Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 11, 1908, FIRST EDITION 3 P. M., Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'cV!f'W!W5lfftrTr"p,r HAIL CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALVM, OMM6ir, inHtttmkV, KOVlWMR 11, lfO 2 t THE CAPITAL JOURNAL R IIOFKH, Ed. nd Prop Independent Newspaper Dorotud to American Principle aud the l'mnrcs and Derclopcmcnt of All Oregon. ruMKhed Bvorv Jiveujntf Bxcopt Sunday, Salem, Oru. 81JHSC1UPTION KATES. (Invarlablr In Advance.) Daily, by filer, per year tf.00 1'or month Wo Dally, bf mall, per year. 4.00 Per month 33o t Weekly, bjr mall, per vcar- 1,00 Six month fiOt iv podngogy, or Its spiritual equnvalont, pschycology, or metaphysical science Teaching ability Is great, but tho ability to lusplro others to become students, to think, to feel, to ox pross, to create; that Is far greater. That Is the dlvlno art that stamps tho man or woman a real tcachor tho arouser, tho awakonor, tho trans mlttor of tho promethean spark that Illumines tho world. Tho possession of scholarship and culture nro cap!- tal, reserve power, giving fertility to effort, stirring other tpuls to emula tion. A competent authority declares that 75 per cent of the public school -.teachers enter upon their dutlos wlth- ritAOTIOAIi VALUE OF MANUAL In tho largo cltlej tho schools dout any special tralnlnR 'whatever TRAINING AND OTHElfc life- littlo moro than coop tho child up Onco a teacher, a teacher for lifo FLECTrONS ON KDUOA- land mako It study abstract things In does not occur In many cases, but TION. an uninteresting way. Only when 'certainly few who begin to teach over 1 a boy goes wrong bocauso of thesUj resign to got professional equipment. Manual training in tho United misdirected energies has ho been al-,Honco tho necessity of short Vacation Statos dates from tho Centennial ( lowed an opportunity to train hh terms at norml schools. Tho board exposition of 187G. Foreign ex-, hands and then in a roform school J of rogonts has encouraged the beat hibits from Moscow awnkoncd in-jm mnny cities it Is still imposslbio possible summer nnd betwoon term terost In tho subject and tho first for n. lmv rh lmvn whnt. la hla riri.f 'nnttnra mPiniI Bchools wore established In Boston ' naturally tho employment of his I Tho avorago number of students artrl flf T .mi let Tf fn anntl fniiml i..i..uii.t u..m.. i. . . .. . . no nas Doionging nt Asiunmi (i20),Mon- All Humors Arc lmpuro matters which tho skin, ltvcr, kidneys and othor organs cannot take care of without help. Pimples, bolls, eczema ond othor erup tions, loss of nppctlte, that ttrcil fooling, bilious turns, fits of indigestion, dull head aches and many othor troubles nro duo in them. They nro removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known as 8 wsatabs. 100 doses SI and St. Louis. It was soon found .ImluBtrlnl nctlvlt'cs unit!" that drawing, tool Instruction, wood dono somothlng to earn tho reputa and metnl work and domestic scl onco woro tndlsponslblo as parts of such a system. Manual training Is broader and moro far-reaching than teaching trades. It has been defined ns tho Hon of being bad, Tho school cannot mouth (118), nnd Weston (16B), to talled 303, or In round numbers 400. accomplish Tho Instruction cxponso In these three everything needful for tho snlvatlon schools totnls about $14,000 n yonr of socloty. It is not tho "whole iench. At 400 pupils this means a thing." It is but a holpor In mak- porcnplta expense of for Instruction Ittg tho homo, tho cltlzGIlBll't). the nf SISO nnr ntmlnnt. With2nnHf.it- creatlon of industrial intelligence, community. Tho nuostlon is asked 'dnnts nt until Rohrnl the ner nn.nL