The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 2

AGE TWO BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920. i i | bry N&. a fault in tisk Rocke, The “Aeace lining is soft and warm. The flexible material allows “perfect freedom of: action. Quality materials and expert workmanship smean great durability—longer wear. Aci riemte confor lone leery, at Ys Look for the High Rock label on the front. 2 At your.d dealer’s in two piece or union suits. HIGH ROCK FLEECE LINED TEACHERS. OF | STATE RALLY | Shows How State Superinterm \ denf“Has Been Stripped of Most Vital Duties |: “Shame on .the political machine that would rob her.of her just {is the closing sentence of a “GRTS-IT” COMES CORNS G0 jure, Quick’ is this Paiuless,. i es ae There is! room on the same toe for a corn and two or three drops of 1919. “Gets-It,” so the corn curls up, shriv- ae als and peels off in your fingers so easily that you are simply astonished because you c&n’t feel it. = men made today-‘by A. C. Berg of Towtler, president of the North Dako- ta teachers’ association relative to the attack made upon Miss Minnie Nielson by Townley, Totten, Lemke and Frazier. The statement is a clean cut explanation of the persecution made by. the socialist hencemen of ly and daily, has-been busy all fall ple of the sttate fought so heartily, son's powers, Such an attempt may teachers. ofthe state, who see how cducational matters are handled now and knaw .how these matters were tempts to be deliberate falsehoods. “Miss Nielson and \Our Schools.’ ers’ association and as Chairman 0: the State Teachers’ Association Leg- islative committee for the last sev- eral sessions of the legisjature’ wh¢é was personally, in charge of lookine after school laws at Bismarck, I fee} that I cannot let’this article go un | challenged. i Bill Condemned people to vote down Senate Bill. 13: This was done after the lead- ing educators. of the siate backed by the opinion of national educators, like United States Commissioner of Edu- umbia University and Dr. Coffma now president. of Minnesota Univ sity who made the educational sur- vey of our state jus: a year or twe before, had condemned the bill as un- sate, because it sct up two conflict ing authorities over'school matters ii the state. Politieal Trickery “The school people within the state knew that tke bill was a piece of political trickery cleverly camouflag ed, but intended to rob Miss Nielsor of the~fruits of her ‘victory at the polls the year before. Such it has proven itself. to be. For the firs: us in towns,’ an opportunity for a good education. She proved her worth in Barnes County while county super intendent there for twelve years Sra the splendid schools there will ai-! ways stand as a proud monument to her efforts. She aS proven - her, worth again as state superintendent—' energetic, tireless, resourceful, en- thusiastic, a worthy leader of the educational forces of the state. Shame on the political’ machine that would | cob her of her just dues. ~ a i in trying to convince the people that Migs Nielson ey Commend- | senate: Bill 134, which the school peo- ed by A. C. Berg, President of Association did not take away. any. of, Miss Niel- poss.bly get by the people who are not taking the pains to infgrm them- sel on: the matter but the 7,000 all your past in the Temple of | Mystery at the Presbyterian Harvest Festival and Hallowe’en | Party, Friday Evening, Oct. 29. handled formerly, know those at- “One! of the latest attempts to fool ues,” | the public’ comes from the Townle: tate- ntrolled paper, “The Peoples Opin- ¥ |idn,” at Valley City and is labeled 2st treasure house ,in the world, isually holds witein it $100,00,000) 4 yvorth of gold and notes. 1 m Townley’s 57 varieties in other coun- lies undoubtedly have orders to copy ihis article so-that it will be scatter- ed_all over the state before election ~jand as President of the State Teach- to be the largest undeveloped terri- tory in the world Woman Thinks She is tomach I surely had. It was grow-| ¥ lig ing worse, too, all the_time. evere pails and attacks every ten days or two weeks and ‘had to call . docfor; who could only relieve! ne for short while. ast February I took a*treatment of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and 1 ‘mye, not had spell. of. pafn or misery since. My frienés*just’'w jer that I am looking so well. ‘eel I am privileged to talk about it.” t is a simple harmless) preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus 2.0. “The State ‘Teachers’ association, =-Droys!spent out ofits meagre “fund $206 1...