The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-07

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that of RECONSIDERATION The Democrat.
A. n,atforn, ,s ahsol.talv eilapt IN that
vital nnast,on On tba other hand the
par,h,,oar nar+v -. ,,aa.aa its.ls IN
racnrd WITH ras.-aroa - tha rag,,,o.
tion and control ~ railway ta,agranb
ana ta,enhora comraria. a. the c,ear-
est ana stronoast tarms 1Inon that
rIa,sorr, stana r,,,ho,,t rssarvot;on
ga .h.a,a, tha ,"ra, aanau.u,ont -
tha ..a.o ,sam go. anarn arnrt -
$500 ~ ,n.aras.a - tha naon,a ~
%, az .a,,aa M,nsasoto rate oosas
60 -. ross,na $780, .sa co,rts
Sood noaos.
Zone of the most important prob
lens to which It has been my privilege
to devote considerable time and at,
tention Is that OF good roads. After
securing the passage OF the Highway
Commission ACT IN lSoo, ! lmmedl'
tne s.a.e ~ INC applopiia.on VI neo,
essay iunus: ousn Tug eno,'s VI
tne peee eoou 90
so'ia',Ono, e no' sun 90 ~.
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tne oon,'Sion i.sel tneie nas ans
on suon LA, az .aoe ss an o =, INC s.a'e
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WIN INC ,e," aD pa a
tne .eN' e "a'ne ING SUI ~,
nission ~ ,ne peupie VI . une MI
&c so - - Is .ss IS
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nnn . VI III u a',.as ~ n anu amply IN
~" y. 49,. .ass aa .Sn1.nI
the state could be nroner1v sunerv,sed
and improved. The state can make
no better investment than the exten.
sion of aid In the supervision and
construction Of good public highways
not merely from a purely economic
standpoint, but because it is essential
in the proper development of rural
schools.
LABOR
There Is no question where the
Republican party has stood and where
it stands today with reference to Ia
Dor. All the advance labor legisla'
ton on our statute books has been
enacted pursuant to It's policy OF aid
ing and protecting labor, and shall
use every enort TO secure further leg
isiatloh III tne in.eres. Oh cniid iaoor,
s Inc p.ose Sa. "a a.. - -.
a., "ae a.,. .s.,~. 80. =.
VI "oi h ;.s sn az ~
aceoruanoe WI. Ing ie.un snuations
ol 'he cohniission p,osiueu Luz ny an
ACT Vi 'ne i"se ies's,a'
Eoucation.
mo state In the Union can boast
Oh d petter euu'a'iouai SYSTEM 'na a.,
Mlnneso'". "" o.,
ie"uy ~ "u. . ,a' wv s.a.e nss p" -.
700 i'.le a''ent,on ~ 'As 'eos y,
asiieui'uie' "A'
none e'on'l''S ~ Ga Jul s'n'ois'
Immigration.
Immigration is another important
phase of state development. The I'm.
migration Commission should be given
more funds and authority SO that 1t
may be able to render more assist.
ance in securing desirable settlers and
in overcoming obstacles necessarily
incident to the development of new
territory.
Administration Record.
.r. 49,. .s,,,,,..u..,uo omoor.
oora.i.,,.e on. araati hus;nas. inst;tr'
It,, T., oor,,ns hasara The naonla os
a candidota for Gov9rnor II 10 nroner
that on account sbonId he rendered
covor;ro INV stewardshin already ron.
Sorsd
neeoro " ~''or"ey ae"e'a'
Among the brilliant achievements
OF Republican administration during
the past few years Is the record made
by the Attorney Generafs once. In
the so-called railroad rate cases and
cases in state courts against the West,
ern Union Telegraph Company and
the railroad company Tor taxes, for
mer Attorney General Young and Sen
ator E. 8. Durment have been en-
ployed as special counsel, but In the
numerous important timber and tax
cases that have been carried to the
United States Supreme Court, Attor-
ney General Simpson and his assist
ants have conducted the litigation and
made the arguments. This Is said
to be the first instance In which a
state has appeared IN the United
States Supreme Court without the aid
of outside counsel.
In 1895 a Republican legislature
passed Chapter 1853 of the laws OF that
year, placing In the hands OF the Tim
Der Board, composed OF the Governor,
the Auditor and the Treasurer, to