The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-15

! the strict regulation OF all public
service corporations, and placing tho
same within the control OF tho state.
| ca i'm the reduction Of freight and pas
Isenger rates by the constitution and
! the contral Of such corporations by
! the state. (5) in the passage Of the
/ fellow servant provision. 60, In the
providing for the employment of con
Wet labor C7), in the protection by
liberal exemptions from taxation of all
OK soldiers. (S). in the restriction of
government by injunction, (9l, in the
passage Of mine. mill and factory in
lspection aud health laws. (t0D. and in
J che recogni, ION and protection Of labor
by n board of arbitration and the pre-
yention Of child labor IN mill and mine
an. in the establishment OF COM
missioner Of charities and, O2, in
the wise and intelligent provisions for
city government and abolition Of alien
ownership Of our soil, are measures
OF progress and have set the coustl.
tuition for the proposed state OK okla
homa at the head of all state docu
mcnts, as the greatest and ablcst CON
stitution ever written for any people
Of any state or time.
THIRD
We deaounco tile Republican, rail
road ASP Constitution" written by
Henry r. Asp and signed by twelve
republicans. members in the conyen-
! ton, in the interests or and for the
corporations. believing that the re
ljpstly committed to the policies Of
that instrument as the democratic
party is by the one they have signed
and submitted 10 you fol suffrage.
FOURTH;
We demand as strict regulation as
is possible to secure OF all public
utility corporations including rail
roads. telegraph and express lines
Nntil such time as public ownership
can be accomplished by systematic,
ienuho methods ia accord with
sound public policy
lFlFTH:-
We demand the state 0wnersnip and
lpublic management of twine factory
an oil refinery. and the coal mines Of
the state We favor the establish.
ment Of q state printing plant, ia which
an public printing shall be done IN.
lN'NNfNh Nfhifa GUILTY. anu NhNft iiNlAi
cipal records and slgo the publishing
Iof school books TO be furnished 10 the
public at cost. thereby preventing the
lcyploiting of the people by the book
Trust These public enterprises shall
be run at cost Of operation after
lpaying legitimate expenses. repairs. eN
tensions and a good liNng price fog
labor
We favor an eight hour day ror en-
lployes ~ all pralic service CcrDOra
tons, Underground mining companie5
aud all employees on public works oI
ihc state and the prevention 0f child
labor in factory and mine and al
other employment dangerous TO heath
and morals.
we deeogace the present taril
schedule and policy a8 conceived ir
7in and brought forth in ihiquity
whereby il has become the prOseniio
% trusts and mouop0liea and ye sr'
msltorably opposed 20 tho nonpro
lgcssiye stand pat' policy Of the &C.
publican party. and we believe tha
ihe same IS misht in our indusirla
system fal we therefore advocate I
total revision and reduction Of th'
rates and schedule Of the same. plac
lilg Herewith an articles controlled bl
monopolies On the free iist.
We are, unalierably oppoaed % th'
sO.called asset currency Law, as IN
ltr0duced 10 the congress and iatbere'