Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-08-05

we endorse the administration Of
Governor Nj. Il. Hay and the other
state officers as embodying a highly
commendaDle example and display Of
enterprise, economy and efficiency
We heartily endorse and commend
the good work done by the state rail
road and state tax commission and we
favor the extension Of the scope OF au-
thority Of one Of these commissions so
that supervision aud control over
public service corporations in the
state may be had similar to that ex-
erCised by the public utilities commits
sion of the state of New York. We
fayor the fullest publicity as to all
public service corporations doing bus
mess in this state.
The principle of protection Is an
| essential part of republicanism The
American market should and must be
preserved for American producers.
The late revision of the tariff was
made by republican congress in
sympathy with this established re-
publican doctrine The new tariff is
in our Judgment. a practical fulfill
ment of the pledge of 1908. This law
has substantially reduced the tax ON
MANY Of the necessities Of life and if
raised them on nothing hrt Iuvnrias
# has converted q daficit in the ma
tional revenues into errnIns #
hoe boor n1oood ~, stotr+as ,,.itbo,+
dist,rhino tho bueinoes of tho o,ur
t,., and CAUSING . Ioss of on,nIov,op+
70 ,py Iaho,ino man
W. boliava in rho ra,,,stou os +bo
toriff fro,,, time 70 ti,,o 90 conaitiors
,,,.ooa Wa hoIiouo +ba+ +ho ,.iedo,,,
n ont,ueting tba revision of tho far
ise -. g., f.food, no, s,,1,, haa, In,
tifiad Inv. tho pa,no-A1driob Low,
IN tho NON, .arootion Of nrh1io hui1d-
iu,., - mi. .+o+o ~, Tho fodoro, oo,,
l,.,. won't +b,, ,o,ros.n.oti,,os o,,a can
,to,., :, oonoros. from, +his etato arc.
and rrood to nso ovarv hon-
o,.hlo effort 70 have anacifiod and
.,,.aa !, oil ouch ,,,h1fo h,i1dina mo-
to,iaIs from, this stato n,hara readily
ovailahlo wbatbar from, forests mine
ouarrios mill factories or foundrv
tborahy landing m holm devo1onn,ont
of the resources of This state
We believe that in IT'S wisdom the
1eetsIature of this state sbouId see fit
to authorize the erection and appro-
pr,atiop for anv state building that
wonld helm home industry by nro-
viding that all material used in the
erection of such buiIdines sbould he
from the state of Washington. where
readily available We have the ma
terial we have the mechanics whose
skin is eouaI tn the hest
We favor the massage Of an emnloy-
ar's limited liability law which shall
Law the burden of accidents accruing
in industrial nursuits on such indus-
tries and not upon the shoulders of
the belnIess victims of such accidents
We lament that death has called
that chamnion Of the neonIe's rights.
Governor s. G Cosgrove. at the zen
i'll, of his mower likewise the Hon.
Francis w Cusbman. who so long
and brilliantly represented his state
in the halls of congress-. and ex-Gov-
ernor John n. McGraw. whose life
ana services are now the heritage of
the neop1e The pIaces left vacant
nv these pub1ic men of our state will
he hard to fill and the memory of
their lives and usefulness will forever
remain with the people of this state.
We favor the repeal of the second
choice provision of the present pri-
mary election law.
While the resources and industries
of the state of Washington are by
nature divided east and west by the