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TEACHERS MEETING AT MILES RECEIVES irPIPPIIOVI 1 IIP r Ilf An KFNf , ij KSÄNS r A (IK 1114 UlUfllÜ I ' The editor of the News is in re ceipt of a letter from Samuel Pnscoe president of the Miners' Union at Ash land, Kentucky, in which he expresses his opinions on the Educational Con ference held at Miles City recently and which is as follows: * "I just received the issue of the Carbon County News, containing re port of the eastern division of the Montana Educational Association and that some seven or eight hundred teachers were in attendance. This argues well for the future educational ■development of your proud state and •speaks so much for the heads of the ■departments of Montana Educational Associations and the Agricultural College. I note with interest the number of leading college professors, statesmen, head of the State Federation of Labor, teachers from the elementary grades and high schools in attendance, also his Majesty, the Honorable Governor J, E. Erickson, of the State of Mon tana. The harmonious advice given by the governor, professors and teach ers were of wisdom and mean so much to the colleges and schools and the people of Montana, for the up-building of a greater and better educational system for the coming generation, while the address t)f Stephen Ely, president of the Montana State Fed eration of Labor to the convention of teachers at Miles City, was a master piece and timely. His point on free dom of our educational system to im part knowledge in accordance with facts unfolded by conditions of every day life; that teachers should not serve the interest of any special group, but serve all the people with out fear or favor; that we stand and demand the fullness of Democracy in all our educational institutions; that the paramount duty of every citizen is to protect and advance the interest of our education through the public schools and do everything that is hon orable to assist our teachers, and that the school teacher should not give up his or her civil rights to express their opinion on public matters for fear of displeasing any person; that Labor will be ever watchful, always on the alert to express their resentment against any manifestation of reac tionary drive against our educational institutions or against our American Democracy; that the very best protec tion, however, will come from the pro fessional independence and adequate information of our teachers them V — T~ ^ , 'V i i\[A . y Dad's Favorite SMOKES < i y y l' For Christmas! You know what DAD always says—"give me the oT news paper, a soft chair and a GOOD CIGAR at the end o' the day and I'm happy!" So you see its' just kind of natural for him to be expecting some one to remember him this Christmas with a box of good "Smokes!" We have a nice line of fancy pipes and cigarette holders and a large variety of good cigars. DON'T DISAPPOINT HIM. Step in and let us show you our stock. We also carry a full line of candies and soft drinks. • .{ BEARTOOTH RECREATION PARLOR y '0 Pool and Billiards l1 I Turner and Marino, Prop. Red luwlge, Montana A V s s \V v V A, n ■< r « $ I r /s W/ rv Or & & c VJ0 fi / the Democrac y of our public schools, l * lat our public schools must and shall be safe from all intrigue. President Ely's address to the Montana teachers conventon was that of a scholar. He can truthfully be classed with the phi losophers of educational institutions. I know that Montana must be proud of having such stalwart citizens as Mr. Ely. Success to Montana, pro fessors, teachers and her public schools! Sincerely yours, Samuel Pas coe, President, District No. 30, U. M. W. of A." selves; teachers well informed in cur rent problems and current events, They also will be unable through the power of organization to resist all improper influences that may destroy McFATE-TAYLOR MINE WINNING HIGH FAVOR J. R. McPate and W. E. Taylor, who left this fall to take over the Native j Mr. v - v\ * 1 > ï . Farmer cr t9 Bring in your turkeys for Christmas delivery We are paying highest market prices We are also in the market for Fat Hogs STAR MEAT COMPANY Finest Meats, Fish and Poultry Broadway Market Phone 8 1 Union Market Phone 197 arc publishing a news article which appeared recently in the Cody Herald, «w. E. Taylor and J. R. McPate, ' Coal Mine located about nine Miles from Cody have received favorable re ports