The Winslow mail., 1920-08-27
OPEN LETTER FROM
., ALFRED I. BOND
Proposed County Superintendent
Of Schools

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Please let the people see the fol-
lowing further proofs that Alfred T.
Bond is QUALIFIED and FITTED. by
professional training and experience.
% be not only superintendent of
grammar schools but able to render
efficient service to the four high
schools of the county.
The following are quotations from
few of the many excellent testi-
nonials reviewed from expert profess
'ional and business men of high stand
ng, reliable people able to Judge the
work. and makeup of man:
A. I. Bond is gentleman,
student, scholar, and in many res
| oects genius. He is an earnest.
energetic. progressive, and efficient
;eacher. A, U. Miner, Supt. Sanpete
County, Utah
He is faithful worker and a use
| ul citizen. Bp.. ]. L. Fish, Lakeside.
He gave excellent satisfaction in
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'cientious and untiring worker and
las the power if winning the good
will and love of the students to re-
narkable degree. His methods are
| good and his work thorough, Jos.
Peterson. Prin. and present County
| superintendent,
1 can say that in my judgment he
vas truthfully a very successful tea
cher in every respect. His discipline
Of the best. which. coupled with
patience, kindness and love. makes
lin a success in governing his
school. His pupils have the greatest
owe and respect for him. His ability
rs principal of high schools is be-
yond question. / have nothing but
praise in his behalf Abner Crane,
Chairman. Mt. Pleasant School Board.
He was our manual training super
visor for six years and did excellent
work. having received very favorable
comments from many educators of
national repute, VIM. M. Stewart,
Prin., e. G.
l have visited the schools of Cana
la, the u. S., England, Scotland and
all the world for the last forty years
and l can truthfully say that I have
never seen manual training taught so
cheaply and well as that school of
ic ~ nr
great school of the kind in Chicago.
DR., Hughes. Gen. Supt. of Schools for
Canada,
l have had intimate financiel rela-
ions with him and found him to be
congenial gentleman. Jos. w. Smith,
Cashier. Bank of Northern Arizona,
l have known him for many years
to be man Of exceptional ability.
especially along clerical lines; to be
)ainstaking. honest and capable
Brigham Clegg, Atty. at Law Salt
Lake City,
Artist B." from Lakeside; "The
Faculty Sage" from Snowflake; "A
lovely thoughts and works of art
most beautiful, from Broadway. N.
IY.
He has invented and constructed
several important musical and mech
anical instruments. etc., among them
being "Bondjo"; a swimming buoy
for children and grownups; a shaving
catcher for planes; a botanical kit;
a geological press; a monocycle-a
SIT, circular racer; a spiral plane
or safety first" flyer; an angle divid-
9r and protractor for use in architec-
| tural and mechanical drafting and en-
gineering, surveying and astronomy
| the only instrument in the world that
will automatically trisect an angle.
a problem that has been tried in all
countries ever since the time of the
early Greek mathematician.
II, therefore, the voters see fit to
l elect him school superintendent he
will not only inspire the little chill
| dren to study and think originally,
but the high school girls and boys
to new and higher thoughts in the
| arts and the sciences and to make
something different-useful and origi-
Inal-cultivating and inventive, Great
| i've Spirit of Modern America: the
WHY of WINNING in peace as well
as in war.
Now Dear Editor, and voters, also:
If you have read this with careful at
tention and believe it (and which
believe you will do), and base your
ballot only on professional "qualifca-
| tions and fitness for the office (Which
in justice to the schools you should
| T oh h.