The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, February 20, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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THE ONTARTO ABO US, ONTARIO. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1919
,
Registered
Durham
AND
Hereford
BULLS
1 50 FINE ANIMALS 50
Will be sold here in Ontario in the near fu
ture. Tin Exact Date of the sale can not be
announced now, hut these hulls have hcen
shipped from the Rest Herds in Missouri
and Kansas nnd will he here soon.
Stockmen Watch for
the Date of this Sale
OntarioSalesCo.
11. 11. TINNY. Manager
DIOKENtyA MII.LEU, Auction., is
lc.-H,iii Monthly Malm. l--i Saturday of hnii Month.
PARFNT TEACHERS COLUMN
1 w
for siiml-
WANTED TO THAHKA hlncV or Edit HALE OH TIIADK
loth In good location In Ontario for!l,,r Unproved trart; 100 to IM MNI
irrigated or Irrigable land In Eastern
Oregon Address No X20 V ltd
St., Albany. Or.
IIMIIO I MMI III I VI ol I I i.K
Practical School
or
inn.
"TZr'BUSINESS
Write for Information
good dry farming ranch, I'n.wtic in
Idaho, practlrally Improved
F o Hox. Iff. Ontario, Oft i-ir
Thin department Is an open
problem) of the school and tlM
Forum for the discussion of
home, and la under the dire, i
Ion of the Ontario Parent-Teach-era'
association Your IdMM are
welcome. Kindly leave written
article at tlie Argus office BO
fore Tuesday of eacli week.
WANTED Oood
work at Laundry.
strong hoy in
adv tf
WANTED AT ONCE Small 2nd
hand cream separator Musi I" m
good condition and a bargain lor cosh
Address K 1, ('are of Argus
TDK SCHOOL QttOVNDN
Tlie nulhor read with Interest Hie
articles pul)llslied In (lie last two Is
sues of I lie Argua in the column al
lotted to tlie Parent Teacher's Asso
ciation concerning (lie improvement
of tin school ground" and I In- placing
t hereon of plnygrond eiiuipinenl
It Is very gratifying that those In
terested in tlie Ontario Schools feel
the need of attention along these linos
tn this connection, as tlie executive
agent of tlie Ontario Hoard of Kilnca
tlon. the author wishes the public t"
konw that those to whom schools are
entrusted for their administration
have given tlie matter very serious
consideration for some time. In my
report to tlie local hoard made las'
spring, there was recommended
syctemollc expenditure of a sufficient
sum to equip the Ontario Schools
Willi adequate playground equipment
At that time that body adopted 'hi
recommendation and authorised an
expenditure of a sum of several bun
died dollars to he divided over a per
iod of four years for the purpose o
building up a system of playground
apparatus for the schools of the city
It was found, however, upon In
vestigation, that, due to the war
prices, playground equipment had
soared in prices until a very unfair
price must be paid for that equip
ment. It was decided to spend the
money appropriated for tlie first year
in putting in a floor for a gymnasium
In the high school building which
was done and which Is being n " I
dally for very practical physical train
Ing
Another circumstance has operat
ed to make It necessary to trim ex
penditures In every posible direction.
Through some mlstcke In one of the
county offices at Vale, the Malheur
County Court failed to raise tho
amount authorized by the budget leg
ally adopted by tlie voters in the
election held for that purpose in De
cember. 1!U7. lollectlng instend cf
$27. MM) voted at that time, only
about 111,191 In addition lo this
unfortunate mistake the county court
decided lo withhold the tuitions of
county high school pupils due the on
larlo district and authorized to It by
the Oregon I.uws, Chapter 2aT, sen.
lions 441411. This sum now
amounts to approximate!) $10,000
A suit was blot (Of this money, a de
cision In favor of the Ontario school i
rendered In the Circuit Court, an np
pnal trken nnd the matter Is now he
fore the Supreme Court.
As every other county in the stale
makes this appropriation as author
ized by law, it Is not at all likely tlrt
the district will fall to recover lie
money line It. However for time
reasons tlie district finds Itself with
out sufficient funds to meet tin1 mo
fundamental needs of tho schools, not
to mention these very desirable Im
provements Tlie tax rate this fOOl
will he to begin Willi unusually larc
In order to meet the deficit nlnah
existing due to the failure of the
county to collert the taxes oteil hi il
year by the Ontario district
In the meantime, the author is
I to note that Ontario poop!"
wisli to have all the benefits of a
first class city s liool and hopes that
this sentiment of wonting all educa
tional advantages of cities of slmllai
site will continue to exist
ii it norm. ass.
