Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1905-09-14
Editors 7 able.

THE State Democratic Executive Committee had but mpo
tant question settle its meeting in Nashville Saturday.
naming the date for senatorial primary Both Taylor and Car
mack had expressed themselves favor primary but
able the date The people generally throughout the
state demanded and there nothing left for the committee to
do except the date for the senatorial primary The date
May ~ 1906 compromise between the extreme views of the
two candidates but satisfactory both and in this the committee
showed its good judgement The people demand joint
and this too will doubt be arranged in few days No
serious nder could be made at this time than for the candidates
to fail agree upon this matter The people expecting enter
tanmen the sensational the better phases and they
pretty to get what they looking for when these neec
tua giants meet the stamp and the red hair begins to fy
The elimination of the senatorial from party politics. will
able the people choose representatives the legislature
of their ability not because they favor certain cand
date for Senator Tennessee should have decent legislature
next time.
"A this year, when school bells be heard
every h is rather sad and deeply be regretted that 81
ene egns the JAS K Shook School and instead of the three
hundred happy of childhood heard there at this
of the year for the past fifteen years. hear the evele of
the soldier and the dotted with tents Somebody
responsible for this state affairs How long it going to
We all know something of the value of good school
and what be without Shook School has been
tent factor in making Tracy City model mining town of Ten
and the people should rally to its support It's doors should
be thrown open only three teachers be employed The
great business depression caused by the closing down of the mines
should not have the effect closing the doors of magnificent
school building and youth from acquiring common
school education.
OUR Gruet correspondent point speaking of
negligence parents sending their children TO school
We know from observation that district has parents similar
to the spoken opaents who have but little education them
selves necessity for their children being Such
will be the the legislature enacng compulsory
day. Our school terms entirely too Short and
children should have the benefit of every day
YoU may what please but it is the town that offers the
most inducements socially and business that gets and
holds the people, 1t does take long for the public to learn
whether towns honabe not and the impression has
gone abroad that she inchy" will take the lifetime OF
citizen clear that impression We oil know what
individual hospitality and courtesy will do WE'LL the thing
works in the way for own.-Heald, Springfield.
HE Japanese have right to be indignant the terms of the
treaty of peace but their revolt will further than the de-
of supposed Russian property Perhaps those who
manned at home didn't get to crafty their passion along this line
while hosties existed.
THE Idea, VOL M. l. published and edited by j. E. Reid
err Burns, Tenn, exchanges this week. We
publication will the purpose intended
and it has best wishes in its efforts.
HE result of the Tennessee Democratic conference Sat
urday generally satisfactory but unless there is to be
joint there may be popular revolt than that in
Tokio."-Nashvile Banner