The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-18

ton which hasi in recent yea
brought so mrch ilscredit uron our
state. 1t Win he necessary to r.. !.
late and restrict tbelissue of seeu |.
ties. enforce REGULATIONS with resa Il
TO bona fide capitll, examine worry
Vigorously the basis Of capitalization,
and to plgscrihe methods by which
the public NAV he safeguarded against
fraud, deception, extortfon and eve
abuse OF its confidence.
Such scrutiny and regulation ous't
not TO be confined to corporal 'ons
seeking charters. They ought also to
be extended to Corporations already
operating under the license and al
thority Of the state.p @
The power to originate ara cord 5t
| Investigations of pubic service cor
poratons. regulate the rates and nd
Just the service Of svch corporations
operating within the state, shoul he
bestowed upon the New Jersey Public
Utilities Commission, the governor de
clares. Were the commiss on clotl ed
with such mower the governor saws,
their rulings would serve to esta1 fish
definitely debatabIe values upon
which many questions of taxation
turn. tie whole system Of taxa
tion,9 Cavernor Wilcon asse IS, IS
no SIS on at IT and nceis ovaraau9.
inc from ton to BOTTOM"
The conservation of natural resour-
ce9 within TIE stat is strongly urged.
For Primary Elections.
One Of the greatest needs, Governor
Wilson daal,res, is the perfection and
extension Of the existing state pri-
mary law, He says.
Some persons nave pointed out
that with out present methods of ma
chine nomination and our present me
thods Of electors, which were moth
ing more han choice between one
set Of machine nert7 ees and another.
we did nasWet representative govern
ment at aIl-at least rot government
representative Of the people, but gov
eminent ro~~osen aiva of political
managers wro served their own inte"-
ests and Ire Interests Of those wiah
vh3nl thev forn1 I profitable to es-
tah1sh paTre~sairs,
"The laws in re eat years adopted
in the state Of Oregon seem to me to
point the direction which we mrst
also take before we have completed
our regeneration Of government
which has suffered sd seriously and
so long from ivate MANAGEMENT ana
ORGANIZED selfshress. Our primary
laws, perfected, shonld be extended 10
every elective office. and to the selec.
ton Of every committee or official as
well, IN order that the peo, 10 NAV
onfe for al take charge of their own
faffairs. F
Geld Storage Trust,
Announcine MS departure ron ~the
beaten trac,,R of precedence, Cover.
nov Wilson calls to the attention OF
The legislature the maintenance anil
use OF large cold storage warehouses
IN the northern section of the state.
Immense quantities Of treats. poultry.
eggs and FISH are storei and held in
these plants. sometimes for veara
awaiting a favorable market Gove-,
/ nor Wilson aserts, tho results hing
not only to control prices. IN, n on.
danger health He r,qes The legisla.
ture to push r"pidly TO enactment
proper mieasure of inspection anil of
! ~" .tation OF the length of time suca
CONN odities may be left in storage.
He concludes.
/, We are servants Of the people, OF
the whole people. Their interests
should be our constant study. We
should pursue it with-ur rear or favor.
/, Our reward will be greater than that
to be obtained in any other service"
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