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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1803.
1I1S
TO
Annual Convention , at Eu
gene.Will Take Up Eais
Ing and Apportionment of
State School Funds ood
Attendance Expected.
County Superintendent of School
Boblnaon bu givtn out the program for
the eighth annual convention Of the
Etate School association which will be
held in VUlard hall. Eugene, Juna 15,
tt and 17. The meeting; promises to
be ona of ha moat successful evar held
by the teaohera and laro peroentafe
of them from ail parta of tha state nave
already signified their Intention of bar
In present.
In addition to the general program a
detailed program coverlng tha various
departments haa been arranged and the
convention work wilt be made as thor
oagh aa posalble for tha length of
time the teaohera will be together. On
Friday at the close of the m afternoon
session there will he a meeting of all
teaohera of aclence and mathematlca In
high schools and college. . The plaoe
of meeting will be announced later.
- Report of State Tnnda. ,
The discussion at the convention will
hinfta around three Important topics. The
chief one will be in regard to raising
and apportioning atate school funds,
which work haa been in the hands el
a special finance committee for nearly
a year, and an exhaustive report will
be made to tha convention. The report
will be printed and distributed to the
state legislators, the newspapers and
to persons Interested In school work.-
Elwood P. Cubberly, In charge of the
educational department of-Iceland Stan
ford university, and a reoogntsed au
thority on school finance, will deliver
Tour addresses upon raising and appor
tioning scnool funds and the general
program will hinge closely, upon this
subject.
JHlstorv and Industrial education will
be the other two Important subjects to
be discussed by tha delegates. 'Albert B.
Hart of Harvard vnl varsity will lead in
the discussion on history and will read
several paper before the convention.
Kd ward Hyatt, state superintendent of
education In the University of Califor
nia, will lead In the work on Industrial
education. Other leading authorities on
tliene subjects will be present to aid
in the discussion.
Strong acusiaal Program.
One of the big features of tha con
vention promises to be the musical pro-
fram which will - be - carried' out every
ay. The music will be in charge of
Professor L M, Olenn of the University
of Orejton.
, i The officers of the state association
are; president, - R. F. Robinson,' Port
land; first vice-president, W. W. Wiley.
- Tillamook; second - vice-president, B. T.
Moores, Balem; secretary, Ij. A. Wiley,
Portland; treasurer, Margaret J. Cos
per, Salem. '
Executive committee J. H. Ackerman.
Palem; R. F. Robinson, Portland; Frank
Rlgler. Portland; P. L. Campbell, Bu
: gene; J. M. Powers, Salem. .
- Reception W. B. Dlllard. Ida Patter-
; eon, Emma Chase, W. C Lyons and E.
s it. i'arKer. . -,
Entertainment I,. R. Alderman. Q. W.
v Hug, Cora Wold, Maude Oallogly and
Special Committee on School. 'Finance
H. V. Sheldon, E. T. Marlatte; C M.
; Klggins. li, R. Traver and B.T.Moore.
Convention Program,
The following is the Program
; Thursday 9:30 to :S0. muilc:!50
to 10:40, address, . ''Changing ; Concept
tions or Education," KJwood p,cubber
r ly, professor of education,. Stanford unl
. versityMiao to 12, address, "A- Visit
. With Luther Burbank.". Edward .Hyatt,
-I superintendent public instruction of
' California; -1:0 to 1:10 .. department
; work; 8,10 to 4, address, "Principles of
. iimioii mr juaucauon, uwooa j.
Cubberly. . Evening, 8 o'clock, reception
under the auspices of the JEugene C
Friday to 10:65, department' work;
j- iu:ia to li.-ie, annual Dustness meeting,
ta; presidents annual, address,, (b) re-
ports of committees, c)s reports. of oftl
cers. (a nomlnauon of officers; llUI
to 11:15, recess; ii:J5 tO' 11. address,
nomination of officers; ll;l8
Frank . Rlgler, superintendent - of city
schools, Portland; 1:80 to 2:40, depart
ment work; 4:10 to i, address, "Appli
cation of American Historical Geogra-
nny io leacning, - AiDert uuanneil Hart,
Harvard university. Evening. o'clock,
luncheon on university . campus, band
concert by Eugene military band; 8
o cloca, illustrated lecture, Villard hall.
