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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

A bluff on the Virgin river, Nevada.
more than twenty-five miles long, is
composed of 60 per cent. salt.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
No Labor Day Parade.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DENVER. Colo, Aug. 31-Tbere
will be no labor day parade in Denver,
according to an order issued by Col
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

During the war. Canadian women
next OF kin to soldiers and war nurses
were enfranchised.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
Weather Forecast.
Department Of Agricultu
Weather Bureau.

Weather Bureau.]
For Keokuk and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday; cooler
tonight.
For Iowa: Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday, cooler tonight and
in extreme east portion Wednesday.
For Missouri: Unsettled with thun-
dershowers this afternoon and to-
night south portion; cooler tonight,
Wednesday fair, cooler except in ex-
IRENE north portion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

Easier. Receipts, S,519
Creamery extras. 55A m56c; dairy
tubs, 46@55ac; imitation creamery
firsts, nominal.
Fsggs-Firm. Receipts, 1856
Nearby white fancy. 73@75c; nearby
mixed fancy, 49@5Sc;; fresh. 5446Sc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

Butter---EaSier. Receipts, 1913.
Creamery extras. 55Am 56c; dairy
! tubs, 46@55hc; imitation creamery
firsts, nominal.
Eggs-Firm. Receipts, 1856.
Nearby white fancy, 73@75c; nearby
mixed fancy, 49@5Sc:: fresh, 5496Sc-
ST. Louis Horses and Mules,
| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 30.-Horses--
Most improvement was shown on the
blocky, good shaped kinds There
was no eastern trade of consequence
in progress The sale of western
horses was declared the best of the
season.
Good to choice drafts (1400
to 1900 pounds) ........ $3.50 240
Eastern chunks, good ...... l0O@135
! Choice southern horses ..... 1l0@15O
Fair to good southern horses 400 so
Fair to medium souMSrners ESQ 90
Plain southern horses ...... 2OQ 80
Plugs ... ............ So 20
Mules--Buying was conducted on
limited scale, local dealers claiming
that orders continue light from trade
districts. Buyers are inclined to take
supplies cheaper this season than last
Principal outlet continues for cotton
feeders and mine mules.
16 to II hands .........-..S l5o pooV
Is TO 15k hands .......... lVVeYzLv
15 hands ........... oo0 w
IA to 141s hands ........... ooWiLV
13 to 1914 hands ........... ZVW %
Rye, Barley and seed.
CHICAGO Ill. Aug. 3O.-Rye--No.
%, s19802.04
Barley-s1 .00@1.10.
Timothy d-$6.5007.5O
Glover -$25@30.
ST. Louis Hay Market
ST LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 3o.-Hay--
Receipts SO cars. including 20 liino
thy, 5 clover mixed, clover, ailalla
and 13 prairie Steady and hrhi'
Offerings moderate, with timothy pre-
dominating and selling readily, espec'
tally the better grades. Sales: limo,
thy-1 car of sample grade at szo'
cars No. 2 at $36, car standard a.
$37, 1 car do at $3.50, cars 40 d.
s3s, 1 car No. at $39, car 90 a.
$40. Glover Mixed car NO.
heavy mixed and car No. medium
at $50. / car No. az $5i. Glover
l car No. / at s34. Prairie car
No. 3 at $40, cars No. at sLf'
car No. 1 at S25, cars do at $40.
Foreign Exchange Market.
limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Foreign eN
change showed little radical cnanse
at the opening today. Demand sue.
ling was unchanged at $500 lranT.
were off 3 at 1852: lire off ] at zl;n',
marks up / at 0202, and Cahaq'AA
dollars unchanged at $500 .,.zu
Demand sterling closed az So J,r -
Mn IL: francs demand 0o95R, AZ.
demand .o465. cables .0466; marAs w
mand 0203, cables .o2o4.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81 Money 40 90
call. s per cent; six months e72"
per cent. cant
par silver. London, 5S&d; ne"
York. 99hc.
Demand sterling, $35514.
Liberty Bond Market
NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-lhpefts
bonds were quoted today as foiio srst
3hs S9ss: second As, S4.34; ms NE,
41Is. 1914; second AIS. S4.4s, W. W..
4Xs. 1882; fourth ANS, S4.Se'
tory 3As, $40; victory 4As' s0'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
Nv. Barley and seed.

