Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-03-19


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.s Notes.
For twelve years the state Of Min
.nesota has been trying to put ton.
mage tax on iron ore. but has not snc-
ceeded ssTWothirds of the present
session has gone by and hearings are
still being held. VIII itsbe. necessary
tosswait until the Nonpartisan League
has complete control of the political
machinery before q tonnage tax can
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Would Won believe # that while 8:
bill "a nendine7 to comnal IS a Gin ia
business intarast. the mining fndwa.S
try to .ponysup some 100000 IN a..
nual taxes that it, Is now shirkinr
some wou1dbe statesmen in the T,aR.
islature are spending their time in a
frantic effort to increase the salary
of some friend from 500 to $1,000
Well, this class OF statesmen don't
belong to the Nonpartfsan League
So $50 E@S !:
= The Workmen's zCompensation Rn
il It. gets paststhes Senate and. aludes
Fsixty-seyen. casualty ffnsaranca com.
panies that now collect about 81 600 :.
600 from EMPLOYERS Of labor for tho
benefit of employees and charge about
$500. 900 for doing the. work, mi ~
business. The State win, harea FER
do this at cost IA. the above man.
toned COMPANIES must "fold thair
tents like the Arabs and silently ataa1
IaWay to some state or States where here,
forgan lied labor and organized farmers
One of the queer things about this
Legislature is the apparently dense.
Ignorance of some members from
southern Minnesota on matters that
ieven a school. boy should understand.
The Public domain. the nronertv nf
all the people. is located chiefly in a
very few counties. It stands to reason
! that the leeislators from -thaaa aac.
guard the public interests In connac.
ton with this property and vet they
are made chairmen Of the committees
and practically allowed full swing in
dealing with the~matter. =
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The militarists in the House have
not yet fully shown their hand, al
though the passage of the dehorned
provision for q special colored regi
1 meQC OF state militia are surely bad
enough. let alone the espionage bill
makes criticisfng among other things
of the Governor d penitentiary offense
in time Of war" but happily thai
time may never come again.
Amt it awful funny that the men
who are clamoring for authority to
spend $100. 900, 900 Of the peonle's
money obtained .bv issuing bonds n,
the purpose of buildfng- good roads
are lined up in opposition to a tonnaee
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70 Just as far in bufldinr hiehways
as the funds realized from a bond Il
sue? :
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When the reform forces were fight
ing hard to defeat Sullivan in wash
|ineton county a nrononnad nat 1ead
ar the Anti.Sa,oon Taapna stood a1oo,
and sullivan Won ont rho Drva mn
see their mistake 40 snlltvan;s eiec
ton viii Nkelv he followed Nv 49,
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