New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

rstuaI AeretoforC anehateu Wy
mi public Sc. ser Of the standard fire in,
V A reVlsI" IN secure to the assured
,rrsnce Ppd fair payment OF losses.
profnF' For the Farmers.
advocate state or national iegis'a-
rcn as a. repeal of the so-caiied Oanaoiar'
rsiprocityy rcuitural survey of the state,
An Az coarb locality there may be
% that j, n each farmer adequate data
srsIsole farm management, seed sup
AZ 70 SOLE, -, facilities, transportation
oh, MAJ ron prospects and the IKE.
Methods, c s.,,vpperyision Of commission mer-
STATE brokers. TO prevent loss 10
ehanSS- through Insolvency VI ,iSu" .or
snpp system Of ag ricui,e,o a. e'''
drainage nbanCe in statute and funda-
Such rs will permit drainage Of
mental ~ bv means OF compulsory
nrnl AGAINST AGAINST the owners OF contiguous
lanis: .on,d extension Of the parcels
pest se' active state policy Of road build
!. AM and road maintenance, we ueno and
the ias'; IN road construction under the
llptflp' S''N
P''S''' Industrial Planks.
49,. national platform embodieS TIC iol'
Ouf 'oorogramme Of social and INDUS
lovings sRtics, to which VIC pledge our un-
Using efforts: ,,s,a,,or % nrev.nt ir-
+ IN accidents. occupational diseases,
dusirle, ond involuntary unemployment.
OrerNooilna Drohihitiou of child labor.
:. iI,m,,,,ur, wage standards providing
uegf" FOR working women.
tn prohibition of night work Tor
and the establishment OF an
Eo Inefb day for women and young
p,rsc9ns De day's rest in seven for all wage
EorRsrrSs eight hour day IN continuous
Sour hour Industries.
isehtz ne anplication Of prisoners earn
70 the support of their dependent
islhies .... &c % u.ases hours and
r'.oTpO .,n renorts Of industrial accidents
i,ssases. and the opening 10 punlc
sno III of all tallies. weights. meas
hsy nd check systems on labor PROD
~ Tho protection Of the home by
", ~ insurance against sickness,
solar employment and old age. suited
" trerican conditions.
~ Compensa ton for death by acclden'
II iri,,rv and trade diseases.
az Continuation schools for industrial
.,1cstion under public control.
~ OrcaniZation Of workers. men ana
v0nen ..:
This fsrreaching but wholly pracocal
FAMINE. every portion of which is IN
,.5cesssful operation elsewhere. places, on
~ state greater responsibility LOT acuon
Ian on the national government.
- A It's part in carrying out this pro-
..arue The Department OF Labor should
r-,sorganized. wholly separated from
..r,;cs new divisions created ana
summed with an adequate numoer or IN
,isc,ors. II should be given fuli powers
~ me efficient enforcement OF tne IapOr
Wv II should have authority TO MAKE
~ snforce regulations subject TO legis-
.Svs control. adjusting general laws 10
,.rt,cular localities and trades.
We favor Immediate investigation or IN.
srs,Isi disputes by the Department OF
isbor and the prompt publication OF us
findings ..oo -. 81.
rspding constitutional amendment relat-
M m vorknen's compensation and the
.1ssctn,ent thereupon Of a tnoroughgorg
Torkren's compensation act.
Z ne pledge ourselves TO laws securing
,ssouate FIRE protection TO the factory
workers OF the state.
50 congestion OF population. bad housing
ard ali other preventable causes OF pow
Ne favor the enforcement in letter and
s,rt ~ the Empire States laws foroid-
G1s determinations on account OF race
reed or color. . A..
80, AZ uvinx q better supervision OF the
varketing Of food products.
For Practical instruction.
Tho nuhlic school is the most efhcient
"a % democracy. and We favor it's MAIN
saance everywhere at high stand ara.
Ne favor practical instruction IN matters
n Immediate concern 20 each community
-,rrfc,lture and forestry In rural re-
yions and the smaller towns. INDUSTRY
s,S eoYnperce in the cities. Housekeeping
and ejtizenship everywhere. .
The move ment for the WIDER use OF
s.loS'houses has our hearty endorsement
We favor vigorous state and local &C
',ivty in the protection OF puohi;o ne e,dd
Tuberculosis can and must be eliminated.
Tbs,s should he expert medical inspec-
ton Of all school children
our wafer power and other natural re-
sources are the heritage Of the people.
Thsy should be dedicated 10 the common
i4Defi and developed under state con.
troll The policy should be enforced tna,
-,,thsr s,afe nor privately owned natural
-,sourees may ne used 10 the detriment
n the public welfare. The state hololnSs
N m. forest reserve should be greatly
offended and so administered as 10 com
slns intelligent conservation win "i9sr
popular use The reckless deiorests,ioil
u privately owned forest lands sholId De
prevented by a careful regulation IN me
l.. TronChlSpC Tor fne
pirate use Of public natural resources
should not he granted for nothing or FOR
ever
We deplore the completely and the In
'1ulty OF our present tax laws. ana iaNoI
he creation Of a commission 10 consloeI
arefuily the reform OF our state ana
ocal taxation.
immigrants and Dependents.
We favor The DEVELOPMENT Of the state
bureau % immigration and Industries,
We favor the education and protection
\ the Immigrant and the intelligent dis
ribgtlon Of alien labor through state en-
soyment exchanges o. otherwise:
We favor liberal provision by the stare
nonal provision should BE- made TOT al
NJ feeble minded unsmted TO home lie.
We 6enounce the present state admin
isrslion for fits failure 10 carry out Inc
avn looking toward a real state budget:
sdoeted during the administration on
Governor Hughes
We favor the adoption Of thorough
'gqyet system
We believe that the state should do IFS
sssn printing and establish plant there,
~ We would end the wasteful ana
seess publication of session laws N
eVspapers. We recommend, instead,
ac establishment OF a state bulletin for
~ rublication Of session laws and oni-
r,l notices.
We favor the converting Of state con :
,u,uiionsl convention al the esrnest
sssible time. the members thereof 10 be
'rc'eo on non partisan basis.
!. R. WEAK IN NORTHWEST
dis STRENGTH 0verestimate