The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1928, Page 6

SEPEREEEPESA TA ROEES OPENS PAGE SIX MELLON SEES SINGLE ISSUE ‘Asks Whether Republicans or Democrats Will Best Man- age Government Washington, Oct. 12—()—In the | opinion of Secretary Mellon, the presidential campaign offers the Voter but a single issue — whether | Benublican or Democratic leader-, ship is better qualified to adminis- ier the government of the United: States through the next four years. | Making the second political speech of his entire career by radio last night, the treasury head reviewed what he looked upon as the accom-! ishments of the Harding-Coolidge | ndministration and declared it had} constituted a complete fulfillment of the Republican promise that th gavernment should be conducted “economically and in accord with sound bi ss principles Nearly eight years of close asso- | ciation with Herbert Hoover has| convinced him, Mr. Mellon said, that the Republican nominee “will give | the nation a sound and su sful | administration of the government; and that he is supremely well quali- fied to deal with those great eco- nomie problems that influence so directly and to such a extent the prosper , welfare and happi- | ness of the people.” ' Hoover, he said, is “in the for-| tunate posit of being able to tell the voters not only what he will do “but what he and the administration of which he has been an important part have already done,” offering “an unparalleled record of construc- live achievement.” On that record, the secretary added, Hoover and the Republican party ask for continued confidence and suppo! That the administration has made good its promises is best at- tested, Mr. Mellon said, “by the fact that today the finances both of the government and of the country are in a sound condition.” Governor Smith and other Demo: | cratic speakers, he said, “not only seek to withhold credit from the Coolidge administration for its un- disputed achievements * * * but apparently do not approve that rec- | ord.” He added that “they are care- ful not to specify in what respect they would change it but content| themselves with the charge that nearly eight years of good govern- 4went and mounting prosperity do not in their opinion constitute a rec- ord of ‘constructive’ achievement.” a” | Melech Recovering at Local Hospital William Melech, mechanic at the Corwin - Churchill garage who was injured in a “freak” accident Tues- day, was “coming along fine” today, according to physicians at a local hospital. Physicians said that his condition was not as serious as it was thought at first, and that Melech may be re- leased from the hospital in a few days. ‘When Melech, who is 24 years old, was taken to the hospital yesterday, it was thought that his condition was serious, with possible broken ribs and . internal injuries. A thorough examination revealed, however, that the only injuries were bad body bruises. Melech was injured when crushed between two automobiles at the ga- rage yesterday. After working be- neath one car, he stepped up along side the machine and was caught when a second machine backed against him, The driver of the sec- ond automobile was under the im- pression that his car was in low gear when he stopped instead of in re- verse. Eat Two Apples to Keep Doctor Away Chicago, Oct. 12.—(P) — With 100,000,000 bushels of apples about to be marketed for use as fresh fruit, enthusiasts are urging everybody to use two apples a day. Keeping the doctor away by eating only one apple per 24 hours is proving inadequate to sustain the farm price of apples. Reports today from the govern- ment bureau of agricultural eco- nomics say that in West Virginia, : example, the average price to is 80 cents a bushel, com- pared with $1.60 last year. Record- breaking crops of peaches, pears and grapes is the chief reason given why apples are now such a bargain. FAIT ELKINS IS PRO Philadelphia, Oct. 12.—(P)—Fait Elkins, former national decathlon champion and star athlete at Has- kell university, signed to play pro-|* fessional football with Frankford Yellowjackets of national league. Radium is worth about $1,750,000 an oance. POSITIONS BEFORE GRADUATING 'U Annual to Be Missing Miss >, ec licefof the entire castern United; ates are seeking pretty Evelyn edel, 1 ar-old high school girl and mu her, who disappearcil from Utica, Y. Scouting a sui cide theory, her mother and authori ties believed that theatrical tions had led her to seck a career. Novel Is Promise Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 12.— Promises that the Dacotah, yearbook published annually at the University of North Dakota, will be startlingly different from annuals in the past, were made yesterday by Albert Egermayer, editor. The editor met with his staff and outlined duties for-them. Work on the book according to Egermayer, is progressing rapidly, the first section consisting of 16 pages now being completed, Contracts for the printing and photography were being let today. “IVs a natural desire to have food that is safe and pure. Drink our pasteurized mill Says Billy Break O'Day. es (Grand Vali SCHOOLS HAVE DOUBLE DUTIES Must Teach Fundamentals and Develop the Student’s Mentality Dickinson, N. D., Oct. 12.—(AP)— The function, of the public schoo! is to teach the fundamentals and also to secure an all-sided growth of the student’s mentality, Charles E. Scott, director of training at the Minot re Teachers College, said here to- jay. Professor Scott was a speaker this morning before a delegation of state educators to the convention of the southwest division of the North Da- kota Education association, in ses- sion here. Scott said that in spite of the dis- cussion of the subject, there still 1s considerable lack of agreement as to just what, the functions of the public education are. Oriental Idea Dominates “We still have schools in America and in North Dakota that are domi- nated by the old Oriental idea that is the function of public education We DELIVE fe) | not cit American Cheese, Laundry Soap, - 10 bars Oatmeal, 3 Min. or 1 Bath Towel, large Toilet Paper, Waldorf, Salmon, red, 1 Ib. tin Cookies, Sunshine, DICKS «"™ regular large package ..- Toilet Soap, Baby Bath, 12 bar carton and regular 10c, 4 rolls .... THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUN submit; cation to drill children on common elements until they are alike,” the speaker declared. “On the other hand, we have schools so dominated. with the idea of self activity and individual free- dom and with such a degree of in- dividualism that drill on anything is considered entirely out of date and discipline as a relic of barbarism. Has Two Functions “The function of the school is not to teach the fundamentals. Nor is it the function of the school to secure. an all-sided growth. We must do both. If we neglect the former we violate the spirit and letter of the state constitution and school law. If we neglect the latter > violate the right of cach individual to a per- sonality of his own and deprive the state of its most valuable assets.” The speaker said the right of the state to demand that the schools strive to raise “all the children of all of the people” must be recognized or the spirit of the constitution and the schools will be violated. “We must recognize the school as a state institution,” Scott continued. “We must recognize the right of the state to demand that the school strive to obey the letter and spirit of the constitution concerning a stan- dard of citizenship acceptable to the state. We must recognize the right of the state to prescribe a fund of e the individual conform and | subject ; that it is the function of edu-|teach to the children.” Polish Priest Found - Archbishop Kowalski, head of the Maryavite church, @ Catholic sect, has been found guilty of offences against the inmates of a Maryavite convent, months’ imprisonment but granted provisional liberty und bail. ing the tvial it was brought out that |she has been unable to take care of the archbishop has six wives. the loss of 550,000 weel England last year. ne FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928 _ to care for herself and two small EXCESS BAGGAGE children, But she cannot provide] London, Octi 12.—Nearly 100 tons for the boys. . of mussels were taken from the un- The boys are 11 and 9 years of| derpart of the line Montreal re- age, and are attending the Will} cently, when docked at Tilbury, school. after lying off Southend, out of com- Information regarding the two malbston, for several ¥ . boys may be secured from Ensign Sletten at the Salvation Army hall. ter for the schools to Two Bismarck Boys, Deserted, Seeking Benevolent Family Wanted: A home. isa Whey which is heard in Bismarck today from two ‘young boys, born and raised in the city, who have been deserted by their father. 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