Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
STATE SUPERINTENDENT PRE-.
PAIRING FACTS REGARDING
SUITABLE STRUCTURES.
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS
CREATE NEW DEMANDS
Certain Principles Needed to Be EN-
bodied, Including Heat, Light and
arsh Expected to An
nounee Plans With Reference to
Candidacy For Governor.
snaoial 70 rtmss-Rspublican

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July estate SupeFlh-
tendent of Schools Deyoe is preparing
bulletin on school buildings Win
especial reference 10 those suited TO
consolidated districts, So many new
buildings are being erected over the
state now that this subject IS BENG
given unusual attention. The plans
for new buildings are submitted 70 the
state superintendent i1asinuch as i IS
necessary THAI they De approved y
INN IN order tia. the district may
draw The state aid as pEoViGed aia1s'
the Jaw 10 consolidated districts.
Certain principles should es EN-,
hplsie6 il the construcuea o. scaeo!
buildings. in the opinion OF Superinten-
dent Deyoe Heat lsh. and Tensl5a-
t,n2 are important problems. The tan
system q ventilation Is Eseo-1tl-e-l 2ea'
The-e should % 200 cubic feet per
pupii III eaca school room. The glass
AREA should be ore-1fIh the aoo- space.
Light should come from one SIDE, Pre-
te-a3Iy tie latt side. TAe2s saoala .
lzrey:slor. for t1e teaching OF manual
training ana domestic sc!ence ana IA
c4l.19ss Tor teaching agriculture. NE
s-oaraGs should contain +oD- acres
Another bulletin : being p-eE--- e
IN the state sloec-lte7 asnts o-1-es
wf7ich deals With ne question q cen
s51fss-5o-, u scAoul districts, telling
7as. -ca 10 proceed u effect eonsoli1a-
tom ana Ten VIA. ! required n ~37
way II q coarse q study s.c Z
consolidated sL1ool,
LATE Young r. vire president Of tras
assoe!a-e5 A6Ts-iss-g ClIns o sHs
world. zas beer made Chairman O. 3
committee 70 study .14a needs and r.
.,,i-a--en-s o. --a.- publication -AsS<o-
cia-s5 Advertising Se-ne q -7s
f5es-s u -se organization viii p-ooe.24s
be c.,t hare 70 20 over this wo-s M
NJ. Young. Ta5s question MI. a-so %
discussed at 3 meeting o lie Dies
Moines 40 Mems GLIB.
W w Marsh. Of Waterloo Is expect
ed back from California the latter par.
If next week and i is lAolgal lie VIZ
announce his plans with reference %
his being a candidate for TIE no--atla
ton for governor on the oemoc3a'.c
ticket. With the exception OF MS ZIP
hack here from Sa-l Francisco al -ls
time the democratic club was organizes
the latter part of June, ne mas slsllN
very little time In Iowa since the Par
Pacific Exposition opened. That
he has been very popular out at the big
expositabn and has made great sue
cess 81 the Iowa exhibit ont there IS
the Eord brought back by Governor
Clarke Senator Cumnlins and otaer
~ CONSERVATIVE Iowans who have VS.
tied the exposition.
1t is probable that meeting o. tae
democratic club will be held following
his return and rhe various cnatr-El=-2
viii report on the progress q the ar
ganization During the fall ard Et1-
.cr the clua expects 20 % acttT= n
promoting the democratic cause Z l=
state.
Earl P. Ferguson. n s-e-a157as-,
was at thu state house roGeT = .o-sr
with the railroad co-- tsssGr T.-7 -et-
ereree To having me railroads rrarsr-
ing down in his secr:cr q IKE c1f1E. -.'-Tr
carry one coach for 5assen gers on me
freight trains. He SAYS Recently r-ie
freight trains rave not 1aer doing ms
and il is q grea1 inconvenience 20 me
travelling suhHc. = 1aartug VIII proc
ahIy BE- arranged Scr by the commits
SION On. this reauest.
charles z srarron Of Dallas ctsrter
member ~ ne stare board " atz.saa-
ton elo was AZ ne sraIa nouse 3ss
.erday SAYS t!le survey n -ae 178lefas
OF the sea-. l7-r ne gadsaral ex1er-s -
fetfuas-.f bv tie board 1as Just Start
ID. TIE scs-s was zrytoFls u s-scz1-
~ o.
she government 5&,s- w-ac -hsT -i11'
dc ~ improve RE -u7rt II r1e so{IeEss
ana therefore, zslSeE re ysTer-r-- etst
n7ucatBo-aI department % r-aGe SIT
- - 5%z5s zc5c-cz ttts-.ai t1s-stE--
TORS. clrss-ltar.sz.rss 1sF= i1ee- s=r-
our to the sz1rols ~ 2 1.eazrrrt--ar7 sE4c
some % --e z7Tsr-r-s-gt eVcs--s II.
risi. the zctc.-ts -aser TIA DE- ::
sad ts 70 make ~ cozez= ma-k --a-s
efficient & ocssSa.e
BIDS are 5saaz -soz.vs1 ~ -.e oos-l
of con-ro! sor .le s-sc-.11 q. 2 iz1r'
dry building Z: cEz-1rta II CTS. aaoz'
$4,000. ard FIR = steei waas- tagS Il
Ana,nosa u c14=t 1851. TIE eoa-
tracts win he IL. Within day q 80
The hoard has -o-e5 70 es-aol.za 10
new reforrnatory for Hoznen p-o-tttet
Cor by the Thirty afra general asss-n-
bly, at Rockwell city. Three rrac-s u
land are under consideration there BIZ
the board has not yet made 2 purchase
There is to be $50 acres IN the farm =
be used for this purpose. About ss5,
900 will be spent for land and 51si6
!ngs. Provisions will be made for AZ
ty or more women inmates at the re
formatory There are at present thir
ty-five women in the reformatory a
Anamosa.
Grinnell and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.
sGrinnell, July 29.-Margaret, the g.
year-old daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Q
Parish, Is suffering from spin
tered bone in the left arm just at tn
wrist as the result of fall from
swing at the home. She is doing wei
but the injury is of such a nature tina
4 ~. e1p0 {N Y>fr$