The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Voc unto tis one who is caught say
fEg coz. coo, Cnue
The uldest mplnber Of tile House is
Simpson l.. Butler Of Denver who IL
81 ana stln going strong WHAT this
veteran thinks no one knows, for wis,
d9tb has taught him silence The young
esl member Is Ralph kullersirand II
uuray, That, name ought to get him
somewhere aud II might be- well to-
make norc Of u.
ALREADY we think We note IN eTIl
in our legislative procedure. II is Al
siatuiur} enactment that ali bills must
be Introduced the First fifteen Days pf
tue session, the appropriation blIls
alone excepted. The rrrnlt 0f This pro.
cedure is Il great food Of bills, which
pile up at once, and which is almost
certain tu produce legislative indigcs
ton; tho hopper ls 50 full that the mill
griHds slowly, and sometimes u Isl
chuked up, becnuse Of the avalanche
OF estutf that Is fed into II at once,
We are honestly In Doubt whether IL
Is a wise plan to follow or not.
Much criticism Is heard everywhere
about our civil service law. In one re-
spect It Is II success, namely, IN build,
ing up It bipartisan machine. says
one; another argues that civil service
does not necessarily mean the best
service and we suspect that there is
Wisdom 10 both suggestions.
Recently tie writer has been serv'I
ing rs Il member Of committee afI
five to visit the state institutions Hnl.
tMke report thereon for the IHgish
ture. Without going intn detail. ae
Wlll shy that il has made Us a little
pfaudsr Of our state 10 vlslt these Ia
sflpitlpus and ~ see the magnificent
things imt Colorado II doing for her
unfortunate and dependent citizens
Comparisons are inFidInHs but If llie
p1Feats nf boys and girls could setI
iust what Is being done for thnse aIe
have stepped aside Il woaIl do tspfrI
hearts good And to the nen hui|
women who are elnployed IN these m
siilul Wns We take Oft pur halls 10 theaI
III. n there Is a finer type Of hunani
tartan service performed anywhere Es
do NOT know Of IT, AT hail to Cul.eI
RADIO and her workers in this regard.
Poverty has It's zcbmpensntjons. Thu
other day Representative Rros waaI
c.dtnd before fAc bnr nf tha l'ma afI
explain where he secured his nnw ili,I
he snme bring me Of thn fIashF n d
variety, We refer TO this hotc nuIg
hecaHse the snInry paid representa-
tive Is 81 small tina, the appearaus"I
of such an article ot apparel may aaa
excite alarm, especially as lobbyists ar
broad In fhc land We arc enInr m
.Iay safe, far we hive brought uil'
Did lIcs with us whirh admlring frirnH
Ha}e given us for Christmas, 10. thra,
H4ng years
II our constituents are proud nfI
heir representative, and senators fFl.
aiHtcr because of their magnificent
rtalnricul achievements in public Iif1
ID is only falr 10 give credit To the In.
-ptruiDna effect n Den,crs crmafa
!t1 gojly, there arc Sp,a.f woudpH4Ii
r0in1s up here, Hua We are -enjoyln
.niu
Attorney Prrshtn addressed the Dat
a->rcittl0n and certain members oil
.be Legislature an the admIusfrut1ya
.IAr proposed by Governor Sweet. Wa
Arar tbgt rershing Is a Republican
'aa we really don't think that hurf4I
n'm nHelt-and thp governors wistl
u his method
Of ail legislation the most talked q
= The proposed new administrative
ede bsll Recommended by GoverngFI
sweet and introduced BY Represents.
ike Lacy This BIN would dispose of
srHrnly.two boards and bureaus anal
organize and deparimeutize the state
Government under nine heads, the rs
'lmalcd saving Of which would hp |
s52tH'0 To The taxpayer,
The cooperative farming measures
.Iave been introduced also. While eau
rus role h,s prevailed lhus far, il isl
only fuir to say that the prospects, are
good Gnr these progressive measures
10 bruamr laws because, while The
Democrats are working saldly like
brothers, Il il believed thal sonn r.
puhlrans will help Ihem out when il |
ronies to voting, and put tie measures
over the top No chtmge Is being Iaal |
however. fur separate bills have hepn
introduced touching many sspaFa
points 50 that II the main Bnl is not |
successful SOME Of the others win he |
and sn progress is certain t0 be made
One bill proposed II enacted intu
law viii do away with the board Of |
capitol managers there seems to be a |
general demand for such legislation.
Child welfare bills are not heing over.
looked, nor Is the question nf prohl- |
blti0n. All state Institutions will be
cared for in a worthy way. The |
IWenty-fourth General Assembly
promises TO do something worth while. |