on their product. The Native Coal Mine is working full shifts to supply the demand of Cody trade. We proprietors of the Native Coal Mine when interviewed by the Herald man last week, stated that the local coal mine is being operated at full capac ity, and the product which is being taken from the ground this year is of a far better quality than any coal which has been mined adjacent to Cody before. ' Since the change in the management of the mine, more than 260 feet of new opening has been made, and the coal is being secured from a lower level. The chute is kept continuously full of well screened coal at all times, nothing that will go through an inch and one-quarter screen is sold to con Messrs. Taylor and McFate have recently received a report from L. E. Walters, state chemist, regard Burners. from the Native Coal mine, which | compares favorably with any of the! larger mines in the state. , ing the quality of their coal, and In, his i etter to theae gent lemen, he ex pressed his profound surprise at the high quality of the product taken ' phe ana ]y s j s shows the ash content to be 13.02 per cent, volatile 42.73 per cent and fixed carbon, 44.26. It has 9.630 B. T. U. with only 1.0 per cent sulphur. This analysis may mean very little to the average coal con sumer, but, Mr. Walters, in comment ing upon the report, states that the coal ranks very high in heat content, an d that the aah percentage is very nominal, __ _ _ . BRING DS YOUR Ï PICTURES For Christmas Irani A beautiful picture is an ideal Christ mas gift. We sell glass. Clark's Paint & Paper Co. Red Lodge. piÆ ï r SK -—. By way of variety— EAT MORE SEA FOODS! Certain elements in Fish and Oysters your body needs. That will do you good! Eat more of both! OYSTERS SALMON HALIBUT PIKE MINNESOTA LAKE TROUT All kinds of Smoked Fish Finest meats and Poultry at all times. RED LODGE MARKET Henry Schmidt, Prop. Phone 6. iM ll * Î % I I v $ •«Hhcj, 11*™«* I A fees t t t Î We Can Help You « t i ♦ X ♦ I with suggestions for your table. We carry a complete line of Groceries, Fresh Fruit and Fresh 4 * * + v •> * * t V + + * + V^etables. G. & S. STORE •> I Phone 17 r 1 HERE IT IS! %\ ■ * ■ W- ; 1 Radiola 25 A six-tube Super-Heterodyne equipped with the new UX-12U power tube for greater volume and tone quality! , A single control achieves sim plicity of operation, without sacrificing sensitivity and se lectivity. No antenna—just a neat loop, attached to the top. The fine cabinet has room inside for the batteries. Have this Radiola demon strated in your home. Radiola 26 can be purchased on conven ient time payments. Price, with six Radiotrons, 6165 Ball Furniture Co. Red Lodge. CHRISTMAS GIFTS WORTH WHILE Select Something Useful. ♦ We have just received a new line of the latest thing in Boudoir caps, ladies' collar and cuff sets, silk hosiery, fancy handker chiefs, fancy garters and arm bands, neckties, shirts, belts, hand and arm bags and numerous other articles, all put up in individual boxes, making beautiful Christmas gifts. MATT1LA & COMPANY IBS Atwater Kent J-WENTY-FIVE years ago j- twater Kent began to main fine electrical instrumenta. The Atwater Kent Reoalr» ing Set and Radio you buy today is the product of a quarter century of acko> tific experience. We challenge any radio dealer in Red Lodge I to a demonstration with the Atwater Kent X against any other make of Radio at any time, ♦ or place. ♦ •i ♦ Î ! RED LODGE ELECTRIC COMPANY + * Red Lodge Pioneer Radio Shop I *■. s m K ■ I* IS ■ mr* Why Every Dealer Can Not Handle Zenith ■ If rau have read the recent page adver tisements of the Zenith Radio Corporation In the Saturday Evening Post and other pul> locations, you have learned why the Zenith Super-Radio is sold only through carefully chosen retailers—qualified to render to the purchaser cheerful, intelligent service that begins with the purchase and never ends. As the authorized Zenith Retailer in this community we heartily subscribe to Zenith policies—the ideals and methods that mean so much in service and pro* 'ection to Zenith customers. The Zenith is not a "cheap" instrument m any sense of the word. Come in and I« us demonstrate that while it costs more it docs more—that a Zenith is ulî , irs name implies. it's the one Radio Instrument of out standing perfection and performance. r. H n m -RADIO 6k6 "W - hat it "tth. m Ni P J a ■* VoZ I Also JEFFERY HARDWARE COMPANY Dealers