Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-22
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rHoRizEs EMPLOYMENT At !:
q STATE PEhlTENTiARlEs.
TWO GIVE ENTIRE TIME
TO NEEDS OF CONNECTS
cossen and kushnIe Take Out Nom
inatisn Papsrs-Edwards Declines
Position - Assistant Dairy Conn
n,issionsr -silewa Farmers Favor
Plan 70 Evad. Grip Of Packers.
Special 70 Times-Republican.

Special to V1meS-Republtcan.
Des Moines. Jan. 22-The state
board OF control has authorized War
den c.. C. McClaughry at Ananosa and
: Warden J. C. Sanders at Fort Madi-
son to employ . dentist at each insti-
tuition to give all OF his time to the
work. This arrangement was an
{nounced today.
Heretofore the board has been COM
PEELED to take care Of the dental work
from an appropriation which has been
TOO small to meet the requirements,
the board members say. Now that a
dentist is to be employed at each in
stitution to give all Of his time to the
work the board members believe that
it will work out to better advantage.
According to story recently print
ed In Iowa papers. one OF the
causes Of the recent mutiny at Ana
mosa was the fact that q few Of the
men were dissatisfied because they
could not get dental work done. The
board says. however. that it has al
ways taken care Of ordinary filings.
extractions and similar troubles and
would do what crown work was nee
essary to relieve pain.
Take out Nomination Papers.
Attorney General George Cosson and
Karl Kuehnle, of Denison, both can
didates for governor. took out nominal
ton papers yesterday. The attorney
general explained that he was 10 years
old yesterday and wanted to get his
nomination papers IN circulation be-
fore he was q day older.
Burton E. Sweet of Waverly, con-
gresham from the third district, also
secured nomination papers yesterday.
Plead For Fair Bonus.
A. r. Wilcox, Of Chickasaw county,
one of the directors Of the Chickasaw
county fair. called on State Auditor
Shaw yesterday and made q plea for
the payment Of the state aid which has
been withheld from the fair there be-
cause OF the ruling that gambling took
place on the county graunds during
fair time. Director Wilcox says that
the fair did not pay expenses and that
the concession complained of was not
gambling. !.
State Auditor Shaw called his atten-
ton to the ruling Of the attorney gem
erals Office to the effect that the con-
tcession complained OF was gambling.
Under the law. the state auditor says.
President C. E. Cameron, of the state
board Of agriculture. and A. r. Corey,
secretary. also called on the state
OF the state aid to this fair, In the
hearing held before the executive com
mittee or the state board bf agricul-
sture Il ruled that the concession COM
planned Of was not gambling.
According to the evidence submitted
at the hearing before the state fair
board committee pencil was sold for
small sum and three numbers were
given away. Then paddle wheel was
turned and II the wheel stopped at one
of the numbers held by the purchaser
doll was given as a premium.
Edwards Declines Job.
L. s. Edwards, Of Algona, who was
appointed assistant dairy and food
commissioner to succeed J. ]. Rose, Of
Iowa Falls, has notified Dairy Com
missioner Barney that he can not ac-
cept. The firm with which Mr.. Ed
wards rs associated has increased his
salary to figure larger than the state
pays so he has decided to remain with,
his old firm. Mr.. Rose resigned to go
to New York, where he gets more than
three times the salary he received in
the state job Commissioner Barney
says 1t is difficult for him to get men
at the salary that the state is willing
no pay. He has lost three good men
in the past two years because they
were oAered much better positions
with private concerns.
Farmers Seek Relief.
That something be done by state
and federal control to relieve the
farmers from the grip Of the packers
trust is being demanded by aggressive