Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-05
STATE COLLEGE NEEDS
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asked. ii this is granted this institu-
ton will soon take it's place a the head
of its class in this country as it is now
in many respects. If it is not granted
| it Will drop back into the rear ranks.
because other states are ambitious to
| put their institutions AT the head and
are making liberal appropriations for
this purpose.
The senate was in session this morn
were passed:
! information from sleeping cur com
panies for purposes of taxation
/ by Lewis, making the township clerk
custodian of the township cemetery
1 fund
BY Emlnert, making the standard for
gasoline lamps similar % tne weiis-
backs instead of giving that burner a
monopoly.
senator Hartman introduced bill
to release all district court judgments
bankruptcy in the fesleral court one
year after such discharge.
4 NIuNeIipr foHdNl IS not Responsible Tor
the bill which was iu,raeueed IN the
house saturday By reSertative
Sweet, of Bremen county providing
4 that the members of the board Of con-
troll shall be elected by the legislature
| in joint convention. MIR. Sweet is a
4 Cornell College man and the governors
| connection With tina, institution and
! the fact that Col. Rood is one c. its
managers led to the surniSs that this
/ bid might have been inspired. Governor
| shaw has said TO his friends that he
did not desire any cnaisse III the law.
1 merely to afford an opportunity to iiays.
| his personal wish as 10. members Of the
board of control gratified. re does not
| want any one To be able o say that his
| friends, because they could not get
their own way. made an attack upon
| the law.
Who viii be next nominated by the
governor no one can say, not even the
governor himself He had great conf
derce in Col. Rood and appointed himi
solely on his merits. which he knew
/ better than any member Of the general.
assembly, having been claseiy asso-
ciated With Col. Rood in the business.
management of Cornell college fps
4 many wears. Governor SHAN has said
/ that he VIII DO his best TO fi,sd the equal
of the defeated nominee and that he
/ Viii entieavor 10 keep6tfe appointment
wholly out Of politics II is quite esn-
dtent 70 let the people decide. as they
may learn the facts AZ the case. as 10
the msaits 81 the cNntioy rsy between
/ himself and the senator's who votea
against confirmation.
All kinds Of prize fighting or sso-calfedH
boxing contests whore mp.sHy is at
stake or wners an admission fee IS
eharged Will be prohibited by this leg
stature. a bin is now being perfected
by the judiciary committee Of the ssii-
late which Will certainly put d stop 10
Ian future exhibitions Of this kind.
The frequent occurrence e third
4 class prize fight IN IoSa agring he
1 past twe years hes called apte'tian 10
i The need Of a REX law on the subject.
1 Governor shaw in his last bienniag mes
j sage said.
Their is al present a statnte prahih-
Lifting whatsis called prize fights but
1.-The Language employed is moi suftieisnt-
4 ~ comprehensive 10 be effeetae IN
order to b. brought under the purview
1.of the inhibition the contest mus be a
prize fight and the winner mus re-
ceive more than tlle loser, else here :
4 no prize. In practice the law IS evadel
/ BY designating III fight as a contest Of
a limited number q rounds e,ie matter
i how nanS), and a written contract that
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