Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-07
Iowa Not to be Permitted
to Have Soft Drink
Emporiums.
AUTHOR OF BILL
FORCED TO BACK UP
Measure ~ Now Pending Applies Only
to 1reweriss and Permits Them to
Operate Until Present Stocks Are
Disposed of-FinaI Action Deferred
-Houss Passs. siiI For Paymsnt; 81
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Expenses Of Judges.
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Des Moines. April There will be
no near beer" refreshment places in
Iowa That was settled in the house
without coming to vote on the bill
by Sawyer to authorize near beer
sales. The author withdrew from the
bill that part which would have made
possible the legal opening of places
for sale of malt liquors, leaving it only
to apply to breweries so they could
take time to close out. In this form Of
action was deferred until later.
It was apparent that friends Of the
bill had decided there was no chance
for it to go thru, for Sawyer, of Lee.
offered an amendment substituting
provision permitting breweries now
operating to continue until July l.,
1916, manufacturing beer for shipment
outside the state.
Ring, of Linn, at once moved that
action be deferred and the amend
ments printed in the house journal in
order that the members might know
what they were voting on.
House Passes Judges Bill.
The house passed the Kimball bill
to authorize payment to judges and
court reporters Of their travelling ex-
penses while away from home.
Opposition to CowIss.
Des Moines. Apil TN executive
session yesterday afternoon. the SEN
ate confirmed five appointments re-
Gently made by Governor Clarke and
rejected one, that of Gardner Cowles,
publisher of the Register and Leader,
cation, which on motion, was left open
for reconsideration.
The appointments confirmed are:
"A. NJ. Deyou, of Garner, superintend-
ent OF public instruction.
o. o. Roe. Of Des Moines. state fire
marshal.
Edward p. schoentgen, Of Council
Bluffs, member Of the state board Of
education.
Paul E. stillman. 3 Of Jefferson,
member the state board of education.
William Dennis Of Marion. member
Of the state board Of parole.
There was little opposition to con:
firming A. M. Deyoe. It was not suffice
lent. however. to defeat him. 8
The light which resulted in call
Of the senate was over the confirmation
Of Mr.. Cowles. The vote was 20 to 16
in favor Of Mr.. Cowles. Six members
Of the senate were absent. A two
thirds vote OF the senate Is required to
confirm appointees to the board Of ed
ucation.
AS Mr.. Cowles lacked q few votes of
the required two-thirds, motion was
made to reconsider. This carried and
the matter is open for action again.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion at o'clock. At $3.50 a call was
issued to get absent members back
to vote. Those missing at that time
were Boe, Caswell. jackson, LATER.
White Of Benton and Ream. Those who
were absent from the city were ex-
cused and those who were in the city
returned to the senate chamber. but
too late to vote The call was dis
missed at O'Clock.
All OF the officers confirmed begin
their terms July 4 Am. Deyoe is ap-
pointed for = four year term; o. O. Roe
for two years. William Dennis takes
the place Of w. III. Berry on the board
Of parole ana Will have q nix year term.
Tho members Of the beard Of education
h1ve six year terms. B {,