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"The Argument of Mr. McSparran
knt It was net Fineran but the Orange
thnt uns rosnenrtble for the hither
itflrv for tcnchers id very weak. The
nrtmte for Hfty years has had the
Ste de it. but didn't. .la It net
' rniize then thnt the (Iranje aheuld
hceeiiie interested In nehoel teachers
1 ill at once, the very first year that
Dr. Flneaun rnme here? (
'Seme 45,000 tcnehcra in Pennnjl
nnla nre just the least suspicious of
MeSnarran. Sometimes we can't help
but believe that perhaps the real rca-
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iipt 'enforced, but which under Flncgau
S3 UPltlR Mriuuy uiiiuitru.
"May it be posslble thnt McSparran
id utironscieuMy voicing the sentlnvjnt
of thnt nst minority of the State
Grange who think mere of the pigpen
than the (.choelhouwj? As a teacher
fnr n quarter of a century, we knew
hew some fnrmerH, nt least, think."
The Slate Grange is net respennlble
for the increase in the public school
teachers' wilarlcs, ae Mr. McSparrun
very well knows.
The absolute hypecrlcy of the claim
is shown by McSparrnn's present atti
tude toward the school system which,
a a geed buslneM preposition, eontcm eentcm
iiintcn gradual increases in teachers'
Jnlnries as they gain In experience and
jenrs of service.
McSparran is fighting the salary-ln-rroase
plan, while, with the ftnrae
hrealh, he claims credit for bavins ini-
The inspiration which Dr. Finegan
has imparted te the public school teach
ers of the State is the most practical
refutation of the McSparran allegations.
Heretofore the summer school, In
stituted for the' purpose of increasing
the efficiency of teachers, was attended
by only n small proportion of the public
(school teachers in the btate.
At the summer, school of 1021 there
wai nn enrollment of 25,000 teachers.
This was about 05 per cent of nil the
- enrolled teachers and 20,000 mere than
Attended In 1021.
Teachers Support Finegan
The hchoel teachers of the State are
Dr. Fimgnn's strongest supporters.
ir. ns McSnnrran has charsed re
peatedly ever the State, Dr. Finegan Is
builcliiik up a vast political macninc,
uliv did he go outside among these who
Tin ri mi nellticnl Influence in Pcnusvl-
Tfinin te beeure home of his expert
educators aim assistants
Why did he net take persons In
Pennsylvania who possessed political
intlueucc te nclp him build bis ma
chine? The fact that he did go outside the
State te bring four educntiennl experts
from ;ev lerlc .ucsparran said there
vsere twenty-nine was one reason for
repented and vicious outbursts by Mr
McSparran and the Orange against the
Superintendent et rubllc instruction.
I'inrhet repents daily before the as
semblages which he addresses his pledge
te give the children of Pennsylvania the
best schools in America.
McSparran Has Ne Program
McSparran, en the ether hand, has
no clear-cut theory or plan te pre
sent. He has no constructive program
en school.
lie indulges in glittering generalities,
and then proceeds te claim for the
State Grange, of which he Is the head,
the eredit for increasing the salaries of
public school teachers of the State.
lint even nn thnt claim he gives no
details. He furnishes no facts or dates
te prove his allegations. He cannot.
I'lnchet has had two of the ablest
educational experts that could be ob
tained working for months upon nn in
vestigation of the present school sys
tem. McSparran has done nothing but
talk.
I'lnchet says:
"Ne mnttcr what el6e suffers in ap
propriations, we must net economize in
the education of our children. They
are entitled te the very best that we
can give them."
I have said that Plnchet hns a plat
form. It contains twelve planks and is the
most comprehensive and concise docu
ment nf its kind ever promulgated by a
candidate for Governer In this State.
rinchet's Platform
Here arc the things he hopes te ac
complish :
Drive all saloons out of the
Slate.
Prevent and punish bootlegging,
Maintain and secure geed laws
for the protection of working chiU
dren, icemen and men.
Safeguard the Industrie! of
Pennsylvania and promote the
vresueritv of the State.
Advance the interests of
farmers, who feed us all.
(Jive our children the
schools in America.
Check centralization and
mere home rule te cities, counties,
luirwinipi ana tcnoei atstrtets.
Maintain the direct primary and
protect the lights of women voters.
Meet the just needs of these who
served in the World War.
Revise and equalize taxes, estab
lish a budget system and re
organize the State Government en
a business basis.
Keep the expenses of the Btate
trifftm its income.
Oct a dollar's worth of service
for every dollar spent.
On this I'lnchet asks the people te
take him nt his word, te give him -their
support and help him te put ever the
things he has premised te de.
the
best
give
PINCHOT IN LAST PHASE
OF CAMPAIGN THIS WEEK
Republican Nominee te Qe en the
Stump Until November 6
Glfferd Plnchet, Republican nominee
for Governer, is te resume the third
and lust period of bis speaking cam
paign en Thursday. He expects te re
wain en the stump continuously until
November 0, the dny before election.
Mr. Plnchet will come here early in
the ween from his home in Milferd, and
will leave Wednesday night for Greens
burg te campaign in Westmoreland
hat; rday In Cambria County.
ni m las,t,Vw'k of the campaign will
And Mr. Plchet speaking In Nerthura'
MenZv.".?di ScIu"'"l Counties en
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Britain with an Empire at stake in the East and the
world aghast as they face each ether! All Europe and Asia
involved, and America, tee, sooner or later.
Is the Near East, is the Far East, any longer an academic
question te you? Dees it need mere than thenewspaper
front pages of the last month the Londen headlines,
"Step the Next War" te convince you that we of America
with Europe are sitting en top of a volcano?
Or that the volcano is Asia?
Have you realized that there is one directly focused source
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the struggle of the East te threw off the yoke of the West?
ASIA
The American MAGAZINE en thc Orient
2 Special Photograph ItuertB
Mere than 50 Illustrations
In the November iue, for instance, Mufty-Zadc Zia Hey, ten of the form
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the great conflict in the Near East. He quotes Napoleen: "Yeu can kill
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Whether or net you agree with Zia Bey, ASIA gives you months in ad
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Other Features in the November ASIA
Stamford Rafles
By Sir Frank Swettenham
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An Autumn Trip in North China
By A, E. Grantham
Deein't walking trip through old Chlneae Tillage,, berend crumbling wail,, into
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Irak Restored
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Echoes of Himalayan Flutes
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The rauile of the flute Mill play, an important part among,! the peeplea of India.
A new picture of Indian cuatenu.
The Drowning of Ganapati
By A. Ceyle
In the city of Baroda there la a jelly god who ha, an elephant-head for a meen.
A fanUMle deity that you had belter get acquainted with.
Honorable Pilgrims
By Gertrude Emersen
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