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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1925)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1925. OELZELL SAYS W. A. Dolzell, eocrotary to Gov rnor Flerco, who, with CharloB A. Oram, ei&te labor oomniiBaion r. Investigated the Japanese la- Dor trouble at Toledo, Or., eaid to iay tbat be bollcved the trouble there Is at an end. He said he -would make no formal report tu the governor. "At nreaont." said Delzell, "the situation is auiet. The Pacifl Spruce companr is employing all white men in its mill and I don't think, in (act, that since the ao portallon of Ir.si Sunday, that f Japanese would go into the coin munlty. What will be done !r the way of prosecution o! the citi zens who took the Japanese out .'f the community I don't know. The company talks of taking the case to the federal courts, and whether that can be dono I do not know. Barring agitation, I think the af fair will blow over and peace set tle upon tbo community." Labor Coi.imtafiloner Grain Would have nothing to say, ex lainlng that be wus sent by Gov ernor Fierce to investigate anu ihat anything given out for pub lication should come from the gov. rnor. CREAMERY ROBBERS GET 1000 LBS, BUTTER The north end creamery robba.-s have struck another blow, thin time at the Hubbard Creamery, 0. Voget, manaei:!' of that cream ery, reuprtlng that the robbers took over 1000 pounds of butler, Dt which 040 pcunde were solid pack butter and S.80 pounds Mota ir Hubbard prints. Just a few nigS; previously rob ors had entered the Bt. Paul ireamery, stealing 600 pounds of butter. No trace has U'en found of the robbers in either case. Officers believe that th butter Is rushed Into Portland, the creamery wrap pers changed and the butter dis ' posed of to Btores In that city. With butter at prices now pre vailing robbers get fair returns from their raids School Methods and Times Change Apace Reporter Discovers That time has changed even In the educational world, and evon down to the primary school g radon, waa Impressed upon a reporter who visited classroom a at the Grant school yetiterday. The class os are conducted by graduates of the Oregon normal school at Mon mouth, who are making: use of the present summer session to got some practice. The old method of drilling the pupils letter for letter, word for word, until he finally memorized the use of each letter In the lapha- bet, has been completely abandon ed. The child starts with whole sentences, and by skillful use of words, combined with pictures, gradually Is made to absorb, quite unconsciously, the signifi cance of the various letters of the alphabet. Find the mother, says a son tence. printed on a card in largo letters. A picture of a woman ap pears above the sentence. "Find the father," says the next sentence. A picture of a man Is shown. Next comes "Find the tree," etc. Asso ciating the pictures with the words the child unconsciously draws a connection between the two. Cutting out pictures and con structing sentences of their own. the children are taught to make their own textbooks, panting every thing Into a primer provided for the purpose. j The pupils gradually progress rom the simplest sentences to more complicated ones. They learn to read, "The little bird In the tree," and phrases equally diffi cult. Then, after having lonrneu tho sentences, the youngsters learn to pick out words and construct their own sentences. Glvln a group of cards, with a different word on each, they arrango tho cards In the propor sequence to make the sentence asked by the teacher. This week work was begun Im pressing the pupils with the slgnlfi cance of various letters vt the al phabet. . The method as used Is tho most modern and up to dale known to modern pedagogy. A unique method has been Intro duced to overcome the timidity shown by most of tho pupils at the idea of appearing In whut they con aider public view. An amateur marionette show Is staged, with the pupils behind a screen and thrusting cardboard ducks, geese, dogs, cats ami what not above the screen and In view of his audience, while the pupils himself remains out of sight and speaks his piece wlille his cardboard characters act It out. Mrs. M. V. Duncan has general supervision of teaching In the first two grades at Grant school. The same general work Is done both at Grant and Yew Park schools. Miss Margaret Cosper has charge of the entire summer school In both buildings, covering 8 grades. Humorous aspects of the teach ing arise frequently. Report has been made of a young tot who gave an unexpected answer to a ques tion In primary class last week. The teacher, In trying to develop the letter h, was attempting to bring out of word Lady. By the use of pictures, words like lettuce. lion, etc., had been successfully tually showed them a picture which she Intended to bring out tho word lady. The class persisted In call ing It "mother," having previously had that word. But," eaid the teacher, "this one Is all dressed up In tho latest style, with the beet kind of clothes Now what would you call CASEYS DEFEAT 51 Tho Knights of Columbus de feated the National Guard on the high school diamond last night by a score of S to 2, The wins put the Coseya In the second position. The guards Btarted out by scor ing two runs in ther first inning but the Caseys hurler ightened up and blanked them for the rest of the game. The winnings gathered In all of their runs In the fourth Inning. The Bankers and the Caseys will meet on the Oxford park diamond this evening. This was originally scheduled to be played tomorrow. The Bankers are working hard to win the game as they will tie for second position and the right to meet the Legion In the finals. Tomorrow evening the Eagles and thepapcrmakers will open the first of ahree game series to de cide the championship of the Sun down league. The game was sched uled to have been played tonight but was shifted over one night. Both of these games are to be play ed on tne Oxford park diamond. Batteries Valley oM'or, Proctor and Race, Rlckman; Kuyler, White and Purvine. The Valley Motor defeated the Grotto nine on the Oxford park diamond last night by a one-sided score of 9 to 4. The winnerB bat ted Kyler of the Grotto off of tho mound in the second Inning and then proceeded to hammed George White who relieved him for seven runs in one Inning. her?" One barefooted, freckled faced youngster, clad In overalls, raised his hand. 'Vamp," he said. Tools For Your Vacation Trip Bo prepared for trouble. Take along a set of our Auto Tools. W. E. 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