THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN 9 Plan is just what we need in our county." The teachers at once voted to adopt the Oregon plan, and the Oregon standard card is now in every rural school in Monterey County. Superintendent Harriett S. Lee of Yolo County writes: "I am work ing to make your Standard School Plan fit Yolo County, and wish to thank you for the many excellent pamphlets and cards I have received through the medium of your delightful representative at the P. P. I. E." Of the club work, it is conceded that no other state has the work so well organized. The local and county school fairs with the club win-, ner's work shown at the State Fair, making a logical culmination of the year's work, the organizing and directing of the work by the State School Superintendent with the expert bulletins prepared by the State Agricultural College for the children, telling them how to select seed and to do their work, are features which are raising the club work of Oregon boys and girls to a high standard. The judges of the State Fair this year declared that the corn exhibited by the boys was fully one hundred per cent better than last year, while the vegetables and other products were a much higher grade than ever before. Hundreds of requests have, come from all parts of the United States for the Recreation Manual, issued by the State Department of Educa tion, and every playground expert pronounces it to be the best one published. Every teacher in Oregon is furnished with a copy of this manual, and the attention given this problem in Oregon during the past two years is developing a happier, healthier lot of school children. Commissioners from a number of the foreign countries have sent their secretaries to the Oregon Education Exhibit with instructions to copy every chart shown in order that they may have the material for a special report to their countries on our rural schools. What the county and city superintendents of other states say of our work is well summarized by G. E. Wolfing, Superintendent of Voca tional Education, Gary, Indiana, who said: "in Oregon, through your standard for rural schools, your Boys' and Girls' Industrial Clubs, and your Playgrounds, you are doing a work equal to that which the Federal Government is doing for the schools in the Philippine Islands, and this work is attracting the attention of edu cators in all parts of the world."