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New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

A blind handicap also for men not IN
the varsity sluad. The men started together, and
at the finish heir time corrected according to
the handicaps that they received. About forty men
started. w .abine, 07, finished first. The course
about two and one-half miles IN length
It. NJ. Hendiclz and J. McBoyle the lawn
tennis doubles championship OF Columbia Uni
versity yesterday afternoon. defeating IN the final
round L. A Brown and C. Carmichael. 6-S, 60.
Ct The summary follows
seni-nnals-I. A Brown and C. Carmichael defeated
II A Thomas ard A. Thomas. 6-1. "a: T. NJ Hen
drick ]. McIbyls defeated p r. Coils and A w New
Final round-Hsndrick and McBoys defeated Brown and
6-3, 60. Ga.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
LECTURES ON scHooLsHIP ST. MA7Ss

In the effort provide free public lee'uAS !,
all sections OF the city the Board OF EdueaG0-s,
forced 10 select. at times novel places -. 81
the interesting OF these is the sehoO.S s,.s
Mary's. which Is moored at the foot OF - - ,.aln
street. alongside the recreation pier YIN sTsnlnsS
deck lectures will be given "Wednesday rsen IN
beginning to- morrow night lantern hSss,tsd hSs
stalled and all OF the talks Will be illusT9sr,as
The opening lecture will be given by - T;iucs-
ConnsrY, a former member OF the BoaFN - +hs Rs'
tlon, who win speak "Pornrto bEls.II;asrn car
generator OF Mexico" Next week q Gtt5t;S ;S. N -
ham will give a talk on Real COWBOY N''
Ear WeSt''
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
TENNY RUNS THE TIGERS
f.. Dillon Not an Condition to Pruc-
tise zoith Princeton EIeUen.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Princeton. n. j. Nov. 12-The Tigers were In
poor condition to-day as result of Saturdays
game, but the Princeton coachers had the regulars
out for some hard work in secret. Eddie Dillon
who was injured on Saturday, is still in such a bad
condition as to cause some alarm He did not play
and Tenny had charge of the regulars and put them
through fast scrfmmase against the scrub. There
was no scoring either side, and after a run
around the field the varsity retired TO the field
house.
The Coachers here IN force and will devots
their time 20 strengthening the defence. Daub made
such good showing at guard against West Point
that he Will probably be n fixture IN the line
With Daub at guard and Herring at tackle Stanard
may have TO look on when the Tigers line up
against Yale.
4 meeting held IN Alexander Hall to-
night 10 rehearse the football songs for the gans
with Yale. Among those who spoke W. w.
Roper. the head coach: W. IT. Edwards and Cap
tain Dillon.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

The members of the Brooklyn and Forest Park
Golf clubs will hold stag dinner at the Assem-
bly,, in Pierrepont street. Brooklyn, on Saturday
evening December l. Those in charge OF the affair
are Valentine H. Seaman. Walter Fitzgerald
Charles +. Whitbeck and Sam Stark of the Brook
lyn Golf Club, and ]. A. Nichol. H. p. Kipp. c. G..
Webster. II. D. Seaman and H. A. Warbasse. Of
the Forest Park Golf Club.
The next amateur championship tournament OF
Great Britain will be held at st. Andrews during
the week Of May 20. II has been decided to hold
the open at Hoylake.
Miss Pauline Mackay. the former national won-
champion has entered for the invitation tourna-
rnent be held at the New Haven Country Club
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of this week.
Others who will play are Mrs. F. 5. Leferts Mrs.
Z. F. Sanford and Miss Julia r. Mix.
The Pine Forest Golf Club, OF Lakewood, is again
in commission. William P1att has been gaged
as manager for the season.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
AMATEUR BILLIARD CLUB MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Amateur Billiard Club
of New York held last night. No less than
four tickets in the field. but when Peter Dol
ger. jr. named president. the leaders of the
other three tickets withdrew and Mr.. Dolger was
unanimously elected.
\ new cup for the pool championship tournament
which will be played late In December or early in
January was offered by z. A. Rendle. The ques-
tion to the time and place for the championship
billiard and pool tournaments laid on the
table until the meeting OF the new directors some
week.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

a walk after being backed from to 2 to even
money. Bowling Bridge. the rank outsider
made the running TO the last furlong pole
where he began TO tire, and A Muskoday, under
whip and spur, managed to beat him n head
for the place. Bragg showed a flash of early
speed but appeared TO sulk and was beaten off
Maintenance, the receding favorite. won the
last race for -year-olds at six and one half
furlonEs from Acrobat. while Monfort, the
good thing" Of the race, had all he could do to
earn third money from Dunvallo
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
TEST OF STOCK TRANSFER TAX.
Constitutionaity of New York's Law on
Trial Before U. S. Supreme Court.

