The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

begged down because huildln
until proper provision Is mad
resulted in a "bombardment'
Rep. Hugh Rossllini. delegate 70
the lower house from the 2sth Dis
trict. admits he Is being hiitzkneg-
ed ey the postman
Improvement clubs srs writing
letters to Roseliini and other Ia
coma representatives demanding
legislative sction 70 provide some
plan for the formation Of sewer
districts
Tn. "homha rd nnent" !. the
result Of action taken hs Ia
coma weeks ago. when build
ing permits were discontinued
In area. condemned Nv the
health department. because No
sewer facilities were available.
The city edict. issued in the face
Of having city built on septic
tanks" as officials then stated. has
halted construction Of numerous
residences which were planned
Checkmating immediate action
for the relief Of those districts va.
the lack Of suitable legislation 10
propose here
One hill presented =.
model" by the association Of
Washington cities was found
20 offer no solution Ia the
city's needs.
Tscomas Corporation Counsel
Howard Csrothers was reported to
be drafting a measure To meet the
problem. but tho bill has not been
received thus far
Stimulated nv tho bonn ha I'd
mpnt." Tacoma Representatives
have appealed 10 MAYOR Harry
Cain to speed action on tn. mes-
sure.
Young and handsome {. A
fClifn Erdshl. Tacoma representa-
tive from the 2eth district. was
elected president of the specially
established legislative kiwanis
club, Tuesday.
Seventeen members OF the
legislature who are united In
kiwsnls held an Organization
meeting at which they elected
Officers and petitioned the In
ternationai for . charter.
The name olympia Legislature
kiwsnis club" was selected
Sen. Shirley r. Marsh. of Long
view, WAS elected vice president:
Rep. Asa V. Clark OF Pullman was
named secretary-tressurer.
kiwanis. an organization requir- /
ing so per cent attendance at meet |
ings to keep membership In good /.
standing. makes special provision /.
for such chapters. giving legisla- !
tive members q chance 10 attend
meetings at hours when they are
not legislsting.
Gov. Arthur Ianslie also 10
y kiwanisn, formerly . mem
her of the Seattle chapter. In
coming 10 Olympia, he trans
ferred his membership 10 the
chapter here. hence will not be
affiliated with the newly form
I'd legislative branch.
C. 4. Trombley. Gig Hsrbor rep
reeentative, who does q lot Of lis +
tening while compatriots are let
ting out steam, proved h. can
make q speech with the best OF
them.
Onto his feet to fac. a stilled
house climbed Trombley, Tuesday. /
He spoke on the merits OF HB 81.
X. knew it's merits, for II was his
bill.
He told what WAS meant by
Jig fishing for bottom fish.
He showed them the "bgger"
nsed-a combina ton Of hooks
and Mad. He also pointed out
that several Of his listeners
had been fishing with such
equipment for years not
knowing they were breaking
the law
People in Gig Hsrbor and Pierce +
county, ne said, have been fined .
heavily for such fishing, and thi. /
bill IL offered for their relief. Many f
are chicken growers or berry +
rsnchers who must turn a hand TO .
many things 10 make a living, even
to fishing for food. Please pass
this bill and help lot Of fine peo-
pie to help themselves
His remarks took A prompt .
vote on the measure. permitting
the use Of bggers. slightly amend
ed. passed by q unsnimou. vote
Rep. John T. McCmeheon
has filed . memorial which
will 70 TO the house and senate
for approvaI-AskinE for fed
eral aid In establishing uni
z1lyk1z&!!2y.