The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-16

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recommendation which arr psrticu.
arh timely are those FOR the result.
mission of the question ~ calling
state constitutional convention. Tor
the revision ~ the budget law. and
for the increase Of road and other
construction 10 help solve the unrm.
pioyment problem The state budget
has not yet reached the hands Of the
legislators. for some reason. 50 the
consideration of its details is a. yet
impossible.
SENATOR DICK nj rCHf>SO>.
>pohane-lt was rchash OF every.
thing We already knew. aud he rec
commended good many things We
have already done.
REPRESENTATIVE FRED q.
REMAIN. Pierce-Iudging from the
message. ! believe tho governor and
the legislature can work IN harmony.
REPRESENTATIVE rLI>Y Al
LEN. hing-i'm very well satisfied
with many features Without hav-
ms gone into the details 81 the high.
way bond issue plan. am inclined
To favor tho policy OF pay az we so.
SENATOR HOWARD TAYLOR.
king--A very clever message
SENATOR . q. 0HARt. king
am in accord with the principles 81
tho governors message. with the cx
c~ption 81 the state constahutRry. the
necessity for which could b. cared
FOR under state laws that now exist.
In his message and In convsrsat
with him. l was agrc.ably surprised
and pleased at his knowledge % the
conditions that exist In our state in
regard to labor
REPRESENTATIVE n. G. BOIL
kf. king-ltccommendatious ia the
governors message were very good.
In my opinion. particularly his lrr!Ea-
ton proposals.
REPRESENTATIVES, FRAN X
C0TTERiII. kinx-Thc message
was very good The governors rec.
concentrations will. believe. receive
due consideration.
REPRESENTATIVE EVAN
THOMAS. king-The message was
very interesting. and consider II a
fine piece OF work.
REPRESENTATIy GEORGE y.
HODGD0>. KING think II we fol.
low the governors advice. Wen get
somewhere.
: REPRESENTATIVES, FRANCES
VI HASKELL. Pierce--It was a very
complete and splendid document. Our
executive deserves credit for the way
the war emergency and affairs Of
state were handled.
REPRESENTATIVE r.. H. CUE.
kiDg-The message was n clear
statement Of the stewardship Of the
states affairs. The statements con
corning needed legislation viii no
doubt result In legislation for the
public good.
SENATOR DAN I4t>DON. King
The message Is sound on most all i'm.
portant propositions. The tendency
Of officials appears TO be 10 increase
rather than diminish their powers I
believe that the responsibility TO en-.
force the laws should remain as IL IL
rather than place additional power in
the hands Of officials not in touch
with actual conditions.
REPRESENTATIyE JAS. DAVIS,
Picrce-It was a good message. 1,
was constructive. The state should
be- congratulated for the work Of lts
governor and the council Of defense.
SENATOR \. r.. JUDD, Lewis
I This message was the most construc.
tive the present governor has deliv
cred. lie has struck "A higher chord
In business efficiency.
SENATOR GEORGE u. LAMP.
ING, king--it was very practical
document. regret that Il did not 20
Z into more practical details concern
ing reconstruction outside Of reclaim
alton Of land. n offered no practical
I solution for the immediate return "a
civil life. with contented employment
/ Of soldiers.
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