Washington. Nov. PA motion TO advance the
hearing in the of Albert Hatch agt. Edward J.
Reardon, a peace officer Of the County Of New
York, to-day fled IN this Supreme Court of
the United States by Hatch's attorneys.
The raises the question to the constitu-
tionality of the New York law imposing tax on
transfers of stock Hatch taken into custody
the charge of violating the law and sought re-
lief on a writ of habeas corpus. This the state
courts refused to grant. and he appealed the case
TO the Supreme Court. The motion taken
under adVisement.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
HELD ON STRIKE RIOT CHARGES

Frank j. keenan, OF No SS1 Eighth aVenl'.
Thomas MarteH. OF No. 4S2 East S9th street. 49,
Henry Koopman. of No. SlS East 90th street. Va -
held in the West Side Court yesterday IN sw
bail each for trial IN General Sessions on chais,
OF feloniOus assault All took part. IL is chasr
IN riots at the barns of the New orA Iranssvrssx
tiOn COMPANY. where a strike has been n plVs.-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
LETTER CARRIERS GAMES.

TIL. Letter Carriers Association will hold its
first annual games at the 9Th Regiment Armory
l4th street and Sixth avenue. Saturday evening
Melvin Sheppard has accepted the invitation to
run IN the two-miIe scratch race. in which he will
meet George Bonhag. the record holder for two
and five miles made at the Amateur Athletic Union
chg rnninn shins LAST week
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
SPORTS At COLUMBIA.
Make-uo of Cross Country Team to
Meet Princeton.

The final trials to select the Columbia cross coun-
try team h compete against Princeton on Friday
held yesterday. on the results of past trials
w. j. Donovan, '07: F. S. Hetherington. '07; y.
Zuik 'O9: B. Sanders. 'O9; F. w. Kennedy. 09. and
a. Montgomery, 0S. had already been selected, and
the race yesterday to select one man and a
substitute. H. Harper, 07, was the winner and F..
L. Hopkins '07 took second place. putting these
men on the team. The distance about TIVE and
four ifths miles Riverside Drive, and Harper
covered the distance in 81 minutes Al seconds N1e
men STARTED The times We're as IOllOWS:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
BRIDGE ENGINEER RESIGNS.

Richard S. Buck. one OF the consuitlhs 80. ga
OF the Rrdxe department. has offered his rss. ...s
ton to Commissioner Best TO take effect On s,
Der 81 of this year. He VIII 50 into us csonsltal
Sanderson * Porter. contractors anu
engineers at No. 81 Wall street
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
AUTO ECONOMY TEST.
Nine Cars Entered for Fow-Hun-
dred-and- d-Thrtu-MiIe Ran.

The second annual economy test OF the New
York Motor Club will be held tomorrow, Thurs
day and Friday. On the first day the will be
10 Albany. and on Thursday to Springfield. On
Friday the will return to this city. The
distance covered will be iSo miles.
Awards will be made cost per ton mile. Nine
entries have been received and ex-
pected The cars entered follows Maxwell
Simplex, Derrls, Frayer-Miller. Wayne, Oldsmobile
REQ, Premier and Berllet.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
ENGLEWOODiS GOLF TITLE
Wins WOmens Team Championship
IN Beating Norris County.

The Englewood Golf Club the team cham
pionship of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation yesterday by defeating the Norris County
Golf Club by score Of TO 0. the links of the
Essex County Country Club. This contest brought
to close the series of team matches which has
been in progress since spring.
Englewood played in the first division and Morris
County in the second, and each team went through
the season without defeat. EnglewOod scored
total OF 81 points, which included match by
default. Morris County, which ran up a total OF
% points, also aided by defaults
In meeting on the Essex County links yesterday
the teams played over neutral course. Mrs. T. 5.
I4efferts. who plays No. l the Englewood team,
won her match from Miss Elsa Hurlbut by default
and gained three points for her side Mrs. r.
F. Sanford won her match from Miss Marie Bryce,
the Morris County record holder, while Miss Julia
r. Mix and Miss Elizabeth Hurry were successful
respectively over Mrs. William Shippen and Mrs.
+. D. Post The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
AQUEDUCT RACING SUMMARIES.
EIRsr nAcE-Handleapi Coz rnerss Of an a,

s e. % b. - % ] ss aSS saiss s s and half '''ns' Start "
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

