Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-15
DR.. WILEY ADVISES
IOWA Legislature
TELLS LAWMAKERS DOMESTIC
SCIENCE SHOULD BE TAuGH
IN ALL COLLEGES.
GOOD COOKS GREATEST -
NEED OF Aoy$HoLos
Expen.. of Divorce coulS s Would 3.
Saved. He says-ssnator Kimbaif
Seated-House Passes Bill to En-
large cosson Laws--eilI to Place
Grundy in Tenth Judicial District.
'pecial to Times-R Republican.


| Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. 15.-The legislature
today was advised by Dr. II. w. Wiley.
! formerly chemist Of the department Of
agriculture. that 1t ought to provide for
| teaching domestic science at all OF the
state colleges. If anything more than
another is needed, he said. ut Is good
cooks, and with good cook in every
I, household most Of the expense for d.
| vorce courts would be saved"
| DR.. Wiley was invited to speak to the
| legislature, which he did. He said he
| wanted the people in Iowa to i've
| longer, and it is the right and duty
| OF the state to require sanitation. pure
food and pure drugs, and to see that
the children OF the future are well
born. He advised that smoking be
(; abolished on all trains and the SMOKING
! commandments be used for all people
| No person with bad cold or any other
(! infectious disease should be permltteo
Ia ride c: o train with healthy people.
He made a plea for larger support for
the health service Of Iowa.
| Senator Kimbali Seated.
| Senator Glenn F. kimball was sworn
| in as senator this morning, the report
| Of the contest committee having been
unanimously adopted declaring him
elected.
The senate passed the bill to protect
cities from fires by defective electrical
apparatus and a bill from the house TO
authorize all cities OF over $500 to build
city halls.
4 House Would Enlarge cosson Law
The house passed the bill extending
the removal law to include county and
state officials and their deputies.
i A new bill by Perkins appropriates
$4,000 annually to the bactertological
laboratory and one by Wilson. OF Ap-
panoose. appropriates $4,000 for the
vital statistics department.
Hulsinger offered bill to provide
for the registration Of autos at half
rate after Sept. 1, and Grout a bill to
put Grundy county into the Tenth Ju-
dicia district and have an additional
judge
The animal industry committee re-
ported the bill for hog cholera serum
laboratory at Ames.
Senate Gets Into TangIs.
The senate got into a tangle over the
Chase resolution to direct the stopping
Of the giving Of free passes TO legis-
lators, when Doran introduced reso-
luton to cut off passes to Des Moines
newspapers also. and the whole matte1
was made a special order for Monday.
: ...,L>> reuo$uV propoaed
The residents Of northern kossuth
who are working to secure division
of that county and the creation or a
new county have prepared bill and
forwarded it to Des Moines 1t will be
offered by Senator Francis. The bill
:, proposes to honor former Governor
William Larrabee by naming the nun
redth county of the state for him. The
measure ought to secure some support
as William Larrabee has two sons IN
the legislature, one in the mouse ana
one in the senate. The bill provides
for the establishment of the seat OF
the new county at Swea City, and it's
advocates contend that the present
county seat of Kossuth is far remote
and inaccessible to the people living IN
tho north part of the county and the
| CRYING DpHQ Is loI (uc SiCas'c'i ~ -
new county, and thus be on an equal
! footing with our reighbors.
I Auto Safety Measure.
Representative Casey Hamilton. "i
Lee county, introduced in the lower
house OF the Iowa legislature today q
bill which is aimed to force ever?
owner or driver of an automobile 10
stop at railroad crossings. get out, anu
> look and listen for the cars.
Under this bill a fine of so or
J sentence of five days in jail may DC
imposed on any driver or owner OF
car who does not take this precautioi
at ali railroad crossings where inc
clear view of the track is in any way
obstructed
/ committee bill providing for thu
establishment of a hog cholera serum
. laboratory in connection with the state
y agricultural college a Ames was ADOPT
3 cd by the house committee on ANNA
: industry yesterday afternoon and re-
\ ported out for passage.
: The measure carries with II an ap'
: propriation Of $25,000 for the construc'
8 .ion work necessary and the equipment
4 All other bills which have been intro
:. duced on the subject. one or WhlcH pro-
yidcd for the establishment of the lab
oratory at Des Moines, were killed oI
the committee.
The bill provides that the iaporasoT'
and the work shall be under the super
vision of the state college and that th'
supervisor Of the laboratory shall b'
o appointed by the president OF TIT
school.
n requires that the director shall
q superintend the manufacture Of Serum
and shall furnish 1t to all applicant
within the state at the actua! cost o
productions.
Q No dealers may sell serum by th'
{, provisions of the bill. without first OBJ
: taining permit from the director o
the laboratory cr the state veterinar