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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD TUESDAY, DEC. 21.
1909
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SCHOOLMASTERS'
CLUB DISCUSSES LOCAL SEND A CHRISTMAS BOX
ADMINISTRATION:
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Christmas Goods
LEYS
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HANDKERCHIEFS
Four hundred dozen Handkerchiefs arrived
direct from New York City yesterday bought
direct from the manufacturers who have
mills in Switzerland and England
I he newest and nicest creations shown
Eugene this season
in
Ladie's Handkerchiefs by the thousanks at
2c to 35c each
Great assortment of elegant goods at 10c,
1 5c, 20c and 25c. These usually retail at
double our present sale prices
One tremendous assortment of ladies hand
kerchiefs, regular 10c to 15c quality at 5c each
Men's handkerchiefs at 5c, 10c, 12c, 1 5c,
20c, 25c and 30c
If there's anything in Handkerchiefs you
can be suited at Stanleys
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t- j rL:nf Pncf Cards
f nousanu viniaino
arrived by express today-all q
ao at each
Coleates' Perfumes, Toys
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Ladies7 NecKweai
Stanleys
PR.ICE CUTTERS
Eug.ne. Oregon
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Men's and
BUbject Exhaustively Treated
From Historical Standpoint
' Local School Administration and
Supervision Outside of the City" wa6
the topic discussed at n recent meet
ing of the Lane Count Behootmu
ters' Club, an organisation at Eiugene
under Dr. Henry D. Sheldon, of the
university of Oregon. :h.. i.iplc was
exhaustive!; treated tron s histori
cal standpoint by Dr. Sheldon after
i which the members discussed It free
ly. The sense of the meettni was
Uhen taken upon the various mooted
points.
Discussion centred for the most
part about the various units ol school
administration as found In the l ulled
States. The first one considered was
jthe plan of the township unit, which
hits prevailed for the most part In
, New England since the begtnutng of
1 American history. In h:s plan the
town or township Is the unit, and the
county and district arf unknown, ex
cept as the needs of the sparsely set
tled parts of New England have eaus
jad the creation of districts.
Another plan Is the county and dis
i trlct plan, which prevails throughout
:the South and West, and may be
j termed the "Oregon plan " By this
plan the state is divided Into coun
ties, and the counties Into districts.
Each county is supervised by a super
intendent elected by popular suffrage
land the local affairs of each district
I are attended to by a board of direc
tors elected from among the citizens
'of the district.
A third plan is the "Utah plan."
In which the unit is likewise the
county, out in wnicn uiere are no uis
trict boards, one board being elected
for an entire county and assuming
for the larger unit the duties per
formed In Oregon by the boards of
the smaller units or districts.
A fourth plan, found in some of
the states of the first Northwest, not
ably Illinois. Indiana and the Dako-
tus. is a mixture of the township and
I county plans. It varies much In the
'several states In which II Is in Corce.
Most of the members of the School
masters' Club were of the opinion
I that, however well suited the town
shlp plan may he to the thickly set
tled region of New England, the lime
I Is yet far distant when It can be ac
cepted with benefit In the South and
West. For the same reason the
I fourth plan, or mixture of the town
ship nnd county plans, is not feasible
in such a thinly settled state as Ore
gon.
Taylor Made"
FOUNTAIN PENS
NtMliliikT tjiiw &notnrtst 1W
Chrlaina riTtnaT. liiviuw ni
tric I r brainy nd u-fnliifv they
Will U 1 rfttMlTVit for a liff-timo
And i In1 1'arLfr ! i ha r Irani r 'm.
rlcut fountain ihmi i li -
urTKlltih.-fHl. the l.uclo t'urvr hU'h
I'lTirins .! asina win-ii in jnur IXVk.'l
Kor father, mother. brOihCT, tlMaSr,
i tit mi mo
(I'lt'lltioi
Wo & a oomiilt'tf is,mrimiMt
from 1 1 boup. hiiuuiiir'i. iif-tii.
in,:, Mlvij- in many iuiracilvo
trie with every i
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The sorority name on the Christ
mas candy you send means a lot to
the one who receives it. In their
purity, quality and tempting good
ness Sorority Chocolates most per
fectly carry the Christmas thounht
of real regard and best remembrance. Perfection is not too good for
your Christmas giving. Sororities are the best and most delicious of
all chocolate candy. Price 25c to $3.00.
Water Color Calendars,
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original, hand-made,
from. gc to S2.50
Celluloid Baby Sets,
75c to .... $2.50
Sterling Silver Toilet
Sets and Toilet Arti
cles, all priced very
low.
Leather Roll-Ups. fitted
with fine ebony goods
Ladies' Seal and Walrus
Shopping Bags,
$2.00 to . . $6.00
Arts Craft Leather Pillows, Table Mats, Banners
If you want something good at moderate price you will shop at our
new and up to date drug stroe
BOWRS DRUG CO.