Eye, Barley dHu oSeu.
CHICAGO, H., Aug. 3O.-Rye~-No'
2, $19802.04
Barley-S1. 00M1.10.
Timothy Seed-S65007.50.
Glover Seed-$25@30
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
ST Louis Horses and Mules.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 30.-Horses-
Most improvement was shown on the
blocky, good shaped kinds There
was no eastern trade of consequence
in progress. The sale of western
horses was declared the best of the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

ELEVEN Special Sessions Of State Legislatures
to ratify the Amendment were called by Demo-
cratic Governors, to SIXTEEN Special Sessions
called by Republican Governors for the same Pur-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
CAPsULAs "sANGUIFERR" DEL DIR. GRAF
UNGUENTO ECZEMATIN DEL DIR. GRAF.

IPr que SURE de Intermediates de la pal? 5Rr que sume de emperns capa, dces
las nohe en- va? Cuanasc s de nurs y nmos@ son efgndasp r la esNma oasmI
de comeWna cwa de la suMad de las navans de 1asuar y de las tauass Ws? No. mil
Ezematn del Dr. CRAZE cul dee frre acknowledgements y my pUto popouonna aMo
do cuPo. enpemran a d@apareer y con eb,t TODD d queh aa shd de Intermediates de Ia pie
de esal1 de este maraHnoso ungimto, duna pr muho tempo y a peGo iduyendo
de qtAse ell ungHeuo hacienda use del aqua, smo de- ohe dce o cold cream
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
POR TODO FL MUNDO|
COMO A FL. SOVIET
AL TRABAJo.

WASHINGTON, JUNO Sci De-
partamento de Estado ha publicado e
texto de las resoluciones aprobaia:
por ell noveno Congreso del partidt
comunista russo. que fue communicate
por telegraca ~inalAmbrica desde Mos
COW. Las resoluciones recomiendar
Ia mIlitaTtzacion los ~bolshevikis de 10
vida industrial y economical de Russia
y la movtlizacion del trabajo por me-
do del servicio obligatorio.
Comentando q caracter de tales re-
soluciones, III alto funcionario de-
Gobierno dice que elias demuesuan &c
que Sol los metodos cue los bolshevi-
kis Sc proponen ernplear respecto del
trabajo.
Esas resoluciones, que fueron inter-
ceDtadas de IN radiograma de Mos
COW, y que fuercn obtenidas Official
mente, 6icen:
Habierdo aprobado los principles
establecidos per ell comite central del
parttdo comunista ruso. ~respecto de
la movilizacion del proletariado in
justrial, del traHajo obliSatorio, de la
militarizacicn econdmica Y de Ia utfli-
zacion de las uupas para las necesi-
iades econtnIicas. el congreso decide
10 sigriente:
Las organizations del partido deben
ayudar. POI todos los medios posibles,
a los departarnentos de unIones de
concrete Y trabato, con Ell objeto dc
emplearlas en- el trabajo productive,
sobre los mismos principles y con Ia
misma seYeridad con que fueron adop
tados respecto de los oficialas movili-
zados para las necesidades del eier-
otto. Cada obrero especialista debe
volver al trabato que constituye 81
especialidad. Los obreros esp~ecialis-
tas deten permanecer en- otros pues-
tos del Soviet solo con parmiso de las
autor;dades certrales y locales.
La movilizaci0n de las masas
para ell uabajo o~bligatorio, dcte IA
cerse. desde Ell principle, bajo I'm pie
corecto. En- TODD case de moviliza-
cion el HGTuero dc personals moviliza-
das debe estar en- relaci6n con los i'm
pienentos reQueridos, la cantidad de
traba}o que dcte haccrs y ell lugar dc
concentrac!Gn.
Els tam:.!2n &c Ia mayor tmportan-
cia que los destacanentos del trabato
formados de personas moviliza ins,
esten provtstos de intructores com
petentes tecnicamente e tdoneos por
sus ideas ponticas. Tanbien cada
destacauento del trabajo debe tener
IN n1cleo de obreros comunistas mo-
vilizados durante Ia mo- llizacion del
partido. En- otrs.s palabras: al or
mar estes destacamentos SO debe a
doptar Ia misma polltica que Sc 81
GuiG para formar eli ejsrcito rojo.
Una de las mas importaptes tareas
del partido es dar "a mayor ayuda po-
sible q Ia union de ferIocarrileros,
puesto cue los t~ransportes solo pue-
den organizarse por sus ~esfuerzos.
AZ mismo tempo es ~necesario adop-
tar medidas extraordinarias hacia...
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LLYOD GEORGE OESEA QUE
e. DESARME SEA LA BASE
DEL NUEVA TRkTADO.

