactment Of a law hevimr for,'its
State suncryision 10 do thts II World
recommend the establishment ~ = revoiv-.
ing fund from which the exnense pro-;
the Money TINS epnendn - may ha retnrnei
10 This find in 1ofarrai so ~, ~ 70 st4hnut
interest. from taxes icv! I'D ,,nnn and col
lected from the lands Lenefited ed. The pres
Suggested would he IN The natnra If SELF
helm and wouid he inst rair'nnd acTit
abie to ali sactions' u ~ the s anu Tue
development Of the drainaee a s ,nyg rand and
would relieve the ierislature Of future ap-
pr9priations for drainage purposes:
tention to the national swami Iani grant
by which thousands OF acres OF swamp
land were decided to the state with the
understanding and reconsideration that
these lands were to. be drained by the
p, et snoulu De met. ana the pledge mace
oy ene STATE TO carry out its part OF, TINS
agreement should most certainly: be re-
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
There is need at this time for q general
revision Of our present insurance laws.
banes petea % g
hnsiness that nc sn+era 81 af 30 ,o1;cv
holder IS not fuiiy nrotected such large large
amounts of the PEOPLES earnings are in
vested in various kinds Of insurance that
is,a IS n,ghay NECESSARY ana proper that leg-
y" wn't En- VIII not only make the supervision
81 "a Inc insurance st DePartment 1alr ana
enar5 eve ~ ,n Wcm WI + aosol1 3y saa
ana an;ilx which Eno viii compel every company
t ~ r. q" tha ,teI h's; business III eng say
hasi So I ma BUSINESS th e upon iegltmaie
to~othor 80 - =" ~ ~. IL - q
t 70 TOO much latitude , IN the matter
oomnanies anG +b; t the risks o. 4tn aM
sbnnId hs any any .Has. permitte9 at az,
finns that tha riaSts unoer Sncn cGaa
s 1mkS 'nat aie risnts 9l p0Iicy nOluels
" %u y. ~ euIei nneIepy. Inc plesent
t na,,p I..s Inc conectlon OF 1ees ny tne
t t,o >: me pfoprlety OF when
ihie a. ~ -; pursue n any uncertain Poncy IN
IN, ms 9r III any otner matter. All 1ees col
l nnad by oy tn,s department should be COW
efeo INTO the state treasury.
GOOD ROADS. ..
snuath,pPu Io n i, anu mere mas , oeSn
ina - ~ i-sx,no,,n.5,t sn 'opi;1
hishwavs smita Ms ieats,. ~ - P,o,,ns,
da9irSS o,a &c .oi SntH.,o.. 20 .,.xz
cientiv "a nni,iar S,;th ~ sit,,o4,o, 20 70
o,,ire NJ snacia, on,,,n en ~. 49, ,or+ 81
the chief executive An Increased fax for
the road and hrid9a fmnd Won,d m.
dnnhteSiv anoo,oniseS ILL. 1uIu Mviu,u u
state aid in tnwnahin uerIS u,o,iS nrnhe his
stimniat 70 anSeaT vow p.ion.r +his ~
~ ons .lA'S A'"o'
lMMlGRAIlON.
Throughout the northern part of our
commonwealth. large tracts o. land are
1die and unproductive because cf the lack
Of people to till the soil. Our neighbors
have been busy in the announcement of
settlers to locate with them. and within
very few years thousands of home
seekers have passed through our own
state to find an abiding place in the Da-:
kOtas, Montana. Washington and Canada
Minnesota offers every advantage to the
settler and by we'll directed effort. a large
proportion OF people seeking new homes
might be induced to locate In our own,
and deveiopment. a state immiera ton I'm" so ~