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Newspaper Page TextJOURNAL SALEM, nnKflOX. TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1008 DAILY CAl'l TAIj - 1 -i - f . ' r ' ' iyi' I MANUAL TRAINING AND ITS USES IN SCHOOLS t r trt nt tho fact that Supt jpoweni contompjfttoi Inaugurating Manual training In the Slalom scuooW tie following story from the pen of 3, II. Brown on what the course liai 4ne for Olympla, Washington, sthooW, Js printed: .JOlympla'B exporlonco with manual traialajr may well ho of Interest tj My town contemplating introduces at branch Int Ita schools. Gen ml watltnent was against It before u ... atm-torf thorn. Now every WJy favor It. Tho boy havo not otAr v5d hundreds of dollars act mIi nnr for tho district by man afactnrlng desks and other furniture Ml havo also, by working odd hour, Made several hundred dollars foi tiwwMbe. The work has boon a jKononuced auccess In evory way. Tho school of Olympla havo a motto they are apparently doing tk&lr best to jlvo jip.to. Thatmotta Jr "Mado In our own shop." ! the aaeembly hall can be' wen an artis tic piano bench, a wall clock, and on tfo walls noveral large ahd beautiful Turner print, framed -Ifi a novel Hd artlstlo woy, all dono b boyrf the high school In the shop. Tha dence rooms, aro being equipped Trtth tables, cabinets and othor noc awmry apparatus, which entered the stop as hardware and rough lum- Down In tho domestic sclonco mm n class of 1C or 20 girls with white capa and aprons, I Jdarnlng tke art and sclonco of homo-making, and unliiR tablos, lockers, cabinet Htndo in tho high school shop. Moro HMrprlslug Btlll, the hot water and itag plant was Inrtnllod by tho boys gas piani was inniitm y wiu ijj tkomwlVM without nny nsslstanco of plumbar or stoam flttor. CWt Koop tlio Uy Away. Tho ahop Itself Is a vorttablo hlvo of Industry and Is ono of tho mott latemtlng places In Olympla. No olfflvt'Rour law provalls hero. Work gee on Saturdays as busily as on mioo1 days, and tho Instructors are rM;flod If tlioy can, by locking tho rtors. keep tho boys out on Sundays. Ht tho Interest Is not confined to tk boyn. Many of tho city tench t semd thtdr sparo ttmo In mnk la llmn chest, Morris chairs, tnb scroti and plato racks. Tho cltlzons tti tho tqwn nro cqtialty tntoreited, Md only tho congostod condition of the shop wakes It tmpowlblo to hold Wttaturdsiy or ovenlng dais of ra-Mlpns," Npinorou's applications kvo boon recolvod from tho pro ffIonnl and business men of the tWw for permission to work In tho Hfcop, aiMl tt-U vory probablo that-ti) tko near futtiro arrangements' wll be mado no that.iuch conditions can ba granted. ' ' Tho departmont hns been running for ooino x mouths nnd In tliut tnio humtrodt of people havo vllltud Itj A great munlior of out-of-town IKIople, IticludlnK educators from varloiw ivttts of tho northwest, and a groat numboi' of traveling men' havo Inspected tho work, and nil Kvo pronounced It tho ftnoit thlni; of Hh kind In results they had ever eon. llHylHg Inlilal KHl,mi'nt, , During tho sumntor the hoart placed un order for about 15000 wprth or tools, $160 for kitchen MliiDsUft, MOO for a gas plant and $130 for .lumber. Alterations m tug ttttoment of tho now high saliool bud betin itindu. A board floor had boon placed o top of tho enmunt, rtiRklifK nt onco a wr,m audWamp proof floor. i Hihiwl opentKl In Beptmber with two 'olUlghtod and vanjtltaud rooms, but both utterly bare as to furnuhing and qulpmeut. A wnok or two later tho tools nnd lumbar nrrlvtkl. The glrU tarte) at enc on thtr swlng, to which tty de voted tho ftMt SiHllflltetr. Tlio hav. bosan to build t shop. The equip I nyiu io smri wun was a gea ( of UxiIa, a pile of Uiubvt an WU tut and Mtthuskittt Infractor, Plenty of iy ud "olUow rwi' The flmt im tow WttW fm io m'tklHil MH'kWMi fWU Mart !.,. bur .. 