LONDRES, tnio S.--The Pail hail
Gazette" dice en- IN editorial que Ia
question de Ia renovation de Ia allan
~ anglo-japoa2sa aua no llega al
estado en- que Sc haga n~ecesario Cue
sea considerable por Ell Gabinete.
Agrega dicho periodico que cree
que el Primer Ministro Lloyd George
aProvechara Ia oportunidad de In re-
novaclon de dicho tratado para favo-
recer el principle de desarme.
En- las ult!mas eman SO han he
cho esruerzos para resolver las diff
cultades p~endientes entire los Estados
Unidos - Ell Jap6n. Gice la Pail Mail
Gazette y a c~cnsecucncia de elias 81
obieto de hacer mas liberal eI trata-
do. con 81 objeto de incluir n los Ell
tados ,Unidos, Sc hailara dentro de
pocos dfas mucho menos remote de 10
que parece hoy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

~ Ia militariZaci6n....que son abso-
luramente Indispensable debido a Ia
complete ruina del sistema de trans
portes. NingGn esfurzo debe ahorrar-
Sc para detener el proceso de desor-
g~anizacton 9 impedir asf ell peligro
en- que Sc halla Ia republica del So
Wet.
For tanto, ell congreso considera
Queel principal departamento poHtco
agregaGo a los ferrocarrileros, como
or~ganlzacion temporal del partido CO.
munista ) de la autortdad del Soviet,
y debe perseguir estos dos fines.
1-Meiorar Embellishments ell ser
vtcio de transportes. emp:eando para
clio comunistas eXperimentados y los
mejores representatives de las classes
obreras, Y al mismo tempo. fortale-
Ger las un;ones de ferrocarrileros re-
f~orzandolas con los mejores obreros,
que seran enviad0s por ell principal
departamento polItIco asregado a los
ferrocarileros en- los varios sistemas
ferrovtarios.
2.-Ayudar 3 las uniones a estable-
Ger severa discipline en- su organiza-
cton y ~c4pacitar asl q dichas uniones
de fe~rrocarrileros Independence por
Ell mejoramiento de los transportes fe
csc objeto quedaran inclul-
da dentro de elias Ell principal depar-
tamento polftico y sus o~rganiZaciones
de distrtto.
Las relaciones muruas de los ferro-
CARRIES y dc los departamentos polfti-
cos de caminos deb2n quedar bien de-
finidas n cuanto We q 81 organization
e. director del organo local de las
uniones fe~rrocarrileras Sc
"a ~propuestos por los comites locales
partido y confrmado 81 nombra-
o las princ!pales uniones po-
liticas ferrocarrileras. Y es de de-
seaTse que los dircto-es de ~ferrocarTi-
les Y los comites de distrito sean
miembros de los comites locales del
partido.
Al distribulr las fuerzas del trabajo
los comites de los fe~rrocarriles deben
obrar en- acuerdo COLI las siguientes
disposiciones: Los departamentos 20
liticos distribuyen las fuerzas con ell
consntimiento del comits local del
y los comites del partido ha-
ran 10 mismo, solo con ell consenti-
ntento de los departamentos polltt.
cos. La principal union polftica fe-
rrocarrilera trabaja directamente ba-
10 ell control del comtte central del |
partido comunista-"
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LOS BALES EN- LOS CAMPOS
DE RATALLA lNDiGNAN A LOS
FRANCHISES.