"The Scenic Resources of Oregon,
President P. L. Campbell. Kucene.
- - Saturday 8--to- -iO-.l, department
worn; i9-.iv xo is::d, recess; iu:za to
0:80, music; 10:80 to 11:10 address
J. H. Ackerman, superintendent publlo
instruction; 11:10 to 11:30, recess; 11:20
to 18. address "The Apportionment f
ecnooi unas." Kiwood F, cuboeriy.
- 1:80 to 1:40, report special commit
tees; 1:40 . to 2:20, address -"Wo rid
Knowledge in Education," Effie B.
McKadden, San Francisco state normal;
8:20 to 2:S0, recess; 2:80 to 1:10; ad
dress "Democracy in Education." A. C
Nelson, superintendent publlov instruc
tion, Utah; 8:10 to , address "Appli
cation of American Biography to Teach
ing as Illustrated by the Life of Abra
ham Lincoln," Albert BushneU Hart.
The program for the general dis
cussion and the rules governing it, fol
low! '3Jo speaker is to have more than
three minutes. General discussion of
each, question Is invited. Talk fast:
eliminate the Introduction; omit the
, peroration."
t 1. How (the!! fridges of debates be
Thinks It Saved Bis Ufa.
Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine,
J" 'n recent letter: "1 have used
Ir. King s New Discovery many years,
for coughs and nolda, and I think it!
saved my Ufa. 1 have found it a re-1
1 l'nblo wnedy for throat and lung com-1
; pltln' nd ,ym, no more be without
a bottle than I would be without food "
For nearly 49 years New Discovery has !
stood at the head of . throat and lung
remedies. As preventive of pneu
; monia, and bealer of weak lungs It has
, no equal Sold under guarantee at Skld
more Drug company's drug store. E0o
and 81. Trial bottle free.
YOUR
ROSE CARNIVAL
VISIT
Ii not complete unless you visit
the largest and most complete
Optical parlors and " see how
glasses are made. Wg do all
kinds of lens grinding-. Call
and see for yourself... ..Glasses
fitted, lenses duplicated.
J. D. EUDlCtr
PROFESSIONAL OPTICIAN
Successor to' the
O KEG ON OPTICAL CO.
173 Fourth St Y. M. C A. BldS.
I selected t R. R. Turner, superintendent,
Grant's Pass. . - ,
3. Shall debators recelva credit to
ward graduation for work, in debate?
L. B. Gibson, superintendent, Brown-
How much time ahall students be
encouraged -to spend on debate work?
K. K. Barnes, superintendent Lebanon.
4. To- what extent shall , coacUss
make outlines for debaters or took vp
library references T A. M. Bandera, su
perintendent. Albany, s v- -
e. now snail fltLuuoriis n
be induced to take up debating? George
Hug, principal, Eugene. , v- .
. Shall all schools of same district
debate the name Question T- l. n. war-
man, principal, Astoria. , ,' ,
1 Shall nrlnclnala of schools, or rest
dents of same towns or same county
having teams, serve assuages t j. a.
Churchlll, superintendent, Baker City
8. fihaU four-year high schools de
bate only among " themselves; other
high schools only with high schools ol
their own grade? T, A. Golden, auperln
tni4nt Mftrhf1eld-- vY -
How shall subiecU be selected?
What subjects are best suited to high
school students? Miss Cornell Marvin.
