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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1915)
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CasMkOl, ataU nporlatMtfmt of d- Tko toUowiac U a 0097 of the lt- of the flnt and second claw la Oregon are guilty of such a charge, aad I aa sure that the course of study Is fol lowed, and that not more has been put Into It than the average child can do, and do thoroughly and welL In view, however, of the widespread criticism and the fact that the Oregon legislature would find It necessary to pass a resolution urging the superin tendent of public Instruction to see to it that the course of study taught in many communities Is simplified so far as practicable, ought we not to 're double' our vigilance In seeing to It that every child is taught thoroughly and well the fundamentals of an edu cation; that when he passes from one grade to another he knows the work as outlined by the course of study for that grade; that every school empha slses the so-called common branches as being the particular work for which schools are organized in which to give Instructions. Other subjects. such as music, drawing and vocational Senate, Resolution No. 17. lntro- by fceaator Garland tof Linn eeatr,:reads.as follews: t '"Whereas, Thar la complaint from itte patrons of oar pbalic schools, la eartaia communities, that the coarse of study te. the schools la these com- " ' maaiUas pursued la too general la its ; saeae; aa4 la fast requires the teach- "era to teaea more than can be taught thoroughly la the Ume allotted; aad, "Whereas, The malts thus ob talaed fa thaw eommunltles are in ' 'Jartoae to the pupils therela that ,. . they are not thoroughly taught la any ' etady, bat tialre only a superficial c kaowledge of the studies attempted to Hiaaat, iovf inereiora, oe a . v ?0-1 ''The Deestrlck Skule." a playlet, will be presented tonight at the Or pheus by local talent, aad aa even ing's entertainment is promised those in attendance. This is aa original skit, and is replete with local hlU I Old SUld's Convention. 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",,,c,i,Nl l""'llo iuMrmum, k I iiiniaa &.. lrd:OO,Hflll0Cou lilwwwl win. n,A '.?'i "-' VunniiiA.. .1 rrl krhool. of the niml t WdVw.1 .'I ' llllt lttflll.Mi..l ... " 'nun rnthi hli vIkK. son and the Vlllistas garrison, which are retrenching and bringing In am munition. "Resolved by the senate, the house subjects, should be taught wherever 1 I '-! ceacurrlag, That the state superin- laaaaai os paauc uutrueuoa m ana to hereby respectfully requested to see tait' the eourse of study taught la tbeae.eemmunlties Is almpllaed aa far araettoable to the end that every v'9ftl may be thoroughly aad emcleat- ly teaea." Dariac the last sessioa of the legto- latere I talked with a grant many of J the aeaators aad representatives who ,eriHeieeithe public school system of OrefMoa' the" grounds that we wore attempting to do too much, and what w,were doing we were not doing taareaghly aad well. I oaamot be- Mera that large majority of districts SEE HORN- Lfr f fj ?p 9 'H..jLlaCa. I-A. iaff . ,? fr i & - mte& VMSgfc .ri mymmmi A TT a district can afford to maintain these courses, but they should sever be em phaslsed at the expense of those sub jects which are fundamental to tba preparation of boys and girls la their work which they are going to be called upon to da la life. I wish, therefore, to obey the in structions of the legislature by re questing that If, yoar community la one where the courses are too 'general luthelr scope, and where the teachers are required. to teach more subjects than can be taught thoroughly la the time allotted, and where the pupils acquire only a superficial knowledge of the subjects attempted to be taught that you simplify, as far as practic able, your courses to the ead that ev ery pupil may be thoroughly aad an ciently taught. ' In spite of the low rates charged for the use of the forests, the Tea- gaas national forest Is etf-auaortlag almost twice overt, Twenty-tve per ceat of this income