PARIS. JUNO S.-La conducta de
como extrnjeros, que var a
vtsitar los campos de batalla, ha sido
causa de i~nnuTnerables concentrates g.
ST como de una gran tndignG cion en-
ire los franceses. La memorla de los
a. han luchado y muerto en- Ia graz
guerra esta atE muy reciente para per
mitirse celebrar dfas de campo y bal
les, COMO 10 estAn hacienda los turis-
tas que van a visitar las trincheras Sc
miderTufdas-
Tai conducta Ia p~rovocado en- Alsa-
cia una formal protesta de parte del
General frances. jefe de Ia Zona de
Mudhouse. Parece que ~algunos turis-
tas Sc pernitieron nltimamente bailar
en- una gran Gina de Ia famcsa colina
Observation-Disclosures, que hace Gin
CO amos rue teatro de horribes y san
c6 a noticia del General ,Tabousi,
quien ha pubEcado Ia siguiente gro
tesla:
"Ha uegadu a mi conocimiento que
algunaS personals sc han perm!tido
bai!av dltimanente en- Ia Gina del
Hartmanns-W eilerkof. Los que mi
CLARION o toInaron parte en- tai indulto
a los muertos ignoran. sin duda, que
anf murieron y estan ~sepuitados mas
de 1000 franceses, Y que adenas, ALI
murieron mas de 5000 alemanes: los
primeros. para u Alsacta yclviera a
ser francesa: los segundos para que
continuara siendo alemana-
Else suelo regado con tan noble
sangre, es IN luGar donde deben de-
rramarse lagrinas J d~escubrirse las
cabezas y no Ser profanado por genie
ignorante. Es un lugar de ~reregrina
ci6n. no de placer
Los francese desean que sea con
espfritu de peregrlnacion como los tn
ristas visiten los campos de batalla y
no como lusares de recreo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

WHIT an CO. P. o. Box 27a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
Libros Maravinosos.

Para los que sufren, son victimas
de Ia d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
la suerte, ~fracasan en- u negoclos y
son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros ~lograran todos u
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos y empresas, lograran ell cariho
del ser amsdo, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus aSuntos y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran G sus enemigos y ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 6I-A. Habana- Cuba,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

Desgraciadamente no TODD Ell mundo puede VI
ha preparado varias medicinas, las cuales n~osotros T
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
LA INDEPENDENCrAl

Nadie quiere "a de-
pender de los peiuoue-
rus. nj perteuecer q Ia
clase de los
Nuestro coz
tabor de pelo DUPLEX
ha traido csc magn!fico
resultRd" v los homb-es
estan de pI6eemes. pues
les ba.ta reinarse con
nuestro cortador para
5ejar arreglado 81 cabe-
10. largo o corto. de
dfa o de noche. en- 81
casa, en- e campo . en-
el tren y = Ia bora en-
que Sc l. pegue Ia ga
ns. Las madres pUedcn
arreglar el pelo &c sus
rinos evitandoles el Pc
ligro de I'm ccntagio por
medic de peines y ma
vajas For personas de
dudosa salld. Con dos
meses de no visita- Las
~petuGuerfas sc SAGA e.
costo de nuetro eorta-
dor. que durara po- a.
hos. Esta provisto ds
dos cuchillas y cada Gu
chilla con dos fDos.
Puede usarse tambien
como navnjs de barba y
puedcn ssentarse o req
fiInrse las cuchiIlas CO.
todas jas de seGu-
ridad- Una verdndcra
gauga por el precio que
lc hemos fijndo. de
$500, solo por muy po-
co tiempo. mas 20 cen
tavos para el SECURE y
franqueo. PfdaIo hoy
mismo, con o sin dine
70, q
WHIT an co. 7
DEPT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

