The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

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the isilossns artle., .sAl usakig
| eel cot to the vo;sss Il TIE I,d
sem spsssl Distrss mr vews ne
latis- 70 .cme u .n- ~ ss Vial s.~
sues ,hs, eoairoa, ,as people at
this tins
hsve aIssrs bsre al sdvoc tts
lur better Elementary Scaools. and
nos that | am candidate ia The
state senate irpn ,hi. district, 7
shall briefly pressu, ny visws re
Ist,dssa tE- pa5,i;. - asaos sys.sA q
| Tennessee a. ~eh =, c,nsr pahi!x
ausssians that should b. mai-
issaes 10 this es,np4iga
bsiisss 10 the b ,i.ali s.f!s II
trhb dfsufet 1 essssss IN /. sssas
Usiversat5, hut | TO ia. believe IN
parins 10 that institution $4,000
a rear. raised By tsxios the property
~ the people VI this State at the
expense 81 oar Rimeaisry schoolA
Tnst means &c are paying approx
imateIy $500 from each county
annasiiy ior the up teep Of this
school Az an average II tstaiy
students iron each county lao ths
four eoun,irs in this dis,rie, don I
average one hall this, nsnyi this
would mean that each county pa,s
$42S % year tuition 10 every boy
o. girl u .anis TO the Uaiysrity OF
Tennessee. III. pro rata Tor The
children II the 4 an otsfy sch vol.
OF Dickson Ccanty Is 15 co per
capita. per snnum Think OF that
A.5 % Ter b y of sfi 10 ths
University assins, s. % Tor ytuf
boy OF ar rs k.s o ,blsfy school
Perhsp. the state L .i,rtJitj i. net
receiving .rIc m>rFT, bat " i,
not. then I Cf;airiy follows that
our HI m-ussGs SCHOOLS are noi te
ceiying nestl, ost, and II our
kbmsntaey. - a. - sste, sese!glas
ssough. TIM ~ nr Univrr.iD
IA c.iIatuly grar.ytAs eulinJy too
much lStt - soY '!aias w"6nS
Tor this /. gr>s. discrimination
ssain.t Gu' ehii'f,n 10 he Esmtn
tsry. II /. Is s1saus Us mote to 'hl
[ao, UnS~ss.y'tk .&,.s eiafaGtam ~. !.
lhutioas '4,,,s,e iHhl isrsr ~
/. time fui a<..u. = lsa insv tisstlon
am sIso ppe"l 20 tp'Idin,
hundreds. I thousand. Ct dnll.u
Tor The ~ .e.p ii three Oh lou
State Nm "a. .>caU,is in Teepess.
when our records show that on, ~
some ninet} teachers employed in
Dickson. W. have only one that 10
. graduate Il any al these leacAtr
training schools Think that overt
| arm IN favor oi AL adequate
Elementary school taI. vhose iund
ia to he spsni Tor the bsne6, ot our
boys and girls. but | an oppo.+d
TO speeding huge sums annually Tor
schools out Of which You and ! may
never receive ono dollar Of benseAt
Under our present system ~ spend
our money 10 educating on men
and women to teach In other y a,ss
because We don't have suh,ceIt
funds LETT 10 pay them salary enough
to keep them At home, while other
States are spending then money
hiring our teachers instead Of main |
tanning top.heayy State institutions |
Perhaps come 81 you are interest
cd in our present Back Tar Law
| cay to YOU now. that | am biit.slg |
opposed 10 the present lag and Il i
elected | ehsll sork Tor its repesi
| favor the collection Of al back
.taxes by q proper method. pethsps
by one OF OF Covnty Officials, and
the iunds put IN a proper treasury
bot | wit nev-r subscribe 10 =.
systsm that can 6nsi!y torn over 10
the Treasurer only . email per cent
II tstss c-ii-ctsa ~ n
( am opposed TO the creation 81
=. .cisl posris, Commisiont Bn
trsu., etc, to provide iucu,ive
position. to some political bench |
men itst have done valiant wosh
'or a p, ll.icsi mschins ,ha, sxnh
tot urnt SINISTER ,Inoliys,,.h ..,h
oish times to eliminate the prolsssi
oual politician who keeps At all
,imes at .esst one hand In the tar
payers rocketa
lsh.h sIways be opposed TO
usins the constitution OF our
GOOD old State ~ mere scrsp
Of paper 90 which to dr.i, 4 special
Iav which pays 70 the Legislators
bonus for their services
Later | exp~c, 10 give my opinion
on the State Pau Tar, state High
Say Commission. Dosteh Election
i.au, and other Laws that have
helped TO max. your farm and my
tatm tixhtiisy rather thsn 20 asA@.
| Am opposed to rAisins taIes 10