The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-05-18
Political Advertising)
For Superintendent Of Schools
X | M. E. Fites

- a ouCCSSOlul Duolhcoo WUudu WIZ
will administer the school affairs
i'm an Efficient manner.
Read what those who know her best
have to say about her character and
ability:
Ferris Institute, Big Rapids.
lie. Z. Magoon.)
"She is we'll qualified TO hold res
ponsible position.
Peoples Savings Bank.
(R. o. Bisbee, Cashier.)
"She showed an aptitude for the
work that was unusual-versatil and
efficient.
East Jordan Enterprise.
by determined effort she has WOO
fine succlss".
Citizen Republican.
"Her experience and training should
make her a strong candidate"
Avon Clarion.
"Mrs. Elites has had several years Of
teaching experience in rural schools
and in addition has been connected
with the Stase Normal at Springfield
for the past three years Her training
and experience should make her a
strong candidate for the nomination
she is seeking"
Tyndall Tribune.
During her stay at Springfield she
won for herself the reputation OF be-
ing one of the most efficient account
ants the Normal ever had".
Springfield Times.
"Mrs. Fites is a lady of excellent
character, as well as being eminently
qualified to perform the duties of this
important office, having a splendid
education and the best If training a.
long this line. She has host of
friends In Springfield who wish her
success in the campaign"
The Governor of Michigan.
/ -. :. e wv. N. Ferris
II am confident that she has had
such preparation and such public
school experience as will enable her
to succeed at once in her chosen work
/ believe that any school superintend-
emit, school Official, or school patron
will be glad TO welcome her into this
new field Of work"
Ex-Mayor of East Jordan.
tR. f. Steffes) ~.
II have see her grow up from lit
tie girl and in her daily life from day
to day. Honest and always ready to
do willingly whatever her duties may
be. She is the daughter of one of the
best families In our midst, respected
ty all.
Ex-Supt. of Charlevoix Co. Schools.
p oh. Milfor6
,-"She was one of the best teachers
in the county, always loyal to herself
and work Her sterling character
has won for her host Of friends here
and she will make good in any posi-
tion In which an honest and deter
mined effort will win"
Tyndall Tribune.
''She has been engaged in school
work practically all her life and her
capabilities for discharging the duties
of the Office are far above those of the
average county superintendent"
Magnet Put to Good Use.
It is not an infrequent occurrence
for steel and iron workers to get bits
of metal in their eyes or hands. Pre-
vious to the installation of a magnet
the only means of removal was by
probing, method which is as uncer-
tain as it is painful. Since this ma
chine was put in operation 1t is a very
simple proceeding to extract such par
ticles. The portion of the body in
which the foreign particle Is embed
ded is placed near the pole tip of the
magnet, the switch Is closed, and the
magnet does the rest. Some remark
ably small pieces have been extracted
in this way. The pole piece is remov-
able, a number of different shapes be-
ing supplied for various classes Of
work.