reverts to the territory for schools aad roads n ' Over, 80,cea wemca.afc am ia the steam teaaarles e tftie.TJalted Zlzz-r MSR'i -5K Jtt m!r and parodies. in addition to this, "The Kidnapped ileiress," a detective drama, and two comedies will be on the bill. For Saturday and Sunday "David Copperiield," a seven-part film ver sion of Dickens' famous work, will be the attraction at "Klamath's Klassy Show House." This offering Is too well known to need comment, and will undoubtedly prove aa unusually strong attraction. Captain Alvares," the big attrac tion at the Star theater. Is a surprise. It Is a far better offering than was ex pected. It U a stupendous produc tion. It teems with Intense interest from beginning to end. The scenes! and settings are superb. The battle scenes are gigantic, over 1,000 men and 600 horses taking part. We do not remember of ever seeing a char acter In any picture that attempts more death defying feats than the Yankee going under the assumed name of Captain Alvarez." There Is nothing lacking la "Captain Alvares" to make a wonderful picture. The production Is la six parts. "The Escape on the limited," the seventh reel of the program, Is some what of a sensation In Itself. The above program will be presented to night for the last time. Charles Hutchinson and John Hub bard will make their bow to Star pat rons tomorrow night In the role of full-fledged "vaudevllllacs." While they are not carrying any professional varus, me iwo local musicians oeueve 1 thfit t1iv flav rnwmA a. tUmt 1 will please patrons more than many of the professional attractions. The act consists of Instrumental solos and duets, some aew aad original cross fire comedy aad harmony slaglag. Odd Fellows and their families from Bonanza, Merrill and Klamath Falls are Invited by Prosperity Re- bekah Lodge No. 104 to Join with them In an evening of fun at I. O. O. F. hall tonight. Members of the Ro bekah degree wilt produce the laugh able farce "An Old Maid's Conven tion," and the evening will be spent In dancing, cards and soclsl converse, Thcotlorn Itouuowlt Colonel Itoosevelt, with Judgu K. 11. Gary, chairman of tho board o( tho steel trust and head of the com tnltiou on unemployed in Now York city, made a tour tho other night of tho stations whero 2,000 men havo been put at work, and In tho courno of a talk charged that soma charity organizations give of every dollar tlioy collect 7 conts to tho poor, and keen 93 cents for tho officials and other expenses. "Wo still know that somo phllan- IiiiIbo V,. If. Clary throilctt Inko 03 cuutu to get 7 cents to tlioae who need tho 7 rents," ho said. "Do you mvnn anything In partic ular?' he was asked. "Yes," li.i exclaimed, "I mean somo tliliiK. but I'm not going to ' H. Hut lu this kind of work uwry cont gUu by the public koo t-o the poor and touches them to help the poor who aro even woroo off than they are. in these shops tho overhead charges aro only C ccuts." Fort People See Opera Residents of Fort Klamath were well represented at the Andrews Op era company's presentation of "Mar tha" iast evening. Among those down from the Wood River metropolis were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Slsemore. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Loosley, John Utter, O. W. Engle, J. M. Copeland and John Hes- ' Another Invasion which Is causing trouble In France Is that of hordes of wild boars which have appeared along the eastern frontier from the German forests. Town Topics i father, Wilson Klshor, at Pleasnnton, Kan. Mr. Fisher was about 78 years of ago. and dournt days ago contract ed an attack of la grippe. Mr. Fnught j visited his parents during tho hall (days, tho first tltllo hn had boon home T. E. annua was In the county seat ,,, comnK 0 0rogon yesterday from his ranch on tho Mer-1 rill road. I In on llualneM. foratf Vosterdwy, flrooni., y frlngton .vlnlict U, Mhal lOrlndale and Me. The Keno school tvu.j i..i irolved bids fm- ti, ..", tXn rniim .