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lished semi weekly
Congress convened Monday
Shop early and the merchants
hope often But early at all
-events
J H Morehead the Falls Oity
hanker is out for the Democrat
ic nomination for governor
James B MieNamara the Los
Angles dynamiter was given a
life sentence Tuesday and his
brother Joiin receiv
ed a 15 years sentence in the
penitentiary
In the mayoralty race in Los
Angeles on Tuesday Mayor Alex
ander good government candi
lias brought action for 50000
damages against Calvin S Rodg
ers cashier of the First Nation
al Bank of Minde n for breach of
promise to many
Notwithstanding 43 per cent of
the registered voters for Tus
day s election in Los Angeles
were women the city goes wet bj
two to ono It is a conventional
assumption that women would
vote overwhelmingly against the
saloon if enfranchised On that
assumption the liquor interest is
always opposed to their enfran
chisement With Los Angeles wet
and the other suffrage states of
Wyoming Idaho Utah Wash
ington and Colorado among the
wettest of the states it looks as
if the belief in the dryness of
women voters needed revising
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I Government Asks For Facts I
Postmaster Cone received urg
ent request from the office of
the government aroliiteet in Wash
ington Monday for bids for per
forming certain preliminary sur
veying on the government site foi
a federal building here He wir
ed in an estimate that date and
en Wednesday night received an
other wire accepting the bid of
Charles W Kelley county survey
or to do the work
The surveying covers such re
quirements as street levels side
walk levels and measurements
and facts as to the topography
of the site in fine all such facts
as are essential for the airehitects
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Minutes of Nov 20 1911 read
and approved
The following bills were read
Mrs Howe Smith laundry 1 50
Red Willow County Ga
zette printing 1000
blanks 4 00
Irs W II Rankin laundry 2 20
L W McComnell mdse 1 35
Polk Bros 16 ventilator
valves
Republican printing
W M Welsh Mfg Co lab
oratory supplies
Henry Holt Co books 1
Comstock Publishing Co
books 9
I Crane Co books 1
Houghton Mifflin Co
books 40 20
On motion above bills were al
lowed and warrants drawn for
same
The following communication
from -James McAdams was read
November 27 3911
To the Members of the School
Board McCook Nebraska Gen
tlemen 1 am in receipt of the
following communication from
your superintendent
McCOOK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
W T Davis Supt
Mr lames McAdams 711 West
2nd Street
Dear Sir 1 am enclosing a
copy of the resolution passed by
the school board at last- nights
meeting wlrich J think as self ex
planatory
Whereas That in the matter
of the suspension of Francis Mc
Adams be it Resolved that
Francis McAdams may return to
school upon his satisfactory apol
ogy to the teacher before the pu
pils of the room where his misbe
havior was done that he bring
a written note to the teacher
from his parents stating thai
they will co operate with her in
maintaining order in the school
me that Francis will be answer
ible to -the same discipline thai
ill the other pupils are and nc
greater or less
Present at meeting Doan
Suess Barnes Lawritson Moore
and Culbertson and Superintend
ent Davis Very truly yours
W T DAVIS
The school board in passing
Hie above resolution had evident
ly thought that it was the wish
jf the parents of Francis MeAd
ims that he should again attend
under the instruction of his late
teacher We have asked for no
such pririlege in behalf of Fran
cis McAdams and if same was of
fered to us without the humiliat
ing process as outlined in above
resolution it would be refused
Christmas Arrangements
are going on continually in our store and we
want you to watch We are going to dis
play from now until Christmas
More Real Values
for the wise buyer than ever before shown in
McCook There will be almost complete chan
ges every two days so we ask you to visit often
an
Make Your Selections
while the varieties are large
McCook Hdw Co
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now at work on the plans for the
McCook federal building to pro
ceed in- completing same at once
Besides the information desir
ed the blank called for numer
ous other facts such as ordi
nance requirements of city char
acter of soil rock etc on the
site
This is additional evidence that
the plans and specifications for
the McCook federal building will
be finished this winter that the
appropriation for the building
wall be made at this session and
that work on the same will in all
likelihood bagiin in the coming
spring
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I School Board Met Last Monday I
date was reelected by a major 1 School Board Session
lty ot about dUUU over Job McCook Xeb Dec 4 1911
llamman socialist j j5oari met in regular session in
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After the first tpunishment was
inflicted on Francis McAdams b
laying him across a chair and
striking him repeatedly with a
rubber hose I went to your super
intendettfc Mr Davis and told Mm
that I was opposed to punish
ment of this kind being applied
to children at school or anywhere
else and that if my boy could
not attend school without being
subjected to such treatment that
I would take him from school anc
make other arrangements for his
edueationi Mr Davis assured an
that he respected my wishes in
this matter and would comply
with my request to phone me