|to circylarize the /state asking the at the referendum election in June cation Claxton, Dr. Strayer ‘of Col-!the \jnflammation which causes practically ‘all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including ap-; pendicitiss One dose will convince! or money refunded. UNDERWEAR= HIGH ROCK xrrTig CO., PHILMONT, N. ¥, COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS ‘ COLUMBIA RECORDS ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED COWAN’S DRUG STORE N aie A ‘be true—that you went along for months, enduring such misery when! quick relief. Do yow doubt? Prove it at our risk. Yout money cheer- ; fully refunded if “Gets-It” fails. Be sure you get ‘the genuine. Thére is nothing else like “Gets-It”. Sold by druggists everywhere; costs but a. trifle. Mfd. by E. Lawrence & ‘Co., Chicago. Sold in Bismarck and recommended | as the world’s best corn remedy by Cowan’s Drug Store and Lenhart Drug Co. Don't Be a Corn Cripple—Use “Getslt” You-actually wonder whether it can uu could have had such easy and BE. J. “Taylor’s or W. L. Stor we now find the certificate signed by time je the history cf the state, the history of any other state, teachers go out with a. certificate to teach unsigned by the state supcrintendent +t public instruction. Instead of find- {ing Miss Niefson’s’ name as State Superintendent of Public Instruction like in former dgys we used i George &. Totten, Townley: ss de- Mrocked minister. The c | sent-out by Mrs. N. C. Macdonald anc Miss Nielson hasinot even a\ recor¢ of who the applicants for teacher's certificates are. Not, ¢ “In former day certificate matters were considered by the Board of Education gf which. the responsible meimber was.the state superintenden: tate superintendett y of the boaré - AID YOUR \ PARTY’S CAUSE Take ane the record of your candidate for president and let him speak to your family,~friends and neighbors, At that time al! applications for cer. tificates were sent to the state super: intendent and every applicant's recor was investigated, by that officr through the secretary before certifi- cates were issued. “Now the state superintendent's of; ice is nafeven consulted. It is folly to contend“that the state superinten dent now has anything to say regart: ing teachers certificates. She is a member of: the educational ,commis- sion,) but the-other four members, — They: speak i in their-own. voices to every American voter on ‘the leading i issues of the campaign on NATION’S FORUM. political appointees of. the soveragr, run the thing to suit themselves. Prepared Course “Formerly the’ state superintendent 7 (QUT, Se Ee aeEER ue all COLUM BIA RECORDS REPUBEICAN CAMPAIGN RECORDS ce ator Henry Cabot Lodge .. jatox Warren G. Harding. General Leonard Wood Gov. Calvin Coolidge .. Nicholas Murray Butler . Will H. Hays ....... Gen. Leonard Wood . Ww arren G. Harding. + Leagu \r Nations . League of Nations . Americanism ... Law and Order . ave Ameri itizenship Theodore Roosevelt “Americanism” “Equal Right” “Safeguard America” . Readjustment ......... Warren G. Harding “An Association of Nations’ Warren G. Harding . Liberty Under the Law Y " DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN RECORDS. Wim. G. McAdoo . Atiy. Gen. Palmer Dr. Stephens S. Bainbridge Colby James W. Gerard Champ Clark , Homer S. Cum Rebt. L. Owen James.M. Cox . Warren G. Harding . Revibe Taxes . . Democrats in, the World War’ . President Wilson . Loyalty ...... . America Safe . . Demdcratic Achievement . . President Wilson - “Democracy’s Ac! . Confidence in Government Franklin D. Roosevelt . . Americanism ....:......- George White Ye . Peace, Progress and Prosperity James M. C . The World Waz .... _James .» Prevention of War . . St. Julian March~ Beautiful Ohio Stars and Stripes Foreyer Father of Victory March High School Cadet March » Seventh Regiment March che Frouket March Marcel National Medley - March Lorraine » March + March « Marcel <y erry +++... National Emblem March . Flower Song: . Aida, ‘Triumphal March , - Spirit of Victory + Washington Post March - Missouri Waltz Sumafons to Duty (Sheech) - William Tell Overture - Our Director March « March «March - March - March =| vides that these applications shall ve =) sent directly to the state superin- = Yesterday Our fathers-could only read