New Mexico State Record, 1916-12-01

pose. . ! We m3V do tnW ,bat hich is! nourishment and other defect may a"(' at a time when hundreds of . leasing : schoo. lands ,n large bodies, cd Ms Mvrt.e Cole of Pat on. to muse ."resell ted to the vast throng GooJ Result. Ofained. 01 timed and be school keepers, or cause the appearance of d dines Tor teachers, even though :n the city, 'and asking for thP creation o' a com- hr- president: Mrs. W .la Skipw-th. pre-ent. No ,,n,e bad been given We all admit that Herculean ef-,we may grasp every oppottnity to indifference We should know that a,re ,00 m"ch occupied .to give mrs.oner of education who would nt P .sve'l v,ee r-e,dent: Miss .,t as to vlu-njhe doors would be forts-have been made dnrng the ! put 1ife blood into our subjects, and 'he goomv or sullen child may -eithe -thought to the matter or even to 'ook after the. administration of he Frene , of State college socrct.rtry: b,-, by :.,() the house wa. past few years, and that in general thus bring our pupil, into contact bave indigestion himse'f or have ai'- '? best method that , schoo s lands . the interest of the M-ss Louise Henderson, of the S 'ver f,! , capacity and still people remarkable results hav, been obtain- with the world of affairs, of which father or mother ol both chronically m'Sht K ' evised. It is even more , schools One. resolution, ratner va?ue, C ty Normal schoo . a member of the kept com ng until 8 o'clock and all ed. Some counties have splendid thrv must soon be a part. (affected by this or ..'miliar ailments. aPPa-"ent that the adoption of mo- ask' that l,"I"f 'te Pv. n be e.'ueat-o.,a! council for t Vee years ,he standing room m the balcony systems, due to the capable manage- The. cry we most frequently hear 'The effect on the child may be thc resolutions during the clos- -made by egislat on for tlv e na- Miss Pa., ine Madden of nnm.er- and lower floor was taken up. The . ment of tintirtna ,mertenrlent . j. v. r,;.-.n' ,u. .: M aJ '-,.. ... ...;:..t hours of the convention, is a'.so t'n of illiteracy trom the state of one. for two years, and Miss Lola !irst show was out at 10:20 and a

No one will deny the fact that common good or shall we be indif- rary. tlie stage, thp court, the club, tion, however, did not go through cr,. This increased in lf14 after F p , out. there is no question of greater com- fcrent to the needs of the whole sys- iintl the play grounds We may so unanimously but carried by a , road improvement to $.?,18.VS09, or rrom reBce . gue ; l a very few minutes two shots plcxity confronting the American tern and pursue our pet schemes for mo,ve. m this direction p we choose heavy majority. Thc fifth const tn- 15.4 per cent. Local real estate men The American Peace League sec-'w re heard' and the occupants of the people today than the educational personal glorification. The opportu- and be cI,as'cd 35 leaders. We will t'ona amendment suggerstcd, asking p-ace tl,e increase in land values on ,; which met at the Capitol build-' s,.l ., ran to the door Mae fear- prob'em. No one, unless it be our njty to make a united efficient sys- h.c compc led to move 111 this dtrec- for the complete installation of the arC0unt of improved roads at from brought in the following which, ing that others would be shot held most recent newcomer will deny the tern is crest high. Onr policy will be '.n w"'tner wi ling to do s0 or not. budget system in the administration to 50 per cent. wa, a.so afiopte(i. ,i,K)r nnd allowed no one to go fact that popular sentiment in New.read in the results attained. . 1 Hear someone say, I will be cnti-.of the fiscal affa rs of the state and j In Manatee Countv, Fla., careful "We favor the introduction of the out until Marshal Juan C. Bara ar-