57 "' T-"-' " witu tttiM al.b nVlumt to vpikon. Umpuyt w8ftleiJlltrttct tua w-k Smehw. At tb am.i At th aad nX n..ki two doMti t,ellf Biliousness Dull headache, fun id tongue, yellowish cast to the whites of tho eyes, sallow skin, oflfonsivo ko&th.a nro nil s.$jn3 that tho Mver uckhIs n doso or two of BEECHAMS PILLS $M IkMff .W, l Uw t0. M benches nad boen constructed at tho nti ..f t2.Ho each. These bonchej are eatiat In evory respect to thoeo that other cities nave paiu( " 8 for. With thoae benches to work on progress was much more rapid and then began the construction of draw ing stands, tclonco tables, cabinet. Tho domeitlc sclonco tablos wor built, hot water and gas plant In stalled, and tho work of framing somo GO pictures was begun. Prom last September to tho proiont time the shop has been running after noons. ovonlngB and Saturdays. In this ovortltno tho boys havo mado a great many useful and ornamental articles for thomselvcs and friends. Intorost In tho work has Increased until It has bocomo tho prldo of Olympla. Tho work has been. taken sorlously and everything turned out from thb shop, has heon In tho lino of" well-made articles, fully cqifol to anything' "that could bo purchased from the stores. One of tho lawyers of Olympla ordered part of tlio fur nishings of his now offlro from tho boys. Tlio law library of tho stnto of Washington recently ordered n quarter-sawed oak tablo from tho shop. A tablo worth at least $40 and equal to n Hoycroft tablo In design nnd workmanship was built by ono of tho boys In n fow day. Thoso aro only Instances to Illuntrato tho high grndo of work turned out by tho shoo. The Industrial Coiirw. Tho work In drawing, domoitlc sclonco nnd manual trnlnlng In cludes tho sovonth nnd eighth trrmlpfl nnd tho 111 till school. It Is - ---- compulsory In tho grades and on tlonal In tho high school. Alto- gothor about 100 boys and 125 girls nro tnklng coursos. Tho high school Is usQd ns a grndo coutor nnd tho grndo pupils come In onco u woo;c for no hour and a half work. Tho work In tho high schools consists of rtvo porlods of an hour and a halt each weok. In domostlc sclonco two' periods nro dovotod to deslnlng nn-l drawing, ono to sowing, and two to cooking. Tho boys aro glvon two horlods of mechanical drawing nnd threo periods of shop work a week. It Is aimed ns much as poislblo to mnko tlio drawing help out tho, othor rourios. Drawing for thoglrlH Is designed to citltlvato appreciation nnd taste. Tho work Is-vory closely connoctod with domostlc sclonco. Ip tho boys' work the connection Is still closer. Tho boy who wants to mnko a tablo, for Instance, Is first re quired' to make n freo hand, akotoh of It. tb on a mechanical or plan draw and If thoso aro satisfactory ho Is thon allowod to start work In tho shop. No Woik Thrown Awny, No boards are plnnod tpr tho sako of planing and no Joints nro mado for tho Joints' rake, it is perhap to this ns much ns to anything Qlso that tho suotess of tho work Is duo. Tho nvaragu boy who caros nothing for a "mortise and tenon cross lap Joint as a Joint, will work for day In ordor to- make the fittings of Joints for n MorrU ctmlr or bookcase as nearly perfoct ns potslble. Financial Hide of It. The ojepente oi equipment In tho manual training department In tho