Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
SUCCEED IN HAVING QUESTION
SENT TO SCHOOLS
COMMITTEE.
AVOIDS INVOLVING PLAN
IN STATE COLLEGE ROW
Of State Board Of control-ssnator
Perkins Introduces Bill to Establish
Woman's neutrality-suspicious. Re-
tains Lead in Contest.

Special to Ttmes-Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 24.-The friends of
the new state normal schools drew
first blood today in the legislature by
q victory over their opponents in re-
gard to the committee to consider
their bills.
When the bill was put in to estab-
lish a school at Shenandoah. an effort
was made to have 1t sent to the com :
mittee on state educational institu-
tions, but the normal school friends
wanted it sent to the committee on
public schools. It was declared that II
it went to the committee on education
al institutions it would become COM
plicated with the college fight and the
normal schools would be arrayed
against its colleges. All motions to re-
fer were finally defeated and President
Harding sent the bill to the committee
on schools.
Sehrup's Resolution Referred.
Senator ,Schrups resolution to have
joint committee look into the mat
state printed matter was sent to the
committee on printing.
Representative Ring started new
thing today by bill to establish a
woman's bureau in the state bureau of
labor, with a woman in charge at ST.
500 year.
Senator Perkins proposed bill to
establish woman's reformatory and
an appropriation Of $1e5.0Oo therefor.
Board Of Control Deficit.
F The board Of control bill was intro.
duced by Larrabee today. giving $685.
500 for the deficit in the support funds
at certain state institutions as follows:
Davenport orphans home. $4,000; Ell.
dora. $4,000: !Aitchellyille, IS, 000:S Fort
Madison. $500; and As1amcsa, 22,000
kimbaIl skiiI Lads.
The Pottawattamie county contes,
committee had completed by noon the
count of the first three wards Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. and the score was left at
seventy four for Kimball over Good
win. all changes today offsetting each
other. In the second precinct OF. the
First ward Goodwin gained nineteen
and in the first Of the Third ward
Kimball made the same gain. Two 9TH
er changes Of two each were found.
one on each side.
Proceedings in tho House.
Failure to exercise the right Of suf-
frage in the future will cost 81 unless a
good excuse can be offered to the
assessor, if the bill introduced by Rep
resentative Klay becomes law.
A bill by Hazen, of Pottawattamie
to regulate the sale and carrying OF
dangerous weapons. provides for the
creation of board to pass on the fit
ness of applicants forvthe privilege. II
absolutely prohibits the sale or carry
ing of such weapons except by permis-
sion of this board.
The bill by Manning relating tc
county treasurers provides that board
of four examiners shall be created tc
provide a system of uniform account
ing and that they shall inspect the
books of the treasurers at stated inter
walls. The bill provides that the system
shall take effect Jan. 1. 1916.
Members Of the legislature were ad-
vised to beware of Des Moines fooG
products in a communication submitted
to the house by DR.. 6. A. Huntoon. o1
Des Moines, Seventh district member
of the state board of health. DR.. Hun.
toon stated that meat. food and mill
were not inspected and that the mem
bers should be particularly careful Will
all except pasteurized milk.
Twenty bills were introduced during
the session. Ht