until now we find ourselves in front I No criticism has been so harsh as! The pupils after all are the ones.. " half mile of improved roads. This of an avalanche in the form of althat directed at our course of study, i 'or whom the schools are maintain- Legislative recommendation of the'would give a total of $611,000, or popular demand that we offer to j When the truth is known, or realiz- ed ad the needs of the individual state unit idea, first advanced by more than twice the value of the every child o' the state an oppor- ed, the individual teacher will be held c"."0. must be uppermost in our,' Rupert F. Asp'.und. carried without bonds issued. tunity, whereby he may be able to ! responsible for bringing, about the nl,nis- How many have dropped by dissent. The legislature is asked . - appreciate his own capacities and demanded change. No expert or set he wayside because they have been to pass the necessary laws to put it I possibilities; be informed concerning of experts can accomplish the de-;Iost m the complicated system, or into effect so that every child in by the countv superintendent; for the opportunities for worthy service , sired result. were overwhelmed by hand-'caps in the state shall have equal opportu-'an increase of contingent expenses that the world affords; be prepared . ...dm.. tne wa-v of physical defects of which nity to obtain an education. ial'otted to the department o' educa- . a : i i: I Plan Must Be National. vn nrni, ,.rln.,.nvA i , r .1 ... , ., 1 ... t..i .r

other nriminnn-i ""i will. Let me. remind you that we Jccts and about their practical appli- tion, particularly the proposal to ! ,11 were given a director of industrial cations as does the teacher who at- amend the provision, relative to snp- J. S. Long, of Alamogordo, was work COunty high schools, and the tempts to teach them. Their lack of erintendent of public instruction nominated for the vice presidency. ! connt'v mlit taxation law without the ,'"s information is, however, only which was proposed to he by ap ap-Miss - Miss ap-Miss Grace Ooebel, of Deming, was a:j 0j ontsi(jc experts. Let me also their misfortune, while the lack of pointmcnt. This was voted down and nominnted and elected secretary of remjIui vou (hat teachers holdin" giving th's information on the part the recommendation to the lcgisla-

nn,m,n , r?r conventon cities in, and democrats to forget politics, so do not fully realize that upon the tendents, the educational association or even $100 per acre 1917. Felix Baca, seconded by M. L. far as the county superintendent was proper discharge of their duties as . asks the legislature to make them t Franklin Countv N Y. the Fox, placed Albuquerque before the concerned in the county of Bernali- citizens depends the future welfare appointive, or rather to submit a con- fi,T,lres seem to indicate ' tint the convention, incidentally comp.iment- , one of the most populous of of the community, the state, and the stitut:onal amendment to that effect rhanee from earth s-mdv and loam inir Santa Pe I.MH th manner in .1.:. . -..... .l.:,h union ujp bav ttrt,r foilot t -.. j .. ., ......j CUdnge irom earill, sailliy, ami IMlll

anniial convention of the New Mex-! enumerated shortage is supplied? )f V ,V Vccas 1 014- laJ h SenT ''r10,:ichi"? ",anK,,r-, Ve are respon- ,,ul,c injures which were' record record-ico - ico record-ico Educational Association consist-l T)o not misnnderstand me. I am , s'anta Fe 2 '. sl,,le. and we wiP be held to account. (., ranged from (A per rent to SO ed of addresses of welcome by Gov- not so egotistical or blind as to believe F" r0n,mitte,.nr n V ' AM l-'T''5 , ""'t. continue to learn .,(.r r(,nr ; Snotsvlvania County Va ernor W. C. McDonald, A. B. Rene-' that a survey would not reveal many Rovd , c Hiram 1 1 a die v n f Me'sill, 1? SL'0"; wn,e a"'! 'lo a",hmc- from r.8 to 104 i Dinwiddie Countv',

ence on the part o' the people of Hie only thing to be taught has j reappointment. , t0 ea(.n acre cf iand wjthin a extends its sincerest and heartiest been drinking some earlier in the New Mexico to the educational passed. The day when the "text-j The proposition that " the leglsla- ,a'f mile of improved roads. Tracts thanks and appreciation of this serv- evening and was ittst about to go needs? I believe not. On the con- book" teacher w l! be tolerated is ture submit to the peopl, an amend- sold at from $8 to $10 per acre were ice to the Scouts' organization as a home, when lose Maria Chaves and

problem. educational affairs of the state under being advocated that 'very teacher picture show and with the able as- . . .. (the administration of Hon. Alvan N.. should receive library instruction. jsistance of Mesdames McLeran and Supervisor Of Education. (White." The Boy Scouts and thek School Master. Club Lindahl as t:cket seller and ticket The convention put itself on record scoutmaster were thanked at length I The School mater's club elected taker, should make the Rex one of as favoring the appointment of cOun-1 for their service as cruides and in Prof W A Poore. of Carlsbad ore- tt.. rl f .I..