Oregon Library commission. , i
18. How much credit shall be given
to set speeches? To extemporaneous
rebuttal? J. S. Landers, superintend
ent, Pendleton,
TAFT OPPOFiEIiTS
. f,lAY WITHDRAW
: , (Continued from Page One.) .
have Incorporated ' in . the olatform
plank for the restoration of the Browns
ville soldiers to - their service in
the
Army. The newroes united upon that
issue ana win nave tut nearty support
of the Constitution league. The seoond
support
aragraph tell the committee that the
eaaue known lust what is bung done
in Mr, Tan a nenair.
Of the IS delegates gained by Mr.
Tnft today, 'S come from Florida and
those from tha seoond district were
seated over the colored contestants who
were ror noraxer.
AS Are For Tart.
In the Georaia contests neither, net
of delegstes was Instructed, but those
seated are known -to be for Tarts For
the four delegates at large and those of
tha Eleventh district the contests .went
to Tan ty default, but the Ninth and
Elahth districts were bitterlv contested.
m tne contest over tne Kigntft district,
"Tawm" Dlod sett had the aatisfaatinn
of speaking' his mind before the steam
roller -hit htm, but ha did not speak It
directly to "Brother Ed," the "pap-
dodged the Issue and sent a lawyer to
represent him.
. ''He's postmaster of Atlanta and' -can
hire a lawyer," said Tawm" after the
n earing.
"Bars Would Xesr Bom Tfclk."
ut I wish that he and that Ananias
Brown had came here and faced me.
The committee sura would have heard
some language then.
"Of course l Know," said be, "that
there was not any use of making a
speech.) 1 know things were fixed. But
I did let those fellow know we were
on to them. Why, we are skinned from
Florida to Texas before our causes ever
come up. , .. !.. :
"Some of these blacks are roaring
around nere ana wantea to noil, some
of them want me to run for president.
K 1, what's the use of that? Let 'em
do what I anv going to do offer their
services to t Bryan or Johnson, which
ever Is. nominated : and go into every
doubtful state and persuade the blacks
and poor whites to vote the Democratic
ticket."
The First. Second, and Third Georgia
districts and the Third Florida district
were passed until Monday, as the con
testants were not present Then thev
will be taken up and after them the
Kaatuclty oontf. i,yf , , , ;,,
looking' for Tloe-Presldent."
Ths Tafters are so certain of the
nomination of their candidate that they
are casting about for a vice-presidential
candidate and officers of tha national
committee, in that scheme it Is patent
that there are efforts for a reconcilia
tion with the' allies.
It was quietly announced from an in
spired source in the evening that Sen
ator W. Murray Crane might be asked
to be' 'treasurer of the national commit
tee, a post that will be vacant by the
retirement of Cornelius B. Bliss. ? The
appointment. Of Mr. Crane to that post
would serve a double purpose, c Be la
the head and front of the anti-Taft alli
ance in' the first place, and would in
sure the hearty support of the allies
fop the Taft ticket. J ,
:;olTM'-llay aet place.- '
- Neiti' 'Crarte'a selection as treasurer
would leave the Tafters free to choose
some younger, more aggressive and
radical .man quite possibly Senator
Dolliver of A Iowa for the vice-presidency.
And euca an arrangement la
what the; Tafters , would like. A con
servative like. Crane to keep the "in
terest" In line and .get a campaign fund,
and a semi-radical like Dolliver to get
the warm support of the Rooseveltlans
of the party. That arrangement would
also include Harry S. New for chair
man of the committee and Elmer Dover
as secretary, both of 'whom have been
trained under Hunna and Cortelyou
in getting contributions. . -.
' In the event that no deal can be made
with Crane -to manage the Taft cam
paign Crane or another ."reactionary"
it Is possible a '"reactionary" may be
put on as vice-president -and a "radi
cal ' selected to- manage the campaign.
The Tafters are out for harmony. John
Hays Hammond's boom for the vice-
presidency was heard from again to
il ay. - worn - came irom (jaurorma tnat
he had telegraphed there for suDoort
and had been . refused.