Nsine lanoe iilfed tie T1ud and olwsvs held hts q
hlsas Al The snd AontoTt cut. ana gas doiA.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

hung
NDcAP ridden out Time
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

Hihea
$500 added
l- by o 10 0''
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

his best third monsy. '' "
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13


rngs driving
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

" ne sF @ ana always he'd Oxford
start good Won
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

Every housekeeper should have cn
hand q supply Of bsric acid. which IS
a very useful antiseDfic. For burns Ii
g unusually excellent Drop two ounces
q t1e boric crystals 10 glass quart
sar and fli with water. This makes a
saturate solution Take piece -
Esa1e Or eAeesarloth and sstarafe
the solution and lay % ths b1ra- 49,
ply very moist. covering with atscs b.
ent cotton and then wilh oiled six
This wiIi keep moist 9sr E hoers. far
tha oiled SILK viii prevent svsporatlc-.
Il you haven't TIE. boric arid ass 4 So
tuition 81 biearborate q soda. Mhiza
nearly as good
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12
g YoyrH AND sEayTY.


1s upi FaH Ezpih rDnr beauty land
tAia means Fuar 1etatas worth haep-
Ing
Lan gUu WIN rr1nE EAEasE1sne lc,9E t1r-
ward - being tAaaa. hAEEaf2 ar E,aHF-
las Eni Ezs a. So tr Eft
ME gaE ng1 te frsAk win ggnrHelf
-ztow before i ia t1s latH-Ent 90
si.np glrr ltE Lhaf 4 Fast period mET
bs FuarE aa1h day Take timF 10
anl aau 0Nrn. whsn. claaaad In yoIr
vvI gHatgy h0ndc1r ard clad IN 4 loose
vErm dressing E9wn. E0l may ting I'd
Eung ~ind9wE in1Hlnt III dozen deep
1aBEful iHsattls, lifting the chest Ana
hHA1 high and Then after taking 4 few
gau1ls trunk tnrnlngf To right ana
ietT-81eIa1Il Ilg ana twisting ID ali dlrst-
1i0ns 10 kseg TIE waist Line supple AND
the figure F0utkt ul--shing The arms ID
over Ine head ln6 make greHt sweep
ing circles with them 10 help .ha CIR
rIlE-.lqn at important nerve cantarE
After 1TdHlging I'D . few deep knee
bH11ingE al6 half 4 d0zan more dHap
trHBlhE Is d hnlEh tLruw E0urBelf On
E1nT rDRen-reiaxi1g every 1nasclH and
driving all thoughts and worries from
your nra4n--eUpiF rest Uina and
budy Eou may even sleep. If yDu
WILL zgr trgm 20 minutes 10 al hour
Ilnls relaxed rest VIII do you more
good than two hours sleep taken un-
Ger different circumstances. declares
Frnp Hef,e Tu tbs rEhirppn Trfpv
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

CA account d tie Western L5Fs
Ete~k Show a. Denver. Colorado
January 18th 10 February sr8 Ia9f
Frisco viii sell rouDdtfip tickets 70
Denver at the iow rate cf une fare
plus 400 s2Ls0 Dates of sale
January r 70 2sth, ie9s Finss re-
turn limit February 18th Stop overs
can to arranged AZ Pueblo and Colo
rado Springs For further particulars
see Frisco Agents.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12
YIgTTA NATIONAL BANK vs. THE WHITES.

NHNETA NATIONAL BANK ~ AEH Ms14AAN
1s rroute ssetwaatfss iruermarrIsa atizsnn of fhs
casrntps Nasaea Ind ta,s vinita National bank haz
reached taut stare 1hnt may very properly pa utar-
arssrlssa Il ansae Asa zatter 81 fact tie taak haa
violated IL ablrntnu ii ttis 1npa fragrant mazner. i
- naraeHiaan 1t tas present TIME is correct
Tss contract b ~ follows
we tsls undersigned aFFse ID gay at once ths sum
q Ut pr hsaa ppaa tie following conditions 1hat q
te aouat 10 realizsd $500 sa IL Immediately arasi.
abas ana puia to 1dm William r. EIutetines8 far ez-
psnns ttsat als remainder shau bs deposited nle
vlassa Naapnag bank ii Yita and 4 tbs tna decision
sa u made against te CsaaEss internatriad rltaens
stAe am1art u deposited ahan ba rsaislbutsd anong
tie suheersbsra huf il Il N finally aeterni1sa hy tbs
eoarf "a claims ID il appealed to tile supreme ppur n
Tie ratsa staaes d pa4erwise that tfs ntermarlsd
siss1ans " te Cherokee naton ars entitled TIE same
rights IL are as native born ChsroAssa SAID sum d.
posted ailau he turned over q TIE said william =
Hptednss
Al matter ~ information II should nov be stated
for ts information d te puts especially tae psgpls
vito paid Tile money into te banE for tbe purposes sat
fort ID the CONTRACT that more $1,000 dollars hare been
PAID out by he bank. which tie chsfain contends Is
ID open plain violation of eontrac provided te hank
considers itsslf ts legal custodian of tie fund The
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