Manufacturers complain that tho nv- by society of all schools, aro thoy an tn would bo roduced to $70. With orago young man who applies for n'offlclont helper? Do thoy produce stato dormitories, and 200 studonts Job has not this" Intolllgonco nnd to hotter men and womon7 nt each school, tho fees from each this Is duo tho demand for manual I m 100G out of 1G,23G,0u0 pupils student would ho $32, leaving but training nnd upon tho public school enrolled In tho schools of our coun- $38 por capita to ho mndo up by tho abb fallon tho burden of supplying try, only 105,000 or ono of each state Wo recommend that tho log thls motor action. I hundred, woro students of collegos Hnl-uro provide school buildings, Prof. McAlllstor, city suptorinton-(or high schools. Of nil who at- dormitories nnd suitable oquipmont dent of schools, Philadelphia, 1883. tend hhIiIIr nr-linnta n7 nor nni ,trrm',. .., .i. .? r -i. i.t ... gavo this doflnltlon. "All thnt Id, out boforo graduating. Tho vast ma-(on a basis of 200 students, prorldo meant by n mnnunl trnlnlng school Jorlty arc forced to bogln tho Btrug- nn appropriation for repairs, hcat- tho snd news came that ho was bur led at sea. Sho wns of a very affectionnto dis position nnd all who know her (whon thoy wont to tho postofllco which she ntteuded nt Brooks), know by hor merry, or sad mood, wheJJior or not, sho hnd1 n letter from Harry. Tho hours and moments wore couutod un til his return, consequently nil folt tho shock, not alone over his loss, but grcator still nt hor's, for sho was left with her sorrow. triTaBTaVafrpMT V:- "nWWPfifnl'lrTi! I la tho addition of a sufflciont amount Rlo of llfo boforo gottlng any higher ling, light nnd water, nnd caro o of work In handling of tools ond tho education. ShouM thnv not Tmvn mi. L.nun.1. .,.t t,n fi,nm M,n i, at education. Should thov not lmvn ml. manipulation of mntorlals, to n good ucntlon of their hands ns well as sound education In langungo, ninth- their heads? omatlcs, history, sclonco nnd draw ing." Manual trnlnlng introduces the twnso of responsibility for whnt Is nndertafton, tho pride growing from BuccossfMl nchlovomont. Tho In lorn doalro of mnnklnd to do things, to mako things, to bo a crontor, lb gratified. In thnt which wo expect of others wo may And discontent, dissatisfaction. In that which we learn to do with skill nursolvos wo find ploaBuro and satisfaction. Manual training enn bo introduced in schools that hnvo not tho money Thero nro two results of nil ed ucation ImprosBlon upon tho Indlv- unl action. To ono sinks In, the other goos out. Dtit Idons fully ab sorbed and assimilated como fortb In concroto conduct, In tondonclos to bohnvlour of tho future cltlzon. It Ib thnt which results from odu cntlon oxprosslon thnt which comcB rorth rrom tho heart nnd brain that concorns socloty. Public education Is to nt tho 011111 for citizenship, to propnro tho Indlv ual, through tho nntoncy of tho ntate, to entor "fully, readily and rlght- f .grounds, nnd that there thon bo nn appropriation based upon numbor bolonglng. On brfsfs of 200 studontfi In ench school, tho schools can bo mado to defray nearly one-half of tho oxponso for actual Instruction. OIIKGON MAN GOING TO AL IJKItTA, CANADA. to buy oxponslvo outfits of tools cmiBly Into Kb aurroumllngB," with and mntorlals as follews: decorating tho ond nlwnys In view thnt ho Bhnll of Hchool roomB; beautifying schoal bettor thoso conditions for himself grounds; laying out nnd construct- and for othors, nhall domlnato nnd 1ng appllancos for games; roplaclng mold environment Instead of bolng n wood patchos with lawns, flowors, j moro creaturo of clrcumstanco Tlnos, shrubs, trcos; making n plot that