Tentatively Agree to Bolt,
The allied opponents of Secretary of
War Taft have tentatively agreed to
bolt the Republican national committee
with their contest from southern
states. Their plan Is 'to take those'
contests directly to the credits com
mittee of the national convention upon
a statement that the national committee
is packed for Taft and Is prejudiced
and unfair.
. This Dositlon was agreed upon at a
conference of the tepresentatlve of the
allies late tonight Formal announce
ment of the plan-- awaits tha approval
of the; allied candidates . themselves
Vice-President Fairbanks, Speaker Can
non. Senator Knox.. Senator Foraker
and Governor Hughea. f Telegrams were
sent those gentlemen tonigni ana ra
pUes are expected Sunday In time for
the announcement to be made tomorrow
night. The announcement ; may be de
UvAri untie Mondav. at i which time
Cannon is expected to be hero to speak
for hunseir, ana otnera may come.
pother Bolt Meetings Held.
The meeting at Which the plan to
bolt was finally determined upon was
held at the Chicago ciuo, - There had
hMn twn others earlier in the dav.
Those present were: senator -w. Mur
ray Crane of Massachusetts, chief of
all the anti-Taf tars, senator James A.
Hemenway and josepn a. seating, rep
resenting Vice-president Fairbanks: A.
li. Htimnhrpv ror , uovernor Musrhes:
Congressman James Francis Burk for
senator Knox and Jonn niversman ror
Speaker Cannon. . There had been two
irevious conrerenoes ai wnicn tne mat
er was discussed at length, 11
Everr effort was made to keen the
determination secret. Benator tiemen-
way - even half heartily denied that he
had been at the last conference and
he also denied, or rather refused to
admit, that such an agreement had
been , reached.
j- .MMk' Talk on Subject.' ', .-. . .
He did admit though, that . there had
Been a great ' deal o;
a areat -deal of talk on the mih-
of ti
ect and that some of the-representatives
of allies had gone so. far aa
so
IS
tl
fi-a;
to suggest that they, the allies, should
ueir aeie
the convention if all the Taft delegates
from the south were -seated, as It now
seems they wilL , : . .. . .
Such talk was wild. Senator Hemen
way said, and efforts are being mad
to prevent any radical action. - " -
' -Senator Crane, the great compromiser
Ji.ihffc prt,E no .declared, la pleading
with the more radical ones to act con
servatively and not to do anything rash.
Senator Crane, the Indlanan also stated,
will use all his Influence to keep he
allies from, even bolting the eommitta
Iri the contests. .The Information that
the bolt had finally been determined
on came to The Journal, however, direct
from a person present. ; And -the same
information was given out by what
Hemenway Insisted was a press argu
ment lor the Tafters' news Dureau,
. Admission of Defeat, ;
iTaft's manager, Hitchcock.: said to
night that the bolt was an admission
by the allies of defeat -
. If the bolt cornea, as It now seems
certain, it will have the entire sympa
thy and support of ths colored con
testants who are being thrown oat . of
the national committee. ; They met to
night and declared there Is no hope of
justice ror the DiacK man at tne nanas
of the national committee. They, as
well as the representatives of the al
lies, contemplate a direct appeal to the
credentials committee of the national
convention ' itself an appeal, they say
for square deal before an unpreju
diced set or judges.
- Two Causes Given.
Two direct causes Are given-for ths
threatened withdrawal of the eontests.
The first la that Frank H. Hitchcock,
manager of the Taft campaign, and two
others of the Taft entourage insist upon
sitting with the committee in spite' of
a protest which was renewed today.
The other is that tha committee is so
strongly pro-Taft that no anti-Taft del
egate can expect to be seated, no mat
ter how Just his cause.
