Show Sc- HjALD-REPUBLICAN THE SYSTEM BUDGET PRESSED BE TO and the principals superintendents to that sec strong are friendships formed between’ teacher and student and in this way the ambitions awaken Of the students Dr Phillips asserted that all of the college education in the world would not aid a man if he did not know how to apply it in the world : 1 Biscuit Nourishment — large Merrill of the Box Elder A M school County High spoke on "The Adaptation of the 'High School to Conditions" Rural Mr? Merrill rtook the view that the high school district should pay the of students to transportation expenses told how the and from the school to Plan was working out in Box Elder He the establishment county advocated Next Year of in aftpurriculum keeping:with the environmentsof the community in wnicn tne school is located Too Many High Schools HIS Hall state high school in Mosiah snector the nositlon took that to high school districts are Jbeing that the teachers and the formed and alike Activities of Short Session Open should taxpayers see that they are economically administered He cited San‘' Juan county' as an example With of He said San Juan is divided into two high school districts both of which building large schools are He called attention to the fact that it Is the smallest in in the county populationschools state and that the two high will be a burden to the people He Nov 23 President Wilton Washington advised in is giving careful —consideration moderation expenditures to In the grammar grade section Miss for reduction- of means government Carol the Mackay sang a solo and James year because of expenses next West played on the violin it Orson Ryan European war was learned today delivered "Play and the and is aiming toward a an addresson budget system Rural School" in to which he advocated expenditures and In better methods of play for the younger come children After a vocal solo by Arnold The activities of the short session Beckstrand A J really Hagen delivered an opened today when the hearings House address on "The Difficult Pupil” Mr appropriations committee began the handlingof the or the District of Hagen went intft and Columbia the girl who bill A subcommittee will obstreperousboy is tell the truth begin work next Thursday on the legislative not prone to He gave the section several executive and judicial appropriation problems to solve for Itself bill C H Judd the grade plan of the Dr addressed The appropriations committee section and confined himself to have these supply to the two read He took measuresready by the time Congress teachingof children to the position that silent The legislative is better convenes December fiscal reading act tor the current child than reading aloud year appropriated and for the and the estimates that teachers should not $37500000 advocated for the child a bad reader a because comingbyyear exceed the currentis consider he stumbled over his words He appropriation $3000000 which the child’s eye is faster than exactly the estimate for a proposed The district current articulation and gave this as a reason agricultural census year expenses are $12000000-and Officers Section N'ames for next estimates year approximate section the The primary of demonstrated same figure methods teaching children Hearings on the naval appropriationindifferent the bill will begin next primary grades Miss Violet Monday Iverson and Miss Alice Haggerty sense training with their A ON class from the grade Webster school Miss Cora Nightingaleand Mrs Martha Mandell demonstrated speaking and articulation with the 11 A 'class grade from the Ensign school and Miss Lucy Quinn with a class from the Emerson school demonstrated geography elected as follows: (Continued rom Page 1) Officers section were Mrs and said that the teachers Primary annie D Cozine should bring — Miss about an adjustment without touching vice president Libby Edwards president and Miss the feelings of any student in regard Genevieve to his or her religious beliefs Willardson secretary section A J his assertion that the love grade While — Hagen president in the high James W Anderson vice school and the college president and Jesse M Steele secre had a great bearing on the student tary laughter from the brought much and college section older teachers and a few giggles and High school A president and J B— titters from the George Eaton ones Dr Phillips younger orbes secretary demonstrated several instances in he forcibly called to which the attention of the teachers needs of supervision ' — purity— fine TUESDAY 1914 Herald-Republican Herald-Repulilhmu Coupon PUBLIC With SCHOOLS iLlS PETTICOAT — ull of colors With coupon— 59c the package moisture-proof Ar - 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districtswhich the several counties and the state have placed order that the themselvesin schools should be the best in the country in time will tell should furnish It food for 'thought for it cannot go on forever The heavy bonding and the increased expenditures for the schools should cause reflection and the school men of this state should work of out some the problems which are confrontingthe schools that the cost may be lessened” should be a board of control "There elected by the people to control and unify the educational institutions of the state This board should have control of expendituresand should have the entire say of the schools and those who control of them so that are to be in the schools be dragged may not again into such disgraceful and unpleasant situations as occurred the late during Wh’at we want to do is to campaign stop cultivating plants in our hothouse schools and give the children something of real value for the money which is being expended" C H Judd of the 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With I our hundred children comprisingthe children’s chorus from the Nephi public schools will arrive in Salt Lake this on a special train over the morning Salt Lake in of Route charge W H Lee traveling freight and TO passenger of the road The chorus agent under the direction of Prof Carl Nelson music biscuit baked by supervisorof the Nephi schools will sing at the sessions of the Utah ("ssociation today H Grace A R and Ray Paxman W C Andrews school Stewartof the Nephi will board the children and look after accompany them luring their stay in the city n Stomach Specialist Special street cars will be furnished by to haul the children As a specialist who has spent many the traction thecompany depot to the look for that years in the study and of from treatment Assembly hall been forced to stomach troubles that have the most people who have been conclusion Arrangements also made possess ?'r entertainment of the children complain ofthat stomach trouble healthy sessions they will be taken to stomachs ape absolutely and central fire station normal The real trouble that Chamber of Commerce club and several which causes all the pain and difficulty lege room home economicsassociation is excessive acid in the stomach and plants manufacturing 17 Lafayetteschool by food fermentationHyperacidity will be served them at the Luncheon 730 p m — Generalsession Assembly Irritates the delicate lining of High School East the direction under hall the stomach and food of D H city superintendent fermentation Christensen musical this The evening of schools program causes wind which distends the stomach will be as follows abnormally causing that full inale to Edna bloated feeling Death of Minnehaha Thus both acid and Anderson chorus Hand opera Lament fermentationinterfere with and retard from II Pagliacci John T Hand sextet the process of digestion The stomach THIS from Lucia Hand opera chorus quartet is usually healthy and normal but from Rigoletto irritated almost past Edna Anderson by the Utah Educa-association endurance The program of for “these foreign Aura Rogers Carl Irwin Samuelson and Dr acid and wind tional today is as folelements W Holdaway Snow will acall such cases and — they In comprise lows: the singers over 90 per cent of — all session stomachdifficulties General Assembly hall at the first and only step necessary 930 o’clock is to— neutralize the acid and stop the 2 p m Departmental sessions: Art —room fermentationby taking in a little warm section 31 TO THIS Young Memorial or cold water immediatelyafter eating building business session 18 room from of bisu-rated Lafayette school one to two tcaspoonfuls classicaLsection room Preparations are being made for an magnesia which is doubtless the 16 Lafayette school crafts section interesting session of the juvenile court best and only really effective antacid room 22 school juvenile division of the Utah Lafayette Educational and food corrective The acid known court section room 30 to be held in room 30 of the 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