mind shall bo glvon Its full tof ground Into n park; gnrdonlng ntj dominion. school nnd homo; cloanlng nnd ro- pslrlng bookH and dosks; making tubblsh boxos, etc. Tho tlmo Is coming whon such a sclonco as goomotry will not be taught from tho toxt book nlonu Out ot 1327 CUIQS Of 4000 or, Tho studont will mnko his modols to dVOf nianunl trnlnlng was tonight In ( lllustrnto his donnltlous, nxloind, E10 cities In 1000, nn Incronso of thcoroms, nnd probloms, nnd thon 90 ovor 1005. In 1800 only 37 In-J will go outsldo nnd mako practical eluded manual trnlnlng. In 1900, application of thorn. IIo Is thus glv thero woro 113 tndopondont manual. lug oxprosslon to n hlghor powor of Training bohquih whu io.uxu m donta, 31,000 mnloB and 17,000 fe nalM, About $11,000,000 Is Invested In "buildings and oquipmont of those schools, which nro of high school grado.. It Is a remarkable fact thnt Industrial training Ib moro gonoral In negro schools, Indlnn schools nnd schools for defectives than In tho publto sohoolB for whlto Amorlcnn youth, Tho 20th annual report (1907) on Industrial oducntlon of Hobokon, N. J showB that C3G jvupllB took cooking, 487 Jolnorj (woodwork) 619 wood carving, 707 modelling, 1711 sowing. Interest Ineroasoa un sTiatod. After the eighth yonr tho girls go Into domestic sclonco. orroivruNiTY to risk usual ly CALL FOIt IllSADV MON- i:y. havk you any? start a savings account with us. dklosit regu. larly. a part ok your darnings and you will ALWAYS HAVH ItliinV MON ICY AT YOUR COMMAND. mathomatlcB than ho could ovor nc compliBh by moro theory. Tho country school teacher who has but four to Bovon monthB' torm to tench, should bo oncourngod to attond n normnl school during the rest of tho yonr.. If nocoBsary, part of tho cxponso should bo borno by tho district at lonBt transportation. Tho country nnd stato could woll nf ford to Join In his oxponso ns the bottor equipped tonchor would more than repay nil outlay even if tuition woro Included, Tho school tenchor must not only bo nn educntod porson, but must be trnlnod scientifically to comprehend subjects, to Intorprot tholr valuo In tho dovolopmont of ho human bolng to understand the child nnd nbovo all to hnvo Borne fundamental concepts of mind based upon tho scionco of SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL IN RUSINKSS OVKIUSS YEARS I3ort Huffman, editor, poot, poli tician, reformer, hits Bhnkorr tho dust of ciiHtorn Orogon. IIo Is no longer concctod with tho Hast Orogonlnn, having sold out his Interest nnd resigned tho editorship Bevoriir weoks ngo. ITo lb now a Albortu farmer nnd oxpeots to movo to Calgary, Canada, with his family and housohold goods next spring. IIo has purchased a section of whuuC land 18 mllos enst of Calgary In tho How rlvor vnlloy and 1h going; to porsonnlly conduct farming opora tloiiH. IIo snys It Is tho best coun try ho Imb ovor soon for a mtut with Itmttod moun8. Onu una bocuco a largo quantity of Hind with small capital and' whim tho luntl" Itr once plowed nnd foneod' it Is nhnast as valunblo as In tho- Umatilla whaC bolt. Mr. Huffman has enjoyed; nowspapor work nnd wilt mtns the dully visits of his uxuhnugetr, but ho can work nnd think along; tho same HnoB In Albortn and wilt over bo found upon tho sldu of political pros roan. Thnt la a groat, luxuriant, fur tllo, throbbing- omplro nnd some day, llko tho .United Stntea of Amor- Icii, will throw off tho English yoke. It Is n beautiful! country und no place- could afford a more ploasant summer outing than Danff, Calgary or othor Afbortan points. Tho Capital Journal is not going to ndvlso anyono to go to Albortn to ralso grain. It may bo a good stock country, but nt Ioast ono