-l. . . ..t flrtt ltAH .. '" nnri!li r! i. club wos formed, with tk. fflhcrs: vmiricN Towir rm.ii... 1'uckott Mc, prctdt7S; mack secrolary, ind Him wck treaaurer, John llutchlns U & neno school. The ban t rood pigs, and hsva tu.. ready for sewl. nnd ..t.: Interest In the propoeMnlt i urinnaio IBS SCMs) I) itmMi, but the battdlac k ts moaeicd. It was fon Ug wore not enoiiRti itgeestaN n club, but thpy hart Mtssti for seed, and are code nare in me worx. NnaDiB teacher, and under her ebtsl children have crabM iD Hi nrusti orr tnn school peuei Mrs. Clara Ileaeh ts uask I'lcvna school, nd a etis sf has been orxsnlxed. Is president, Christine Mi president, Mnme Tesssit nnd Ixiwet Agcr treannr. flno school, with modd tiBest Tho enirlfs bars from the club orianlwd tt as school. MIks Flossie Btitrb or and oihlicr, Jobn Oliver Dixon, pig nlsisfi demon, potato trowlii; Urn noy, John Southwell, MM Wllmn Clark, Ilerolee 9m Mablo Hour, In crdea vor Dixon, Krank Sonibwdl inn Clark In seed setectloa; McFnll, Hlcll Audtrtoo, demon, Neva Andenos m Hour In tho sowlnr dlrlslos. r Klntt Eucloel Cnr. A .New Fonl Owner. ( CloorRe lileliu announces that ho Superintendent George J. Walton W'H rccolvo ono of the new Ford of the 'Klamath division of tho Call- Coupulct cars tomorrow. This will be f ornia-Oregon (Power company, Is tho latest to becomo tho owner of a Ford car. i the first encloaod nutomobllo to make itii appoarnnco In Klamath Falls. .'Hack on Visit. Dohb From Bonanza. Onnrirn n Rnv,iv f,mi . ..i .v ... ...,, VB, .V.M.V.., m VM,- Rev. 8. W. Hall, pastor of tho M. , dont of Klamath Falls, but who bow E. church at Uonanza. was a Tuesday i owns a farm near Oroonwnnrf. r.iif. . .. . ... . " .. . . . -' " ' visitor in Kiamatb Falls. Ho left. arrived In tho city last ovonlna on a . . -. ,. this morning for the Clovver Leaf dis trict It Is estlmaed that there is a stand of thirty billion feet of western hem- loe'e in Washington and twenty billion feu InOregoa. Of the amount of this species used In Washington, 83 per cent Is made ia box shooks; of the amount used In Oregon, 75 per cent is r on verted lato pulpwood. Mill Concern Sued. Alleging that there Is due a balanco of 8677.79 for machinery, etc.. fur. nlshcd tho North ft Newhart sawmill at Wordcn, E. C. Atkins ft Co., through Stono ft Qato, havo brought suit in that amount from tbo lumber cern. short business trip. Mr. Snyder still linn property Interests in Klamath Falls. l.inkvilles Lose. The Linkville bowling team tost threo out of four games to the Max imums at the Palm alloys last eren- Infif. Thla hlanAa Iia UI.U..m. 1. .. ....., t "" ,.muui m ,, mm. -.l,-.. raw sugar Second place. In the league, and tbo Linxviiles retire to third place. factories. deuL fjHWHW& Lleuteaaat General Mr James Wolf Murray, the new chief ef the BrMssa imperial avaenil staff, waa attainted last Itorca' to ysascscl ",TAatcaat OeacrM snlM'ssmawai'il tba imperial treeac ta loath Afrlae, wtth the Mneraasajnry. rank, e( fait tca eral. Ke had fecea aatciatsd aeacral sommsal.'sa niiimber, 1H. VHe to n mim v . V'.n ''- i . ." . -- "fhTtatsf T---2 ''V r dl 'veasa af sujsl "f',r ' "Tim Deestrlck Shale," Playlet by Local Talent "The Kljlastfcd Helrees," Detective Drama in Three Parts "The Impesters," Comely The Vegeteriaa," Comedy' ADitMIOlf It am4 etc Coming Satarday f "david covrmraur Iaterce Parte HMISKK. KVsWV HAT.hWAV AN Dr, Houlo ItcturnN. I)r, nnd Mrs. A. A. Boule roturneil last ovonlng from Montague, and will loavo today for their home at Fort Klamath. Tlmv rnmn In In thai tho circuit court to recover ;and state that tho road between Ager ana Topsy is still rough, although the Siskiyou couuty officials are sow having It dragged. The past three month! Mr, and Mrs, Soule spent la Han Francisco, whero they visited the exposition. con- Faugiifs Father Dies. Principal W. K. Fnught received n wlro this' morning from his mother) announcing tbo death of his step CITY MARKET WB OIVB I mmmw " - mmmMIWaVmi Wc take pride la rour ability to please, aad our customers are' Always satlsfled. because they gat' tfta IrMCs OOLUMBU MVKR SALMOK , a iraoutvvY.-t ,. 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