Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-12-23
WARNER AGAIN
in THE LIMELICHT
FORMER LOCAL MAN UNPOPULAR
WITH PEOPLE AT NEW
LOCATION
ASKED TO STEP OUT
DALLES NEWSPAPER DEMANDS
RESIGNATION AS SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT

A copy of the Dalles OptImist pub.
Ilshed at Danes, Oregon, which has
reached the Republican office gives
additional details OF the controversy
DeUWeen |. b. Warner, former city
superintendent Of schools al NOUN.
tam home, ana now nordYng a slmIlaI
position at tnat pace.
There are several specific oharg es
made and u part OF the artlcie is as
follows:
Ihe Optlmist believes that it
IVES the uuty 10 the puDuc ol talk
Ing sand with perfect fearless
ness on matters OIL genera pubic IN
telest, anu therefore we nave NC
neI, superintendent of our cIuy
SCHOOLS, snouIu Iu4u eu4ately Ies4gn
Commou dcCeAeI demands LuaL Ae
IaAe tnIs pos4CrCA,. anu IaIiAesS ana
justice 20 au OVermo4Aeu puuuc,
dcUAIe SUCH d course. "A supel III
teudent Oh our pubIIc scuooIS should
De a IeaQer VINO couIu De pointed 20
DIS worthy and thoroughly Upright.
ne submit Luat Nil. warner career
III Iue DdIltS mlA no. warrant Lhe
taLuels ana motneIs Ill poutlng
1IM out 10 Lnelr cnIlUern, over
muOm he uAs Io.nt contlol Win
Cnem, as one euL.t4ed 10 emulaIou.
"A lew " Lue reasons rouUW. In the
ru0L piace he mas not Appeared 70
lee4 tnSDL ne Is tue servant OIL The
pcopIe, VINO pay tue uIAs, Out has
ASSUMED " uvcLaLe W Lue Doaru
anu arrosaLe 70 hImseI lie duties
Wn4cn Une law places upou Lhe eIec-
tive Oody. wueneVel ne mas DeeA
Unable 70 controi a nigh scnooI
prAMclpaI, ne LAS e4ther managed 70
get ira OIL A4u, or e4se sousnL " DO
50. lie mace a LrIp 70 opoAkane at
Cne oXpense OF The puDlIc, and either
cannot or WIN not epla4n the ex-
pense account when Gaued upon "
do 30. lie lett his duues last
expired, anu whlle he was sti4 up
OH the payroll, aud ANNOUNCED that
he was gong cast 10 take some
special framing when would be
beneficial to the school system over
Which h. 10 manager, aAd upon his
return three weeks atter his pay
began, III the Ial, he announced 70
tine puDlic that he had been takIng
speclal raining, when as a matter
OF fact, he was traVelug Tor school
supply house, and drawing money
therefor, and still accepted the sal
airy which his contract provided for
almost a month work which he
did not perIoIm,-an thus prac-
ticed a gross deception upon The
public which he was pretending to
serve.
In addition TO the above, we
submit to the public that
a man who is not qualified under
the law to teach in a high school OF
the grade that exists in Dalles City,
should not be permitted to direct
and control the affairs OF such a
school and be a superintendent over
the teachers who are qualified, and
the pupils who attend. The state
nent has been made through the I
public press, that he is not qualified
Under the law to teach in such a
school, and there has been no refu-
,ation whatever of the statement.
Should not our school superintend-
ent be qualified under the law to
AXE the place of any teacher in ,
emergency? Should he not be ,
rank and open in dealing with the
public which employs him? Can
he patrons of our public schools
point to our present superintendent
Is a model for the children when ,