nowspapor man has como back from thoro frozon out In mldsummor, Now va rieties of groin may remedy tho freoslng weathor when oats and wheat nro In tho milk. For tho present Oregon la good enough, and good luck to Mr. Huffman. COFFEE is perishable, it ought to be kept in tight packages, not exposed to air. Your grocer rrtun rour mqner M jmi dr Uka Schllllnir'a Brt: wt par hlm CALLS IinUKK AND GKTS TRIP TO CALIFORNIA Mrs. W. D. Wheeler nnd Miss Dc8slo W.heolor have gono to Los V gelcs, California, to MTre. Wicofcr's daughter, Mrs. Chas. Arnold, to 3pond tho wlntor. .Monday nlgllt', aa a numbor of tho family wont to tho depot to bid Mrs. W. D. Wheeler good byo ho mo ono nsked Uosslo why Bho did not go. W. D. Wheeler said If sho wanted to go hO" would buy her ticket. Shu took him nt his word and wont. It wns a groat sur prise to tho crowd, as thoy did not think sho would go hut sho-'b'nm tlio' laugh nnd Is on hor way to Lob An-goles. eorw, TUB REST ROAST TUB FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtalnod from our prlmr tondor and juicy beof, mutton o pork. All our moats aro solected from tho choicest, and prepared for tho tablo to suit the demands of the fastidious. Our prices are lowor for quality than you can flud at any place In Balom. K. O. CROSS, I'lionf SUl. 870 State St TORRID ZONE FUNARCE Don't tell about what you would' do If you woro some ono ulso Just Bhow what you can do yourself. Next to SunsKihe pure air and deep broa things, the' best medtcipo for all run-down con ditfoea of tho stomnch, nerves and' blood, is that unfailing renovator? restorative nnd tonic oea:ham'l 5U &errwtr. la baxat 10c mtLi 25. O. F. MASON BOX CO. 247 Miller St., South Salem, manu facturer of all kinds of boxes, cratos and fruit dryor accossorlos. Phono S8. j ARE YOU SICKPi Do You Wish to Get Cured?! 1 TDK HAD DKATU OF HARRY JONFS Tho Bad news came on Saturday you cannot call writ for symptom of tho death of Harry Jones, of After you haT tried tho other doctors, como and see the old reliable Chinese doctor. He guarantees to euro after everything olso has failed. Dr. Kum has lived over 20 yeaw In Salem, and ha3 cured a great many of Salem's woll-known men and wo men, and has scores of testimonials from thankful patlonts whom he hac cured In the past. Ho guarantees to. cure where tho knlfo seems tho last resort. He treats all chronic aaJ nervous diseases, catarrh, asthma, lung and throat troubles, stomach, liver, kidney and heart trouble, rheu matism, gall stones, tapo' worms loat vitality, general deblllt:', rupture and all klnda of fomalo complaints. Ex amination and consultation free. If Qrooks, a marluo on the crulsor Pennsylvania of tho Pacific Heot on tholr way from Honolulu to Magda lona bay, Ho wns burlod at sea. HIb term had nearly oxplrod. Tho ontlro community wns shocked as well as thoso near nud dear to him and his young wife. Coffee The aroma-tlght can protects It against Impurities and deteri oration never sold lu bulk. Your srrocer will grind lt bettor if ground at home not too Unq. Tho nbovo paragraph Is front the Brooks correspondent of tho, Gervnls Star Harry Jones was n son of Sllns Jonoa of Brooks, and was related to tho highly respected and vory largo Jones' family connection nt Brooks. Ho marrlod a young lady, a nleco of M.r. A8pouwals of Urooks. Strange to sny, h few months Inter ho Joined tho nav. Hla wife says tnat ho always had au uncontrollable deslro to go Xi sea, and whon she- re luctantly yielded to his Wish, hewaB vory happy and wont for four years. Hie tlmo had nearly expired when blank to the Dr. Kum Bow Wo Drug Co., 167 South High stret. Salem. Oregon. HICKORY BARK Cough Remedy Aiiotviriv mi r" "'I