the speeches of Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson. x Today We can hear in our own homes the voices of the great Americans who are now mek . ing history. Tomorrow Our children vill be able to hear these er eat men after they have passed away. emi Everyone who has a phonograph should have these records in their library. All pub- lic schools and public places should have the complete list. Cowan’s Drug Store ‘Records Loaned for Public Meetings UMIUUIAUNOOUGAUNGAUOASUOGAOOAGOREREAEAUEAOERATOUAGOTUCEEAUOGUOUAUUUAGLUOALUCENUCETUGONCGUCAEUNOOOAANEUAEAUUOUOUUALAUUALUUALGEE seme prepared the course of study. She is ‘still allowed to do so but hefore the ‘course can even be printed it mus‘ be blue penciled by this ~ political | board who may strike out of it or insert into it\any thing they please :Formerly the’ state _ superintendent lused to prepare the questions to be ‘answered by eighth grade graduates ‘Now she knows nothing about these questions as that is a matter which E. P. Crain through Mrs. N. C. Mac- jdonald looks after teachers examina- ‘tions are handled in the same way , without her knowledge. _~ “Just recently all the county super- intendents of the state received orders from this ‘educational commisgion not to send their applications for state aid for our schools to Miss Nielson, but to them, although the law. pro- tendent’s office. Thus I can ‘go on indefinitely. showing where Senate Bill 134 did. what it Was intended tv do—namely, rob: Miss: Nielson of the powers conferred upon her bY~ the people when. they: elécted her. Did Not Want Law “The school people of the state did not want this law which hag brougat 9 much confusion’ into our work and! jwe are* asking through an initiative measure that the state superiiftendent again be placed ‘in charge of school affairs in the state. “Then .Townley’s press raises the ; Question of state uniformity of text ‘books. The North Dakota State Teachers’ association after an investi- gation lasting over a-year unanimous-‘ dy went on record severat.years ago aS opposed to state uniformity~of text books—Miss Nielson approved of tat action then and authorized me to state that she has not changed her mind. She does not want state ‘uniformity of text books and there will be none while she is state super- intendent if she can help it. Deserving People “The initiated measure does not give the state superintedent the pow- er to select text books for the state and Townley’s papers are just étry- ing to make politicay capital when they try to put such’ a ae tial upon i “Miss Nielson has been bounded. maligned, abused and slandered by Townley’s kept press ever since she was elected. Under “it all she has kept her temper and has gone ahead working constructively to give al) i= our boys and girls,.on farms as well Here Is aF ine Laxative | ° iq i For 2 Little Baby Ce ae Millions of Mothers find Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin safe for infants wrt young mother has not often asked herself‘the ques- tion, “What is the best thing I ean TT §| give my baby for constipation?” It Two grave diggers will bury | “§| isa very important ques ion, as con- i} stipation is the basis of most ills of infancyand childhood,” Give half a teaspoonful ef a com- bination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin. You can obtain it-at | any drug store under the name of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin." It isa ild, gentle medicine that children willingly take, and a bottle that costs only sixty cents is enough to last an average family several months. ; Dr. Caldwell’s S; syrup Pepsin Has beey TRY IT FREE by millions of mothers, forthe pre- Send me your name and iption has been soldingrug stores for address and Twill 'send you , thirty years. It is the same prescription a free tfial bottle of my ~ Dr. WB, Caldwell, whois nowin his82nd Syrup Pepsin. Address me year, used in his extensive practice for Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 513 haifa cent ury. It is the largest selling Washington St.,Monticello, dlaxative inthe world. Last yeareight _ Illinois. Everybody now and Msn bottles were boughtin drugstores. then deeds a laxative, and You can make no'mistake in giving Dr. it is well to know the bert. «. idwell’s Syrup Pepsin to your baby. WRITE ME JODAY, (Signed) A.C. BERG Pes. N. D. State Teacher Towner, N. 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