City Superintendent of School
REGISTERED
Durham and Hereford
BULLS
Representees of the best herds of Colo
rado, Missouri and Kansas. A number of
the animals are from the famous Mon-
U sel Bros, herd of Kansas.
On Sale at Carter Barn
Ontario, Oregon
These Bulls are senior yearlings and
two-year-olds and are in excellent con
dition, with plenty of quality and size.
D
I
Inspect Them
See for Yourself,
Mr. Stockman,
if these are not the best Hulls ever
offered in this section.
Haley & Kime,
Ontario, Oregon
D
The course of study In our public
schools has gone quite beyond the
proverbial three R's rendln . writ
In' and 'rithmetic. It would seem as
though the limit in tlie number cf
studies had been reached thus taxing
the pupil to the utmost In sluilv
Tho highest object of the school
room Is not so much to afford ill
strurtion und to pack the mind with
facts as to develop choroctcr A full
ordered development Involves physi
cal, intellectual, moral and spiritual
development Military training, bas
ket ball and other games insure
physical, and book study, Intellectual
development Moral development l
incidental to the study of history und
literature and the usual standard I
that may prevail in the mind of tech
ers and citizens
Any lawyer will tell us that tin
basla of all civil law la the ten com
mandinents as found In I lie Hlhlc
commonly ailed the moral law A
moral life, then must he In accord
with the moral law, the tint of which
la "Thou shalt have no other tiud
before mo " The first though In the
' realm of morals ia the thought m
I Hod and that he Is Jealous of our pir
I ting first In our thinking anythln,'
I else but Him. Many people have
never learned that morality la not
religion Many people live a clecan.
moral Ufa who do not pretend to hold
' any special religious convictions an I
who never go near a church. Man
1 are moral and decent und good cic
xens but not religious. It Is the func
tion of tho church to Instruct In re
llglon. It Is certainly tlie funciloi
of the state to Instruct In moral
And ax a course of study on the dec
alogue, or the ten commandants ac I
found in the writings of Moses would
be an Invaluable addition to th"j
courses of study In our public schools
It la fitting to obaerve and to kuow
that Moms who gave the moral law '
was a statesman and lawyer and not
a priest. He was not permitted i.
perform the duties of u priest
Aaron his brother was the priest and
performed the duties thereof. Ol
course Moses was religious also hie
the moral law was not given to take
the place of spiritual law It wn
glveu to regulate the state primarily
When people are spiritual or only
religious they do not need more I
law to regulate them he cause tiny
obey moral law without compulsion
subject s for School Study.
Everyone of course bus their own
opinion on tills subject 1 exp.-c i
there are subjects which could
dropped and we would nut miss cere
much but I suppose these are the
most Important As to my own opin
ion on the subject, I would like to
see a course in Geography started
next year This war will haw
a great change to be made in tlie uri
of Europe, and we dldu't learn any
loo much Geography in the tirades
I also think I tint music is not cm
phasUed enough In our High Kc lend
Owing to unfortunate circumstance ;
the hand has bad t be dropped Ibis
year and It seem,, to me that It neigh' !
be better supported And the;.
singing We used to sing every morn
Ing for a short time and start the day
off with some pep. but now even It
the pupils are require! to lm song
books we are only allowed to sing
once a week
The Physical Training Course
which is a new thing this year I think
would be a mistake to drop I go
Have everybody would feel the same
way If they would visit the High
School Oyni some day unl tl
enjoyment and benefit the girls are
getting from It.
ADS STUDENT
Stockmen
Attention!
The Oregon & Western Col. Co. haa largfl
amount of Range Land for sale or leaiie in
Malheur County. Parties vriahing to pur
chnsc or leaae should apply ;it once and avoid
treapaaaing, for Range Riders will be placed
on the unleaaed lands in the near Futtirn.
Write or call on
Oregon & Western
Colonization Co.
W..I. IMXNKV, Audit
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