Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-10
Temperance Forces Can Not
Agree as to Senate
Program.
MULCT LAW REPEAL
HAS RIGHT OF WAY
Made Special Order. For Friday and
One Faction Refuses to Give Way
Amendment May BE Forced to Await
Final Dispositions Of Muiet Law Re-
peal BlI-BuiIdins Plans Sub
mitted.

Des Moines, Feb. 10. - Senator
Francis today was in conference with
other temperance leaders in the senate
with regard to making the prohibitory
amendment to be reported to the senate
on Friday special order OF business
next Tuesday at 10 o'clock. The delay
was proposed because the mulct law
repeal will be before the senate ON
Friday and will have right of way over
the prohibitory amendment.
Senator Wilson, who brought about
the postponement, said today that he
will consent to making the amendment
a special order of business next Tues
day. He says he will call up his reso-
luton on Friday, and if the mulct de-
bate takes all day he win bring up the
prohihitcry amendment on Saturday.
Temperance forces thruout the state
are using every effort to influence the
senators to repeal the nulct law. Every
member OF that body is receiving reso-
lutions and ."delegati2ns from home
are calling personallv Is urge thar ths
prohibitions amendment and the puict
ttl" IGpCdi OOlil kO Iii
Building Plans Submitted.
ApproNalsof the plans and specifica-
tions for state educational buildings 70
be erected and remodeled, totaling a
cost of s1,025,00O, was asked today in
the house in resolution introduced by
Representative Brady. of Dallas. The
plans contemplate for the state un.-
versity the erection of a building of
dentistry at cost of s175,o00; "a de-
tention hospital to cost $4,000; a
building for botany and geology, to cost
100000, and for renlodeling the
chemistry building at a cost of $4,000.
For the Iowa State College of Agri-
culture and Mechanic arts there is
contemplated the erection Of building
of animal husbandry at cost of
$SO,OO0 hospital at a cost of $S5,00O;
two additional units for the dormitcry
for women at a cost Of 100000: q build
ing of agricultural engineering, at a
cost Of $150,0O0.
School Heads Term Extended.
The house put in half day of ora
tory on the bill to extend the terms OF
the present county superintendent
two years and then to provide that they
shall be elected by political parties in
stead of by the county board of edu-
cation. The bill received 55 votes to As
or just enough to pass.
A building of agricultural engineer
ing at Ames is also wanted at a cost OF
$15O,OOO; building for bacteriology
and zoology at cost of $4,000, and a
dairy barn at a cost of $4,000
The Iowa State Teachers College
would have two additional wings to
the won IS dormitory at a cost OF
100000.
Demand For Printing Probe.
The agitation for an investigation OF
the cost to the state of the present sys-
tenn by which the states printing and
binding is done took concrete form to-
day in resolution by Rogers, of Car
roll The resolution provides for the
appointment Of a committee composed
of three members of the house and two
of the senate to investigate the state
printing and binding department with
view to determining if it is best tc
abolish the office Of state printer ano
the present methods and substitute the
contract system. The resolution was
Ioid oyor. nnder the rules