should my boy cause any further
annoyance at school and asked
me to send the boy to school
again
This was done with the firm
belief that my wishes in regard
to corporal punishment would be
respected Yet two days later the
boy was again whipped with a
rubber hose aind now you say
that wa may again send him to
school if he will comply with the
above resolution and his parents
also- comply with requirements
of tlie resolution I am aware
that my boy may have erred in
his conduct at school what boy
lias not and no doubt at times
has caiusecl his teacher much an
noyance and I also fully realize
how important it is to a school
to have eood discipline but I
cannot be convinced that in or
der to obtain this- discipline that
it should be necessary for the su
perintendent of the school to hole
a child across a desk or chair
while a teacher administers blows
on the child with a piece of
heavy rubber hose
Very respectfully yours
JAMES McADAMS
After the reading of the com
munication Supt Davis was re
quested to make a statement ol
the aiffaiir to the board in writ
inig which follows
To the Board of Education
ientlemen In regard to th
ommunieation from Mr Jame
IcAdamsi I will say that it con
ains two essential errors Dui
ng the conversation between Mi
JcAdama and myself I did nc
promise him that liis boy Fran
iis would not be whipped if Ik
returned to school I did tel
iim that it was impossiblafor m
to change our methods of discip
line to please an individual ae
that would goon leave us with no
method at all I advised him fo
the good of the boy to send Fran
cis back to school as he was not
to be punished again for anj
past offense and could easily
avoid all future punishment by
keeping his deportment good
but I never directly or indirectly
promised him any immunity
for Francis above that of any oth
ef child in your schools
As to the inference that I held
Francis while his teacher admin
istered corporal punishment I wil
say that I was not even- present
either time he was punished and
his teaeher assures me tliait in
neither case was he held across
a desk chair or other object
while beinig punished
RespertfuUy submitted
W T DAVES Supt
Moved that tlie statement of
Supt Davis be accepted and that
the board reaffirm their formei
acttion Motioan carried
Night school began Monday
November 27 with enrollment of
8 and there are several others in
tending to attend
Supt Davis reports that he ex
pects to- have the domestic science
department in operation soon
Board adjourned
Gloves in cotton and in leath
er yjon will find a good assort
ment at tihe right prices at
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A mass convention of Republi
cans is hereby called to meet at
Lincoln at 200 oclock p m on
Tuesday December 19 1911 for
the purpose of organizing in the
interest of the re election of Wil
liam H Taft as president of the
United States
All Republicans who are in syn
pathy with this purpose are cor
dially invited to attend and in
the interval to form Taft clubs
in their respective communities
All Taft clubs are also urged to
appoint delegates to represent
them in this convention
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Davis wd ito lot 5 block
12 McCook 2500 00
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Wm H Galloway wd part
5 hf ne qr 12-3-26 all
but 4 acres 10000 00
BOX ELDER
Miss Margaret Doyle and her
school had a Thanksgiving pro
gram Wednesday afternoon be
fore Thanksgiving which was
much enjoyed and full of merit
After the program the industrial
club served cake and bananas
from 1Q to 13 years of age and
were fine specimens of tlie culin
ary art
Cleo Doyle and Fay Larington
visited the Campbell children on
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Sunday afternoon
This year during its December Charley Doyle and wife visited
Bargain Oiler The btate J ournai at Geo Harrisons Sunday
iur ana Airs Vr xounger vis
ited at Wm Doyles Sunday
Mrs A T Wilson visited her
father and brother A W and
T M Campbell Sunday
Mr and Mrs Chas Bolles call
ed on Mr and Mrs T M Camp
bell Sunday afternoon
Mrs E A Lytle entertained
relatives first of last week They
were on their way from Brown
ville this state to Utah
Maudie and Amelia- Lytle of
McCook visited with their cous
ins Edith Lytle and Iva Johnson
from Thursday until Saturday
Box Elder has a doctor and is
to have a drug and grocery store
and post office
The Epworth League enjoyed a
talk last Sunday evening by Rev
Russel ne also preached after
League services
Rev Fouch began special meet
ings at Garden Prairie Monday
evening
Subject of the Epworth League
lesson Sunday evening is The
Star of Betid eli em A World
Wide Wonder Matt 22 Luke
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Programme
McCook Division of Red Wilhrv
County Teachers Association- will
render the following program at
the High School Auditorium De
cember 9 at 2 oclock p m
Duet by Leta Monies
Pictures and Picture Study by
Elizabeth Daugherty
How to Teach Reading in Pri
mary tGrades Margaret Doyle
Parent and School by Edith
Dutch er
How to 1 Teach Penmanship by
Francis Hall
Piano Solo by Elsie Moore
Relation of Teacher to Pupil
Mrs D C Shaw
Teaching Arithmetic by May
sie Light
Select Reading by Mabel Ran
del
A few Points on Teaching Ge
ography hy Supt W T Davis
Duet by Minnie Vierseu and
Genevieve McAdams
The cakes were made by children All patrons and pupils of ruraZ
schools are cordially invited iio
attend
Elizabeth Daugherty
Alice Moore
Helen Schwab
Francis HalL
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