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We favor the enactment OF a law max
ing IL a criminal ohensc TOT raitroan com
paAies 10 give discrimination or reDatet
IN charges LOT IRE transportation oi
itelsht ana particularly 90 we piedge
the nominees OF the Republican party e
the. enactuent OF a law making II a Grim
inal onense for railroad companies to give
iree passes To persons other than EN-
pioyes and those engaged In works OF re.
nglon or charity. In this connection W.
can the attention OF the people to the FAC
that the last Legislature refused 70 enac'
a faw for the accomplishment Of this pur'
pose that was introduced by a Republican
member OF the state Legislature.
The Republican party is unqualified,
opposed to trusts and monopolies. anC
favors the enactment and enforcement o.
all laws which will result In their punish.
ment and suppression. In case the pres
ent laws OF this state should be found in
ADEQUATE for the accomplishment OF thi
result. we favor such additional legisla
ton as will relieve the people from tn,
Levils now incident to the existence o
combinations and trusts.
We believe in larger appropriations TO
and a higher standard OF efficiency In tn,
public school system OF our state. Ant
to this end we favor higher salaries 70
teachers. better educational equipmen
and textbooks published by the stat
and furnished to the children at actua
cost. While we favor the largest fnan
cial support consistent with our revenu
, for the common schools. we also favo
fair and reasonable appropriations 10
the higher educational institutions. sue
{ as the state normals and state university
/. We favor the enactment OF a law enabIin
cities to establish free night schools TO
children over IA years OF age. and partic
ularly do we favor liberal appropriation
for the School Of Agriculture In order tina
1t may conduct such Investigations an,
: experiments as will give to the farmer
of the state the most accurate advance,
and scientific information useful in agri
culture, horticulture and the raising O
live stock.
Good Roads Plank.
believing that the lack OF good road
through the state is a great burden di
rectly and Indirectly upcn the people. W
advocate the enactment OF avs provid
ing for the construction and maintenance
Of such public highways as may be use,
r at all seasons and under all weather con
ditions
We believe Il to be the duty of tn
state to aid in the construction of publ
roads and highways and that the Nations
! Government should Improve the navigabl
rivers flowing through and along the Dor