BEX BEAD
(Continued from Pag Ona.)
teams in the parade line, as did eampa
from out of town. 'Altogether the pa
rade was most credible. It covered
the down-town street and marched In
the following order:
Division 1 A. L. Barbur, command
ing; aides, C C. Bradley,-Frank Cald
well, Jamea wagoner and H. L. Day. It
consisted of all visiting camps and
floats and formed on Twelfth street
south of Morrison. '
Division 1 Frank ' Motter. command
ing; aides, Dr. H, J. Harris. Herman
Scnade. Consisting of the uniform rank,
Woodmen of the world, and formed on
Twelfth street north of Morrison.
Division I Ben F, Green, command
ing; aides, H. A Frederics, Oeorg W.
Tabler and B. H. Bofinger. It consisted
of all west aide cam pa and formed on
Eleventh street, north and south of
Morrison. -
Division 4 L. S.' Do wis, command
ing; aides, M. A McEachern and M. T.
Macey. It consisted of all east' side
camps and formed on Tenth,- north and
south of Morrison street
Division 6 William Reldt command
ing. Decorated automobiles. Forming
south on Tenth street
SxhlbiUon Prill Xst MUrM.
! Portland camp uniform rank, Wood-
men of the World, gave an Interest In
exhibition drill before the grand stan
interesting
rrand stand
on Morrison street last night that was
enjoyed by a large crowd of spectators.
xne company was commanaea oy cap
tain M. A. Brown and Inspected by
Colonel H. O. Day. A band escorted
the company from the Woodmen hall to
the grandstand. This team won the
championship of the Faclflo northwest
at the contest recently held In Seattle,
FESTIVAL EVERY YEAB
Bse"eweesaesesfi a
(Continued from Pa On.)
devoted their time and money to mak
ing the week the grand success that it
has been. The soheme, the idea, of the
fiesta ha been perfect.
tike Old World Celebrations.
Adolph Wolfe, of Llnman. Wolf A,
Co.'a department store The people en
tered into me spirit or the celebration
with their very heart and soul Ami
they have won. The last week haa been
one of the most successful in every way
in tne ntstory or Portland. I am in fa
vor of an annual show of the kind and
suggest that me make it bigger and
better and prettier every year. We can
do it and we will. The people have
been orderly, well behaved and as a
whole one of the best mannered crowds
I have ever seen. . Friday night 1 stood
on the street arid watched the people
and the spirit with which they entered
into the festivities. I want home feel
ing proud of Portland and proud of the
way the people had conducted them
selves. All connected with tha ri
deserve great credit The spirit shown
mis year was me ngnt spirit ; It re
minded me of the celebrations in Ger
many. H. C. Wortman, of Olds, Wortman A
King department store Portland's
show compares favorably with the
Mardl Gras for which New Orleans is
famous. I ' will subscribe a.
amount for the show next year, the
year following and every year to come.
I believe that the auocess of the fiesta
this year Axes It as an annual celebra
tion Which will soon i become known
everywhere. The carnival and the af
fair of the week in general la tha -.t.
est thing and greater benefit will be de
rived man any puDMO demonstration
that Portland has undertaken ainn tv,.
Lewi and Glark exposition three years
o.
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Aberdeen Militia Company.
(Special Dltpatch to The Journal. )
Aberdeen, Wash., June . Fifty
names have been secured toward the
organization of a company of the na
tional aruarcK bv Dr. WJieolnr and itlliwa
It is necessary to have 60 names before
the company can be mustered In. Tt la
expected there will be more than that i
before the date set for organization. '
Adiutant-Oeneral Hamilton will be here
, una vf
tne company will be
mustered in at the rooms
of the Ath-
letio association.
, Moat Serve His Time.
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San Francisco, June 6. Henry Klein
of a wealthy and prominent family of
this city, was sentenced to spend a year
In state's prison today. Klein erftbezzled
1100 from his emDlovers. Swift nn
and lost It on the races. He returned
the money 'and pleaded to hn nut nn
probation, but the court refused to let
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