Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-08-11
WASHINGTON STATE PRESS
Resolutions Passed During Last sss
sion at Tacoma.

The following set of resolutions wor.
passed at the last session of the Wosh'
ington State Press Association in Cstv
of Tacoma:
Resolved, That the Legislative com.
mlttee of the Washington State Press
association be instructed to use all
honorable means to secure the passapa
of direct primary law.
Resolved, That the state of WASHING.
ton Press association approves and urOes
the enactment by the next Legislature
of law, which would enable every
publisher in the state to send ont tho
session laws in supplement form with
their respective papers.
Resolved, That the state of Washing.
ton Press Association hereby request
that their legislative committee be in.
structed to work for the passage Of
law by the next legislature requiring
the annual statement of each insurance
company doing business in this state
In one newspaper in each county where
the said companies may have an
agent.
Whereas, good country roads are
necessary feature to the prosperity Of
the rural sections of the state, and
Whereas, the present road laws are
hopelessly inadequate to provide for
the construction and maintenance Of
highways that are needed for the use
of farmers now living in the state, and
for the promotion of its commerce and
resources. and to attract new settlers
Be it resolved, That this association
favors the enactment of such a road
law as will create q substantial state
highway fund.- and the adoption of the
method so successfully followed in
New York and New Jersey, By which
the state is made to pay equally with
the county for the building of a system
of good and durable highways in each
county of the state on the basis of an
equitable proportionment.
Resolved, That the association is
warmly appreciative of the overhowlng
hospitality of the Tacoma people, and
returns its best thanks to Brother Al
bert johnson and his associates for
their forethought and constant attent
ions to our pleasure and comfort.
Resolved, That the thanks of the
Washington Press association be and
the same are hereby rendered to its re-
firing officers for their faithful SER
vices during the past year.
Resolved, That the association con-
graduate the city of Tacoma on the
possession of so active and energetic an
officer of the Chamber of Commerce as
l.. w. Pratt, and further that this as
ISOLATION assist and aid MIR. Pratt In
every way in his efforts to form a state
promotion and publicity bureau.
Resolved, That we appreciate tne
presence and counsel of his excellency'
Gov. Albert E. Mead, at this meeting
of the association.
Resolved, That the Washington
State Press association reitetates lS
sentiment as expressed at the last meeV
ing in regard to the enactment OF a just
and equitable libel law and fhat We
urge every mem Der 10 use MS ihnuonOO
with the senators and representative
in the next Legislature toward the pas
sage of such a measure.
Resolved, That the hearty and sln,
cere thanks of the association be ana
the same are hereby rendered TO tne
Northern Pacific Railway, Great NOT
thern Railway, o. R. & N. Co.. w
lumbia & Okanogan Steamboat Co.
Tacoma 81 Eastern Railway Co., the
Vashon Navigation Co. and the Iaco.
ma Railway e. Power Co. Also 70 'n0
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce, lacy
ma Press Club, B. P. o. Elks, NO. I'4'
the Mercedes Baths, the Tacoma ho'ei'
to the management of Mineral LSno
Inn, and the Grand Theater, u. D.
Worley, Mgr.