The chronicle=news., 1914-11-16

effect trade and industry is fair and
conservative the result Is certain TO
guarantee laboring men satisfactory
working conditions which means
steady employment, prosperous en-
plOyes and that their investments
will be protected so long as they COM
ply with existing state laws enacted
to give all classes of people the con-
sideration guaranteed to them under
the state constitution.
1t is matter OF common knowl-
edge that Colorado's greatest draw
pack for many years past has not
been the lack of necessary laws but
rather the failure of those elected
to sec that the provisions of laws
enacted were properly lived M to and
enforced. This defect is -traceable
to the officials OF all political par
ties for, that matter, the principle
complaint having arisen from the
fact that partially has been shown
| one way or the other by public Off
cials elected to enforce the laws fair
ly and impartially. 0E1 1-bln I1is
The above facts have been realized
by the people and By public officials
| recently elected to office and from
; all indications there will now be
more of determination upon tho
part of those repu blicans and demos
Gratis who will have control of var
ious state offices to avoid the mis-
takes other officials have made in
| this direction.
Governor-elcct Carson and Attor-
ney General Farrar are both on rec
ord as saying that they will cooper
ate to bring about the impartial en-
forcemeIt of all existing state laws.
with special reference to those. laws
which effect the employment of Ia
bor and capitol. In u recent inter-
view given Tho Star-Journal Gov
ernor-elect Carlson was particular to
emphasize that he expected all de-
oartments of the state government
out his policy of impartial law en-
fcrccment. NlIe stated that all vio-
lators OF the law would look alike
to him: that the departments which
have to do with the enforcement Of
ls&s etfactin9- the employment of
men whose working conditions are
regulated by state statutes would
have to give all such employees every
consideration to which they are en-
titled under the law. and to employ
crs of labor the protect 'on which the
state laws give them In the conduct
of their business so long as they re-
spect those laws. That MIR. Carlson
| will have this cooperation is GER
tain from the fact that the newly
elected officials have already gone
on record in favor OF a plan under
which state officials will be able to
obtain from both employers Of labor
and from employees respect for the
laws passed to benefit both. In this
way It is hoped to be able to con-
vince employers md employees that
state officials are the friends of
both but not enemies of either capt
tai or labor.
Attorney General Farrar who was
| reelected by handsome majority is
also outspokcn of his desire to CO.
operate with Govcrnor-elcct Carlson
TO the end that the best results may
be accomplished: that labor may
have steady employment under
proper conditions and that capital
may find ample cause to come to
Coloraod for Investment. Other cleo
tive officials have also made their
position plain in this connection so
that the people of Colorado are look
ing forward during the coming two
years to an era OF reconstruction in
all lines of trade and int"sirv with
| whith the state government has su-
provisional relations
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