Para libros en- espahol dirijass
listed q Ia Casa Editorial Lozana
lis N. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
UN INTERSTATE MENsAJE DE Ia FAMosA "KERaIc PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTING
CO, INC. De NUEvA YORK, a ToDos LOS HoNaBREs, MUJEREs YNTNos ENFERMos

Qs bI mmb h mh Hm Pw Substituting hh tb de mn amos las nxmh@@ mms mm@y
mmM rmms con- hmmnm do Que m hw ia en- las ws de la person ama Los wuds son mnm@-
@hmS que mwn %hn@sd @hm~w0 en- los hospitality @ dsm s han sid" ms en- nM@a @@ ~m~ item
0 institute d~h vmh m% mu~ nhs@p parties mT E@@,@ Sc mmEna %@ este tama"@ la ms
p~ md@ma@m @@m@ como wgms awa mAH Wum@b aG@ h@d @"' etc
UN RAYo DE EsPERANzAA roDos Los III M PUEDENv NR EN- PERSONA AL INSTITUTE
"AUTO HEMC THERAPY,
Deg@mmme no %@d md .ph vha Nmn York pa sea MNr @unHnms rod Dr. G BGnt director m%a
CNsuIAs" sANGUFERR" DEL DR. GRAF
MS@ &m%m sy @@ a@pmm M @ % ga @mp ~ Mm s
mMW wm la ma En- @@ @m am a G aa de hh una mm ~maGa@ la mamoom mn @
m@s m15 $50 COMIC w@ @pme Pp~ammr mda mwm~m mw ~oHmp
UNGUENTo EczEMATN DEL DR. GRAF
t~ que SURE de Intermediates de Ia pA? S@w SURE @mn@ apa h~y MH@ d up? Deb na~y pu
ad h amd de las wNs de nr de las m@ m? IN mil wees mol Pic una mH am del Ugm.
E"man@ DR. Graf d@h deh e@ Mh~@Hy mym Dp NmHmasM b emMn Las m@s ydaHe ha dH
Gs mm d wmmob hacienda uM del m M1 meG wo cold cream l"
ATnL KENwEL DEL DR. GRAF
Unmusoe m~ de eM"w vegetables no cme uma vm@& E@ pm@ han % ppu@s @pmnep para las
P @s @m n % @"@ @I s %ma M @ M ms@m @ S S@ Sw waa M ma @ ga S@@n
dT@&~h Los @~ s@mh "M l@@s @m pGh general IN @% s@~@n Las %@ ah p~ @@@@ym r
@sn2 90 mh@h porte Pp&nm gran O wp POGO dno
LNmMENTo RUBnwEL DEL d Ora:
dolores en- mIa g@ hrn @|n Gay @ @@ a@@ en- que @nm. n h~m E@Hmm@
Ap@@M
Lc o rm@asu s $o5o
P s-D"~"m"A "d@@m Ham@H HH@" 5" hns@ giro ho a~ @"" ah""-No d~"@ns @@"
,..
Ew Products Distributing Co.. m-Dpt1 ISL
BEAs New IkNY
EHmdD ~mn-Admo mD Gpp a ms .... para me #~ nms. --."...."
aCaM~s gm%.~...."" de UwoE aaMn." Observation-Disclosures" de P@m@ Knml"".
.--.-hLm nn Rbmwl
R@Dn.
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San Antonio. Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
F00LING WITH HEALTH SERIOUS

troablss. J. C. Msndenhall, Evans.
vie. Ind. 40 years druggist. Nj
Richard Dickson. furniture dealer
l5s Forest St. Spartanbnrg. s. G,
was troubled a great deal for seya-si
years with breaking out thai re-
sembled Erysipelas Before We got
fhe agency for Number 40 For The
Brod. We sold him many kinds a
Hood remedies and compounds rsc-
ommended for skin troubles. lie sot
no permanent relief. however. aatl
we got him started on Number 30. lie
fcok several bottles and was soon eE
lrely relieved OF the very disagree
es.r skin lrouhle. bur he has not
ga!. Number 40 he says ne has
found il the best liver med .l,a cE
ne market. and viii keep il On hand
n the lime and recommend. II 10
, friends for a substiiui. Tor c1i-
rel Todd Drug Go. Witltss
s'fiaiure. r. c Todd. drngg'st.
sold by Owl Dfng Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
Why Colds Are oanoN-o,,s.