uijuipiu iiiRii sEiiuoi una uwn mmtv $&oo. while tbi total expendlturM of the ywnr, oxrislvo of the tmtruc tor's salary, wrjl amount to about $710. The mtht Imittant ltbm nre: Touls. U; inotftf, shaflln? auil emry wbWl. $75; lumber, about $SSQ; hanlware and other supUw, about $85. Tbi eoet or equtpplKg tbe domUe eeiouc de partment was about $70u. of which abut $400 vu expeuaatl Is a g. otant. Jt'uT) for kitchen uteutlle. S4o for u hointr Jtlapt. and aboot $7- lor auriiwrs KM pah fltUnet. The mtii;od wore given by Olympla hard ware men, ami th mi 6f tk equlp wem wia built by the b.fy t hu oxBAHso, since ike lumbar waj la eluded iH th uuiiiuai tialtig bill The uMt of tW huuU. tut tba okUS plant for th xr will U '" """ ""' ,u r"-- " " s piaat h u'd nu i e urlr Urd to the doUiilc uNct db- l'R'-tll)ttt Ml . .vlll k- ..1 f. ckmUtr. phjc and ouuhh! tmU- Ing INIOIV AllMt f 5 U n$)U sitOMt for ovortUti ttadMU wwie la boU dprtMteu. Total cum f lmUtral nuipweni .,.,..... tiHtoMk Ruhulx U' '' t no. Ml tCM.0Jf v Aersa (it Muxh lurvs Although ftzt r, J nipment win Ut for 15 r tt) - -,..,, , , W y OA ywrt if tvorythia had to bo r- " l n? end of five yara. tho MTSS'iUMNIE CATRON imfiBBH ? 1 kkWkm bVbVbk' ' ; 4" Hr lsWttmmf tlJtiswi:" CATARRH MADE LIFE A BURDEN TO ME, MISS ANNIE OATRON, 027 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes : "As I havo founll Poruna a blosalng for a sovoro caso Of catarrh of tho boad and throat wbloh I suffered from for a number of years, I am only too ploased to givo It my personal ondoraoment. 'Catarrh, snob as I suffered from, mado llfo a burden to mo, my breath was offensive, stomach bad, and my head stopped up so that Iwm usually troubled with a boadaobe, and although I tried many so-called remedies, noth ing gavo mo pormanont rollof. I was rather discouraged with all medicines when Poruna was suggot tod to me. "Howovor,! did buy ft.bottlo, and bo foro that was flnlahod thoro was a marked chango In my condition. Much encouraged I kept on until I was com pletely cured Ux a month's tlino, and I find that my gonoral health is also ox colfcnt," I'ooplo who profer solid medicines should try Pernna tablota. Each tablet ri'prciontn ono average doso of Poruna. Man-a-Hn the Ideal Laxative. pnrt of tho original o.xponso charget to this year's oxpenso would bo on flfth of $1200, which would bo $240 Ouo-fUth of cost of equip ment, $1200 $ 240.00 Running expensos C00.00 Ttoachors' salaries 1600.00 Total $2310.00 WIiito Hctiirni Come In. On tho othor hand tho valuo of tho work dono by tho studqnts foc(hour.a vIt w!th hi8 dylns mothor tho first soyon months Is. almost lThIj s tho 8CCOnd tlmo thj3 ha, equal to tho expenditures for the boen dono by tho goVornor. year. In addition to tho amount i 0 saved by tho school board dlroctly. constipation, or Irregularity, U tho pooplo of Olympla havo boon vojy c(toa tho caU80 of 8ck.hcad honofltod to tho amount of nonrly oche Lan0.8 Fftmuy Medlclno is $700. Writing desks, tabouret. tho great proventativo and curo of Morris chntrj, book casos, library headaclie, DrUggsts sell It for 25c. lauios, glove-uoxtv music ca union, clocks, whool barrows nnd Innum borablQ othor articles havo been mado by tho students and touchers for their relntlves, selvoi artd friend . Hoys and toachors aro al lowed to tako any article homo on payment of actual cost of matorlnl. Th'o'cost of tho material Insuch r tlolos, has amounted to about $100, whIJpMho -values 'of 'tho articles" os tlmnVod from tho prlcos received from n great number of them Amounts to ovor $700. Ovor $G00 has beon suved In this way. It to this Is added tho amount saved, by. ' tho sohool board. It will bo aoon'tiiat boforo the ond of the yoar tho de? parjmont will havo puld for Itself Other Direct Reneflts. Groat as has beon the financial value of the arilclos made ln tbJ shop, It Is very small In comparisgli'' with tho social, educational" and, moj-al value dorlved. There ha been an incroased and more rogular attendance In tho upper grades. This year thro teachers are required to take our of tho olghth grade, wRHe only thro are needed for th-' cond. The school nrollaient hos Increased over 10 per eeftt, and this to largely in the uppr snides. The atteadaaoe. too, Is far better than4 ever befora, while the lot wrest in -ebOSi work U KTWiMv -lnrasoi JUMy boya who weu eoateiuidatlnt; droaalaji out are now enthuslasth HHU. Ul)ll ha 0JO bu aud 48 girls anrol'tHl Serially Ao. the ndiutrUl wor. KM beea of grat hlue Tte al oo' has greatly tiuu-awd & a tint" Of puallt' lateral Tt.e parat. an' gfOttMp brotbn and tn R koma aro as murU ll.e''d as th a.nd trirle at school. g:iK wh.i Mtv-.belwa took ay latejt iu dowasUe work at bona ar g.ad ana proud to do so. Down la (ho ?bo, may bftoa be see a grandfather Bivy out gmildftoiM. w Hh sassestlons hU Seine of the worst case of dla eiplfno have beon oaslly mastered ' becAbio of the boya inters in tho she work. There U nothing ilk,4 a saw and fir board fQr letting tba ai'urwuus swam out of a boy Newport YAQUINA BAY Aegoa's Matchless Beach Resott THE PLACE TO Go'fOB PERFECT REST AND EVERY CON LlVADLE FORM OP HEALrilFUL AND .DEMGHTFUL REC iREATION. i .r,.t.mt'i.'c! ativ. rnMPLETE Best knee of It. rrosh wator from springs. All T Lh aa telegraph, tolophono, markets freshly provided ot r W. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurn Uhed to bo had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulation .NEWPORT Is reached by way of tho Southern Pacific to Albany or. Corvallls, thonco Corvalls. & Eastern R. R. Train service dally and tho trip a pleasuro throughout. RATE FROM SALEM SEASON SIX MONTHS TICKET 95.00. SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKET $3.00. Our olaborato now Summor Book gives a conclso description of Newport, Including a Hat of 'hotels, their caplclty and rates. Call on tolephono or WM. McMURRAY, Gonoral PassongorAgent, Portland, Oregon. The Want Advertisements are "Humanizing" ' Whon moro pooplo como to uso and answer cla33lflod advor tlsomonta, moro pooplo will know each other More People with Mutual Interests Will Meet- moro peoplo will find channels and opportunity for rcclpvcal service. Truly, tho want nds. nro "humanizing" peoplo shaming away tho scorn of small things, thb scorn of "bargaining," of exchang ing usotul but not used things for useful and usablo ones. Oovornor Chambor suspended tradltlonnl in yesterday ! lij j rules and allowed a prlsonc- to return to his homo In Portland for a ono- The Difference In Jewelry Thoro's satisfaction and real prldo to porsons of dlitlnctive tasto, In having and woarlng things different from tho ordi nary. ' Graceful and unusual Jewelry In evory different article that goe3 to make up our stock may be had hero In ltl.VGS, PINS, IIROOUIIKS, I.OCKI-7TS, BRACK. ; LKTS,- " pll AI.NS, WATCHKS, pons, i?ro. Visits from lookers are appre ciated whether a sale results or tiot. Barr's Jewelry Store State and Liberty Streets, fIP3 llliS ' O..L. . , l-:v COLwfs 9 '3 LARGES FACILITIES H ;IM 1M THE WEST FOrB ' THE PRODUCTION OP B ' HIQH GRADE WORK H "" l,w ki "STUN HtlttS mflHssmiEi