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Thursday, May 8, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Page Seven STRESSES MORAL , VALUE OF MUSIC Seen by C. W. Collins as. Solution of Many Dis- ciplinary Problems. j Musical training in tho. public 1 schools Is otio of tho most effective ways of teaching moral discipline to the young, In the opinion of C W- Collins, director of a national school of music in Chicago. . The very nature of music, says Mr. Coi- Hns, not only lends (o bring .out the most worthwhile traits of character. Improve the scholarship Of -the children, but 1 also of a rery practical value to them after graduation. 'Character building Is the funda mental note In - education today." says Mr. QolUns. '"The .ultimate test by which the school system of which we are so proud must stand or fall Is Its ability to form char acter, to send out youngsters ready to take their place, in the world as high-minded responsible clti- zens. The new conception of odu catlon can be felt In practically every subject in tho grade. school curriculum. Mathematics makes for straightforward, honest thinking. There can be no fudging or sliding over In sums which can be checked and proved back. History teaches the lesson of -moral valuoi tho-ultl-. mato downfall of tho unmoral man And so It la wtth tho rest of thb school subjects. They can all be made, and we arc trying to make them, lessons in right thinking and high moral standards.' Serving tho same purpose of moral training and character build ing, nnd often In greater degree, are the so-called extra-curricular subjects. yaccording to Mr. Collins. Thes0 generally have a sugar coat ing that the required studies lack and are, therefore, eagerly wel comed by the children. Music, art, athletics, i manual training and do mestic scienco all have valuable lessons to teach and on these grounds alone justify the time nnd expense" they Involve, he declares. "Take music for example,' says Mr. Collins. "Music has been found the solution of .many disciplinary problems. It teaches the children the lessons of co-operation, de velops a sense of pride and self respect, and cultivates a taste for beauty and the worthwhile things; In life. It calls for inflniie patience and perseverance, quick thinking, accuracy and similar worthwhile character traits. Tho grammar school that Is fortunuto enough to hav its own band and orchestra is doubly blest as It will get and hold the children's Interest more than any other activity, It will keep tho children gff tho street, adds to their pride in I hei r own school and makes a real contribu tion to the community. Tho day is past when educatora nnd parents look on music as a frill to educa tion, a side issue.. It is being rec ognized now for Its true worth, and tho music organizations in schools urn multiplying by leaps and bounds." Menus Of The Day Hundreds of Thousands In U. S. A. 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(AP) Kmroy Davis, ITmpqua national forest squatter, charged by the government with contempt of court been use he continued to re sldo on his allegedly illegal claim after having been ordered off through court action, Tuesday pleaded not guilty to tho contempt charge In federal court. He based his plea on grounds that 'ho had maintained practically continuous resldcnco since !r!(02-, before con gress passed an act reserving tho forest land for homestead entry. Because of his prior residence, ho does not believe ho should bo de prived of his forest homo und thereby is not In contempt by con tinuing to Hvo thore, his plea sets forth. When Federal Judge MeNary told Davis his plea would be over ruled, ho asked for postponement or hearing until Friday. The re quest was granted. Kdwlu Martin, another squatter charged with trespassing in the ympqun. forest, pleaded not guilty. Pleas of not guilty had previously been entered by J. 3i. Bruhan and K. If. 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