Red Cross
Christmas
Stamps for Sale
LEADING DRUGGISTS
Cor. 9th and Willamette Streets
FREE
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s between the 1'tnh and Oregon
plas there was much divergence of
opinion. At the conclusion of the
discussion, somewhat over sixty per
I cent of the teachers present express
led themselves as of the opinion lhat
at the present time the Oregon plan
is better suited to the needs of the
state. Its advantages were held to
be the maintenance of the American
' principle In school matters, and the
ultimate though grndual attainment
i,f efficiency through the fostering of
lineal pride and Interest In schools.
The (allure to get good teachers
was assigned to several causes, among
'them being low requirements for cer
tificates, low wages, and often a lack
of sufficient care in selection on the
part of local boards.
Those present agreed that suhdl
vision of districts is tottered by the
low requirement of ten census pupils
'to organize a district and six to con
tinue, and by the law which allows
leach district three hundred dollars
from the county fund. Fifteen pupils
as a basis for the organization of a
district was the minimum suggested.
The lack sf efficient supervision
was discussed with reference to the
office of county superintendent of
schools, as that officer is the sole su
pervisor of the rural districts. In
quiry showed the average snlary for
county superintendents to be at least
tin per cent below that of city super
intendents in the county seats. Such
a, salary, it was held, will not secure
for n term of any length, an efficient
;iud successful teacher for this Impor
tant position. That the fixing of the
salaries of county superintendents has
long enough been a matter for legisla
tive lobbying, nnd that n statute
should be passed fixing minimum sal
rlsa for these officers In the several
counties on the basis of school popu-1
latlon was th. sense of the meeting ,
A measure granting an Increase of;
snlary for length of continuance IP
office was not favored, iib It was t j.
elared that such a provision v ,,nui
plgc a premium on the dofe.p , ,,f a
capable man when runnln fI)r re
election. The minimum placed
Bt $1000 Instead of Sltlli :1, preS-
en!:.'- ,.' . . ,
trie oonni 'nil, . us also neciareui
to be too large fat 'ertjcleal sopervla-1
Ion by one man, i18 it present In most
of the counft' a the superintendent
ran visit the rhoola at most but twice
during th': '.ear. Qrantlng that there
should bp a snpervloir for every 20 ,
district', a! the most, most of the
prlucl' t!iV present expressed thein-l
seftv-s as favorable t' a law giving
tV. right to districts to unite b) Battel
t',-,n in groups of twenty, and have
over each group competent super
visor to visit each school once earn
irunth and 'o do In general the work,
which must now be done Ineftic ielltlv I
i,. the countv superintendent Se
eral principals declared that were
inch a law passed there would lie sev
eral such groups formed Immediately
In Lane county.
SCIENCE PROVES WATER
AND AIR ARE HEALTH
cure him caused such comment, that
science hat at last, in many Instan
ces, been unable to fully account for
the reason.
The water at Pano Rohlea have
been analyzed. Chemicals distilled
by man have been apparently used
for the same purpose as those to be
found in the waters of Paso Kobles.
Still the cures have not been forth
coming and yet Biich cases find re
lief in the baths at these Hprlngs.
The recent successful treatment of
Admiral Kvans has caused a new
series of questions and argument!
anions the world's scientific ineu.
Admiral EQvaOfi had the beat of
medical attention auoard ship, yet
when he reached land he was ao
weakened and In such palu that his
Journey to PftJO Itobles had to be
made In easy stages to prevent his
collapse tron suffering. He apei:'.
Ubree weeks at Paso Kobles and was
so much benefited that he was sonti
able to resume command ou the
bridge of his flagship.
The air at Paso Homes causes as
much Investigation as the water, for
It Is said that the peculiar and per
fect air found there has as much to
do with the curing of all diseases us
the mineral baths.
To the visitor in Derfeot beeUh
Paso Kobles is a place of consumlnjc
interest, while to the sick it Is a re
treat almost beyond conception, IC
their words of praise are heard.
In Paso Kobles one hears only wat
er and air spoken of aa the real phy
slcliiu. while every person seen is fill
ed with the buoyance of hope and
renewed vigor and takes especial de
IffltDt In telling you what he used to
t.
Kor more complete information
adtlreas Win. McMurray, Ueneral
Passenger Agent, O. K. & N. and S.
1. Co (Mnes In Oregon), Portland,
Oregon ) or the management Paso
Roblei Hot Springs, California.
Roberts Bros.
Airship-ing
The Goods
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Mineral Water Cures At
Paso eRobles Hot
Spngs
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great
Clans at the wheel and will tell you
Everything Is Going Fast
Get Inside
You will find us at (be
Shop Early
Showing the choicest line of Bath Robes, Fancy Suspenders,
H. & P. and Dent's Gloves in all shades, Smoking Jackets,
Holeproof Hosiery and six different shades, Fancy Leather
Collar and Cutf Sets, a line of Neckwear unsurpassed, in
fact you will find every thoughtful suggestion for those puz
zling on what to buy, at
The Store For men
We Sell
Sophomore and Benjamin Clothing
And, If We CanVSuiL You
You Don't Want a Suit
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