Mutual food and an aouu- wrlto local ngont9. Admiral Rojestvonsky, who lost tho battlo In tho Japan sea to the Japanoso died yesterday from th wounds received nt tho tlmo. Tho Western Federation of Min ors, In sofslon yoitordny, devoted themselves to discussing politics. Many favored Socialism. o - A cough curo that can bo glvon to children without chnnco of harm is Kemp's Balsam, tho best cough curo It docs not contain poisons or harm ful drugs. Druggists sell It. Good News For You LISTEN! $12.50 Enameled Beds $12.50 This offer is really a oauae for Jubilation among Red buyer for what good housewife is not partial to a neat, cleanly Enameled Bed? rbaii oy, THIS TELLS YOU ALL AROUT IT This Brass Riled Enameled Bed for $12.50 Has extra largo Iron post wltb ornamented bras tube ail'iga. Height of head ai most 5 teet. IU rich blm eolor with brass fllllas rodj elves It an attraotlve appeat ar.ee which you would term xrad." We've marked it at the tow price of SIS.50 fnTTTTn House Furnishing Co. 177 State Street, LOW jrv A I JbS EAST Will Be Made1! This Season by m S O U-X H"E R Jj PACIFI &: r'(MNE$ XX OREGON rrom palcm, Qtc, A3 FOLLOWS: BdTH WAVS 0-NE WAT TO TimOXTGH VIA TOilTLAND CALIFOR.TU Chicago $74.15 $87$ St. Louis $60.15 $82,5f St, Paul $01.05 $817,5 Omaha . $61 .65 $75.00 Kansas City $61.65 $75.09 TICKETS WL.BH ON SAL3 July 6' 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21,22, Good -for return in 00 days vlti stopovor privileges at nleaiun wlthln'llmlta M REMEMBER THE DATES' For nny further information all ngonts. WTII. M'MURRAY, Genorol Passongor Agent, PORTLAND, OREGON. Time Card No. 03, Southern Psdfc j Co., ElTcctivo Sunday, Slay U, Toivnrd Portlnnd. Pasenirer. No. 1CV 5:13 n. m. Oregon Ej. press. No. 18. 8:40 a. m.- Cottago OroH pasaonger. No.. 12. 2:415 p. m. Roseburg pu- scngor. Toward, Portland, Freight. No. 222. 5:00 p. m.Portltil fast freight. No. 220.-10:4011:28 a, a- way frolght. Toward Snn Frnnclsco, PaMfSftr, No. 11 1..03 a. m. Roiebsri passenger. No. 17. 0:45 p. m. Cottags Ofon passengo. No. 1C. 9:u0 p. m. Callfor&liu press. No. 13. 3:31 n. m. San Frantlw express. Tniviinl finn PrnnrlMrO. PrelahL l No. 221.-2:43 a. m. Portlmd fW frolght. I No. 223.-11:28 a. m. way IreliH Ort'Ron Elcctlrc Tlmo TaWe Tlmo of arrival and departs e( cars' nt Salem lb na follows, PortliM and Intormodlato peints: Arrive U Local 8:40 a.m. 6:01 ti Exnrosa 10:50 a.m. 0:05 lb. Local 1:26 p.m. 11:05 m Express 4:20 p.m. 1:45 P- Local 5:46 p.m. 3:1! ? Exprosa 8:20 p.m. 6:0 h. CORVALLIS & EASTERN 1 TRUE TABLE No 4 Leaves Dotrolt l:00fi follows, commencing Jan. 16,1 Trains for CorvaUis. No. 8 Leaves Albany 7:55tl rrlves Pt CorvallU ....8.15 No. 10. Lvavos Albany S:55H Arrives at Corvallla ... 4:15r No. 6 Leaves Albany 7:UM Arrives at Corvallla .... 8:SH' Trains for Albany. No. 5 Leaves Corvallla M'1 Arrivoa at Albany t'Mu No. 9 cavea Corvallls 8:15 Anlves at Albany ... . :' No. 7 Loaves C.rvalUs 6;0M Arrives at Albany 6:l' No. 11 (Sunday only) Leaves Corvallla 11:1" ' Arrives at Albany U:55"' No. 12 (Sunday only) Leaves Albany 12;J5M Arrives a: Corvallls .... l:ll, Portland, Oregon, J'JJ uommoncing June zzna . servtrA will iq in .ffppt on tb-t of tho fl. & E. R. R. bet bany and- Yaqulna, dally p Troln K'n 1fi TrH ' Mixed PgJ vuu niumij lituB.tu. ;,. if. laquma liaun 'ijj Train No. 16 im'ZU Lv. Yaqulna . .2:15 p.m. J;J, . Aii)any.,cuuii.u' ti M On Siinri'iva tho afrvice Wu follews: rol Lv, Albany 7:36 a. m J ,r,rtt 11:40 a. m.; lv. Yaqulna 6:QB- . " A,DaQy U:3ArP: ScMURlUi rf v -2S-6t 4Ga. Pl ssmmb