The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-02-19


day. there will be but sixteen actual working days.
with Saturdays and in view of the fact there many
personal matters to be for it's necessary for each
and every to hurry OF them will be let
which will be too bad, the poor house may have to
entertain some of the promoters until the next legislature
perhaps passes relief measure.
Fearful lest the legislature pass bill removing the
state industrial and training school from Chehas to
some point in Eastern Washington the
Chehals Citizens citizens of that hamlet IN arms
Register Protest and almost threaten Acting Governor
Hay with political annihation unless
he recedes from his purpose It to that Gov
Hay is absolutely in his contentious and the
transpanng of the school to section of the state where
the greatest good to the greatest number would be the
unqualified result should the approval of the citizens
of the entire state Those boys trained to fruit and
vegetable raising would be apt to get small farm
for that purpose than they would be to get dairy ranch
the outlay for which would be thousand times greater
The passage Of the suffrage bill is still a
matter Of speculation and that too despite the fact
majority of the members of the
Woman Suffrage Senate favor its passage. A mere
Still In Balance majority however, will not SUFFICE
but to submit a constitutional
amendment it requires thirds majority, and that's
where the rub will The editor of this paper is OF
the opinion that the requisite number OF Senators should
favor the BILL not because it would in any way commit
them to the support of the at the polls but be-
cause it would give other men, equally influential in
the affairs of the state themselves opportunity to
express themselves this How you may vote
on the subject at the polls has nothing to do with
voting in the Senate to give other man chance
to either kill the desire.
To expend another dollar the present capitol
building of the state of Washington is nothing short OF
wilful waste of public moneys
Capitol Building DR. H. P Carlyon wants enough of
Wilful Waste the capitol land grand sold to COM
plete the state capitol and pay off
the Indebtedness Of the capitol building The debt to be
sure should be qudated but to invest another dollar on
the present pile of brick stone and mortar which has been
styled the capitol building Of the state of Washington
simply throwing good money after bad money The pres
capitol building is wholly inadequate to accommo
date the needs of the state in that capacity is
school building to accommodate 500 graded pupils
Yes that's Charley Cline sitting in the gallery and he
quietly watching the proceedings Of the house of
resentatives if he were a back
Charley Cline woods hayseed, who had never
Watches Proceedings before visited the capitol
Mr.. Cline twice member of
the and speaker of that body But few short
years ago and the Of Charles E. Cline the
tongues of the entire citizenship of the state of Washing
ton and he dangerously close to being hooked
with national fame he by all rights of political justice
should have been elected United States senator in 1897
when the Pops controlled the legislature The writer is
inclined think would have been trick at all for
him have been nominated for congress for governor
of the state but he had his heart set the United States
senate and it that nothing and nothing and
he is now everyday farmer of Whatcom county and
happier perhaps than if he had gone the United States
senate.
Those of the legislature and the visitors to Olympia
who took advantage Of the opportunity most beaut
fully entertained by Mr.. Samuel