a reasonable anDaEF kf fga1 f99f-
oaghlF 0lgesEH1 and properly asgilniia.
1e9 w8ll al w888 increase The strength.
III ycur stomach Is a sl5tsleoH' Ka0aCl
Dyspepsia Cure Will oigest Rflat yDg
eat and enable tie digestive organs Fla
ass rn late ard transform all foods ill.,
10 iissge-bai ding blood KDaEa RI
1eres Sour Stomach, belciiing. Heart
Burn and a3 sorme III Indigestion
Paiauabie and Strengthening Sold
Dy Peoples Drug Store dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

IL is difficult 70 cure a cough or free
yourself from the olseo1nf0rtS a a cold
unless y0u move the bowels Bee 5
Laxative Honey and Tar 2ets Oh the
bowels and drives az cold oct u the
system. For Group. mhooping cough.
colds. and al Jung a0d bronchial atfee-
tons, % remedy 3 equal p t1e 0rigl-
nal Bee 5 Laxative Honey ard Tar a
Liquid Cod Cure. Sold by A. r. Owen,
druggist 1w
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

The ugiieat nails can be improved -
taking the trouble daily 70 push back
The hard skin that grows at the base
of ne nails This shoald be done
after the hands have been washed ID
warm soap and water and are ztfu
Moist A soft towel Is fhe best - eng
90 nss lor the purpose. cr sn iForz CT
bone implement sueh as IS sold II
manicure sets
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

THE soothing EIc comforting ELECTS
CT DeMIute Witch Haze halre, when
applied 10 PIla6. s9ras, CUTS. boils, etc.
HubeueS pain almost auSL1Dfdy. I45iS
Galfe clraws OUT fhe inflammation, re-
1uees swelling and acts as 4 rgbefael-
snt. THUS circulating TIA bl09a Through
t.ne diseased parts. permitting OK aid
S1g Nature 10 permanently 81 remove the
trouble entirely. Sod bY Peoples
Drug Store. div
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

Capt. G S White has secured ths
general agency for the Nafura HsE
Incubator witt all ils utilities broao-
ars uo9pA egg-pra5ueing formulas
liee and mite formulas etc see him
81 write fpr information Also agsni
for f.tae Dest Poultry paper published
Capt G a. White
Ga 1mg N3uita. Ii r.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

Annlal nesting Southwestern Lsun-
bermeu Association. Kansas City ~ o..
Jan. ZS-2&, 1906 bate Of cine fare plus
SL00 except whore rate Of fare and
third makes le g3 on certificate pAan
~ B.-E5y cepogiting cert5ticalz with
joint agent at Kansas City, Jan. 23-25
ixt1augife, and Zee q SOC at lime of
deposit. an extension OF limit to Feb
ruary g. can be secured. NJ X Il T.
railroad
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12
ALBs At Stake.

The many friends of g. Fl. Hansan,
Engineer L. e. & ". E. r.. at present
living ID Lima O., viii be pleased x
know Of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He writes. II was
cured by using E0ley's Kidney Cure.
which I recommend 10 al, especially
rrainmen who are usually similarly
afflicted Peoples Drug Store dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

ba{Eaene is never KNOWN 10 THOSE
persons WHO IgEE III occasional dosq Of
Ffneuleg The value 0f tile resin ob-
tainec from f.ne pine tree has long
u8eu recognized az the treatment Cf
diseases 0f the bladder and kidneys.
One ooss 81 Piusnles viii give relief.
aDa one bottle VIII cure. Sold bv a.
Il. Ovens Druggist dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12
10 Bee tour wssls1 wlrh L. glrl9ps

We haTe raaHirea the following LETT
1er from Mr.. BOY Kemp. If Angola,
Ind / was Id 5eo four weeks with
la grippe ar1 tried MANY remedies
arlc GDerHt considerable for rrrauueryf
wafh pflYgiciauE. but I rHcsirH6 a1 rH-
lief utIta ] tried Fuler'g Honey anc
Tar Two Enaa BOTTLES co Daig mHai-
cine cured me aEaa low i uss IF eEelu-
sipely II Ty family. Take no sub
stituIeg. Peoples Drng Store dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

The prevention of consumption is
entirely a question Of commencing the
proper treatment il time. Nothing
is 30 well adapted TO ward Of fatal
Jung troubles as F0lsy's Honey and
Tar Peoples Drug store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