You are often iolf TO beware OF
cold but whyg We will tell you.
Every cold weakens the lungs. lowers
The vitality and paves the way for
the more serious diseases. People
Who contract pneumonia first take
cold The longer a cold hangs on.
The greater the danger. eeneclany
from the germ diseases. "a cold
prepares The system FOR The reception
ana defelonment Of the germs OF con-
sumption, dipiherla, scarlet fever ana
whooping cough. The quicker Won get
rld OF your cold. the less the danger
OF contracting one Of these diseases
thambeflain's Cough Remedy has a
great reputation as a cure for colds
ana can be depended upon. 1t is
pleasant 10 take.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18

I have frequently asked druggists,
-What do YOU put in a blood medl-
cine?~ The answer usually came.
"The kind ! can make the most
money on" My answer has always
:nstn Not me" have suc-eecesl
p, city well and ave alsaYs rec
cnsmended the one thai rad i0,.nd
by experience 10 be the best and the
on ha, | would be wiling 10 take
inyself or give 10 members Of my owr
san ~. ! have never offa.c ,he pub
liz medicine thai We ID no use al
hire fris is why can offer Nam
Der 40 For the BLOOD With cle4-
conscience. We have not only tried
Il on thousands Of others. but on
ourselves. We lake 1t In all cases
whore a blood medicine IS needed. no
matter In what form II shows itself
and We get splendid results in eonsti-
patton, kidney. stomach and liver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
ROBERTSON FAvoRs
AMENDING SCHOOL LAWS
tconiInuea from Page ID

flee. I'm not in politics anv more
I've had all I want Thus. 7 can saf
that Oklahoma is just abou. rad,
for another constitutional cnnvention
10 te held ar Oklahoma Cfy
"The greatest problem the staff
faces" the governor continued. %"
not in the matter of hard surfaced
roads or anything else except tre
schools The educational system oi
Oklahoma must be revn,uiioni1ed
How this Is 10 De done an not
prepared TO say bu, I would sueres.
committee of school exncws 80
work for AT least a year STUDYING The
educational system from every pos-
sible angle and then ar the eal of
that year go before the state legisla-
ture with complete draft of a now
system including new school laws
for enactment
There Is TOO much duplication "a
The schools % the stale and ihis du-
Ylicalion brings about tremendous
waste or money. As a matter of e.
'ation ! might call your attention 20
The university al Norman ard ihe
A. and NJ. college at saltwater The
law says the school must be kert
separate. yet those schools. II thov
were consolidated could have vast
amount of money simply because q
" iuld not be necessary to maintain
two departments Of engineering. ec-
ology. chemistry and any number OF
other studies.
"Only three on, % every tea stu
dents In the state ever enter an insti-
tuition Of higher learning. sov,
OF these students quit AZ the coaclu-
sion OF the high school or before
The other three will enter another
school and continue. That is The
initial evil. and the school System ISL
10 blame. II we would rise as
state among states in the matter OF
educated and prepared young pee
Mo we must bring about a decided
reformation in our school system. :
"Then the salaries OF school
teachers must he raised Twelve .
wears ago the University OF Okla
homa had 500 students and 30
teachers. Today the universiiv has
? ooo students and 40 teachers and
Tho best men and women of the fac
ulty are liable 10 leave the school al
INV time. Low salaries will bring
about these departures. Alluring
'sfers from other schools are draw
Inc the best teachers toward otherl
fields and nothing can be done until
change In our school laws is
brought about"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-18
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