i i imih Coughs., Colds CROUP irui.itr vsastaac IMhgopinf Coufh ItotrtrnfM Bfonchlllt SORE THROAT 44 IW4 iTMROAT.ndtUNCS t4m m ra a SAirM.crM.it.s..A, awsasBaasnaBBM fU lr-Kt (m 1 iBHKflmnrmPnmrllaBflSlHL' The above cut roprosenta mr brick llnod Torrid Zono Furnaou, GJriaraateod gas, smoko and duat foof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER 988 STATE STREET. Estimates turnlsned on heating III 1 1 H II II I M I 1 1 1 II 1 1 I I II ; Flowers end Bulbs;; '; J CAJCJL P. RUEP, 371 Stato Bt.. ; " Salem, Ore. ; ; ' I Fnill lino of Tulips, Hyn- " ' ', clnths. Narcissus and all klnda ; ) ; f of Bpolng bulbs. Tlmo to plant ; ; '' them- is now. l&-l?-lmo. !! milHIUHI MHIIt HUM O C T. Co. Steamers- Pomoia aud Oregomt Ibavo for Portland dally except Sun day ad 6 a. ra. Nt. 1 IkLTWrN. Agenr. Qrvat CXlnese Doctor L. M . HUM Haa. metVJctno whlek will care any known dHeaso. He- uafaea a special ty f, aud; guarantees to cure Catarrh Asinma, Luns, Thjoat, Rhennatlsm, Debility, Stomach, Lhrer. Kidney' Tjoublosi ateo soay blackened or awollon sureneos, broken limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; all klads of Bolls, Lost Manhood, Female Weak nesar Herais Twrnblee and Paralysis Con&altatton free! Care of Ylck So Tong Co., CMaese drugs and herbs, 153; Hlg St.. upstairs. Salem, Or, RAIL RollT Tlmo cam w .rV H -. EffccUTL!?HlL inno '". i - -IP- . . - wmw- virifll kl Nf 10 a.i. ,v pasaonger. 8' ta-Cttatt No. 12 2mk . l soneor. '" p -8b No. 14 9 ; 13 m fc press. p,m-.Pon, No. ffi""?. OiM, P. frolelif. pPflnS No 226.-10:4.!,... height. ,,,!l . a. Tnvnrd Snn Pw.w No. 11. -.it. Mr". nnnnnnira. " "!.. No. 17. 6:45 p. n,., "Vr"k - No. 133.31 freight. 0 n-Prtl,3 r!2lH!l:1l:28a.m.-) Orwtrnn 171., , 3 TlmofarnVaTanT;1 cars nt Salem K'fliWH, nnd Intermodtntn i.." .,n .v fUIUl 8:40 a.m. 10:50 s m vp: i ! F:5- ! ; " v ut, J:20p. m. Lnnnl Express Local Kxpross Local Exprosa 1 t'.ni !ii Now is the lime to visk Californii Wbn. summer hit passed lu thete north orn. states, the tn li only rolia under tU bright bluo iklei o! Southern Californii. This la one o( nature' havp'piy proTlaloas eternal summer tor thoso who cannot ea dliro a more Mtwj ollmate. California on beta called tho "Mecca, ot tho winter tonrbt" Its hotel! and Hop ping places an u varied as tho of til woll regulated elite Visitors can i!hi find suitable ttm modhtlons, es:W companions anl nt- led, pleasing rttrn tlons. SOUTHERN PACirrC CO, Will bo glad to mpply km vory attraetlre Hterattrt. lescrlblne In detail th many dollghts ol winter U California. Tho rate from Sateo toba Ancolfru- and retnrn li 5i- Lltnlf b1x rooathJ, allowla stoporers In either dire, tlon. Similar exeorsloa rat nro irr effect to all Callforak points. j For. f ull Informatloa, lflH q reBorvoHbns aad ut, " ' tologrnph or wrlta a. or W3I. JPMUmW "! J rortfaw, otw. i Graber Bros. O O O O O O O' 0 CANDIDATES' CARDS. o o o; OOOOOO o. oo The undersigned hereby an nounces hlmsolf ns an Independent candidate for tho office- of City Mar-, shal at tho coming election. J. L, SKIPTON. C-9 'N ONE OR MANY COLORS QB .51 LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR Rf ' 'ffij THE PRODUCTION OF . jH HIGH GRADE WORK H IATIS AS UW AS CASTIIR BOBSIsH VffWTfrH PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING t ... nt ittti Will go l""'"" ' l .- -II nrrlflM. ZUlM $ I ' V . elve UW ?J .i. .an I (Aft mM"B to be up to vu xai ara. WE WILL DB VIS 0N COKTRACH Call atourifcoP": . ,u nf Barr'i " irevi. w-- -- .Klf Store, fnono -n I 8 o o o o o 2j' x - . O Teacher of IS! ,i riass. " jiA . .i- -o.h caa ' i M hni I - It w-- - , In vnnr-d studies, I I . . lit I .o . . : First XattoB..--- VJ lifiltl x - w