Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-04-06

COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS
q BY COUNTY SUPT, 0. E. RICE
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ANIMALS will be issued. Teachers
will make use of former ANIMALS
The writer is naturally much
pleased to be able to acknowledge
the unanimous support of the elec-
tors of the county on April 3rd, in
present position. 1t will be his
constant effort to render such ser
vice to teachers, schools and patrons
of their schools as will, in the full
est measure, show his appreciation
of this confidence and trust reposed
in him by the citizens of Rusk
county. To that end he invites the
suggestions and cooperation of ev-
cry one interested in making Rusk
county schools as efficient as the
best in our state That this may
become a reality, strong, earnest
and faithful teachers must be Sc
cured so far as possible
There is an urgent need of intelli-
gent, energetic, capable and sympa-
thetic teachers in our own, as we'll
as in other counties Of Wisconsin,
The teacher who has the right per
sonality, and genuine worth Of the
true teacher will command the high
est salary. The really desirable and
| Throughout the state there are not
enough teachers in the right tenn
permanent, the right training to sup
ply the rural schools. The more sue
cessful ones are called to the cit
Les and larger graded schools. That
is a natural, and for the teacher, a
| laudable ambition, as it is merit
| ed promotion. Many rural communi-
ties are willing to pay good wages,
| If only they can get adequate SER
vices for it. Every teacher should
strive to reach the highest ideal
possible for them in the profession.
Rusk county training school has
the following seniors who are hop
| ing to graduate in June next, but
| there appears to be large amount
Of hard study and application to
final preparation to be completed
before commencement day. The fac
| ulty is anxious that each graduate
shall, as she leaves the school, be
as capable and worthy Of the hon
ors of graduation, and be imbued
with the spirit Of the true teacher,
as it is possible to attain in the
short course of professional training
given.
Seniors: Emma Fond, Doris Con-
| ner, Jessie Boyer, Ida Berg, Mag
ma Johnson, Marie Bellbeck, Nina
Barnett, Virginia Tate, Margaret
Wegner, Ruth LaBerge, Violet Stew
art, Mary Mcknight, Blanche Mel
son, Laura Bollman, Susie Siglin and
Nora Wilbur.
| Graduates Of last years training
schools intending to teach the com
ing year are required to get from
their school board a written state
ment that the teachers work and de-
| pertinent has been at least fairly
satisfactory. Without this approval
and that of the superintendent, the
training school certificate expires
in June, 1917
The Corn and Oat growing con-
test for this season is open to boys
and girls attending school outside of
the city of Ladysmith Send us your
order for seed on Or before April
goth. Postage cents.
Facts for the CWics Glasses
Salaries of Federal Officers: Pres.
Wilson, $4,000, with allowances to-
wit: Travelling expenses, $4,000;
White House expenses and clerk
hire, $160,000 Vice Pres. Marshall
$4,000. Speaker of House, Champ
Clark, $4,000 The Sc Senators and
the 435 Representatives, $500 each
and 20 cents per mile, travelling ex-
pense. Each is allowed $500 clerk
hire, and s125 for postage and sta
tionery, etc.
The ratio of representation in
the House is one for every 211,S77
inhabitants.
| Party division in this, the 64th
Congress is-Dem. 229, Rep. 1877,
Prog. 6, Prohib. 1, Socialist 1, In
dep. 1. In the Senate there are
Dem. Sc, Rep. 40.
Presidents cabinet in order Of
presidential succession: Secretary of
State, Robert Lansing; Treasury w.
G. McAdoo; War, Newton D. Baker;
Atty Gen., Thos. w. Gregory; P.
M. Gen., Albert S Burleson; Sec. of
Navy, Joseph Daniels; Interior, F. X.
Lane; Agr., D. F. Houston; Com
merce, VIM. G.. Redfield; Labor, w.
B. Wilson Salary of each is $4,000.
The u. S. Supreme Court consists
of Chief Justice, Edward D. White
and seven Associate. Justices. The
| chief receives $4,000 the others