M., X At r. Winter tourist rates for
Beasou 1905 and 1905 now 0n sale to
points la Texas. LOUISIANA Mexico and
View Mexico until A pril 1y98 final
lfmif June 1st. 1906 Please call on or
Telephone H.. K Al r. agent for rates
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

ends. Tzo yards braid. enc stein cf
thread one yard purl edge
The stitches are not difficult the work
can easily be accomplished ~ one st
all skilled Ia this kind Sf nse5Iewcrk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12
/" Please Smile
AND
Look Pleasant. -

M1em 2 M9l1al 80 : HI laH1A - = iAAl
PAIN the word tracked recalls iile Gays
when fbpx stretched fhF tender bodies 0f
rvrran ~ the rack with rore and pulley
.s--+74 : - ,...-.~- sIs-i-,-r -. '-fss.1
- Z I. - s ~ ~ - = .-s. q. 49,
GADe4 a1 nts1l5-alAt e1st-s ~ 80 .-5 ~.
turB1 MQl4ls Fi~Ass AAAste ABA ts-A
PLEASANT
And vet ire woman tracked with pain. >
s. arrarfn5 ~ smile through her Sronv
- ~ ,-nara hrrra farrr she can't
~ - II - awsfnre Na4rra- f5aners f1v
s.s. 80. -s-l---.-- r,s9,-r IL stl-tsssgtk
J J. J ] . ]. !. : D !. ]. J. ]. !. . ! !. !. !. .. ! ! .
- ~. - - - .ff-..l-.. 80 = e-
eA~L 50 Ata- ses -
tlE-aQWl pains d4r It4Atr4 " 1t1el-~-
ments oE disorders Qi t1e organs lis-
ffnrtiw farnfr7ue WREN Tbs condition
Il ra--sar,a.s 4Np general health il restored
go .--ftl Fs.@r4 = g.rrrfs kark sRe srrsta ~
u fFAANe1- ..
AuT woman M44 Ie4afl 1eI ne4it1 AZ
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-12

Perfection car only u attained "a
the ph9sica. by allowing Mature to ap.
pfcprlafe ard n0f ciszapsfe her Dwu
resoufe Cafisaft3e8 grlp pe. weaken
~s1issi pate. while De#1tAs Little
Early Kissfs simply expel al pUtfio
matter aud bile. thus aii0w3Dg the
liver to assume normal activity Good
Tor tie complexion. sold % Peoples
Drug Store CIV
uaWffk,s I,st SaEw0
For pfiesy Burns SGsress
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-19
sUPT HADLEY
ON EDUCATION
csacuIAA lGrTGN DEALS WITH
IMPORTANCE o. cooo echoolo
MflnlTHD1H l FlCI0
To the Friends az Education 10 Ne
Nextco.

10 The Friends AZ Education In Nev
Mextco:
N 10 impossible for me % meet
msny of you personally. I believe I
feel IN honest interest In the educa.
tim II the youth 81 New Mexico. I
have sumo things 10 say thst ! think
are worth saying. and I know a. no
Way 10 present them except by the
printed letter. This Ii my apology
for addressing yoa In this manner ]
shalf aftemp 10 he brief.
Were IL necessary ] could convince
you that no other interest In New
Mexico In equal in importance To that
~ education. The genuine success
your children will attain In life. viii
depend upon the amount and kind Of
education they receive. The ignor.
ant man In the servant u those who
are better educated than be In. lie
initiates nothing. From Imitation
alone he does what he In told and
there his powers end. With little
trouble I could introduce you To sew
eral native young men who are I'M
Ing responsible and honorable posi.
tions and are receiving from $1,000
10 s2.beo per year. simply because u
the education they possess. Their
boyhood companions who are not ed.
ucated. are working al hard manual
labor twhen they find employmentl
M about u dollar per day. How do
you wish II to be with your hoy when
he becomes q man? You must choose.
Nobody viii dictate 60 you.
A election time n M az hand.
wish 20 speak 10 you about the
county superintendent: and I Wish Il
distinctly understood that I am not
crtticising anything Of the past. or
finding any fault with the services Of
any county superintendent. For
small compensation. they have much
work 10 do. and many Of them have
been very faithful. l am simply look.
ing To the future and hoping that in
every respect our educational inter.
ests shall not only hold their pres.
ent status hut steadily advance.
In my opinion, the county superin.
tendent In the most important factor
In the administration Of our school
affairs. Nov. superintendent
whether IL be Of a machine shop. a
farm, Q sheep ranch. or n system Of
schools, should BE- one who so thor.