Show APPROVE CHARGE OF MISFEASANCE Will Vill Circulate Petition to recall Governor of V Washington SEATTLE Wash Rash Oct 20 By 20 ByThe The Associated Press Press Circulation tion of ot recall petitions against Gov- Gov Governor Gov Governor Holan Roland IL H Hartley Republican Republican Republican lican will begin simultaneously In every section of Washington the first of next week E F of Granger Cranger executive chairman ot of o a committee In charge of the move move- movement move movement ment against the governor an- an announced announced an announced today In the meantime ho he said a wide state viii be perfected to obtain the 97 97 signatures required before a recall election can be called Tho The recall charges which allege Hartley Is guilty of malfeasance misfeasance and violation of his oath of office were approved yes yes- yesterday yesterday yes yesterday by Secretary of State J Grant JUnkIe Hinkle and Attorney General Gener Gener- General al III John H it Dunbar HInkle sum sum- summarized summarized sum summarized the tho accusations as follows That I-That 1 That Hartley prevented the enforcement of two laws appropriating appropriating money for five state stille Institutions institutions Institutions of ot higher learning by direct direct- directIng directing directing ing and requiring the governing bodies of ot schools not to expend the money and by directing and rev re- re requiring quiring Quirini the state board of equalization equalization equalization tion not to levy a a tax required by byone byone byone one of the laws for tor the tho support ot of the Institutions 2 That 2 That he removed four ap- ap appointive ap appointive charging state officers upon ing each with misconduct and mal mal- malfeasance malfeasance mal malfeasance In office knowing the charges charge to bo be untrue That 3 S That he ho caused six members of tobe the state slate legislature of lUG 1925 1 to obe be appointed to lucrative state po- po po for fop the purpose of causing such legislators to vote vole on pro pro- proposed proposed pro proposed posed legislation as he Hartley desired |