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The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
GIVING MEDALS
IN THE SCHOOLS
They Lead to Political Con-
mutation, Says Mr..
Faulkner.
Teachers Discuss the Philosophy
of Gauging Merit Deci-
mally.
Superin tendent Webster Favors Re.
turning to the System of
Medals and Reports.

"Re wards and Ranking in the Public
Schools as a Means of Encouraging Good
Work and Department" was the subject
of talk last night before the San Fran
cisco Teachers Club by R. III. Webster.
Superintendent of City Schools.
The subject was all the more interesting
because of the fact that the retiring Board
of Education had made a rule that no
medals should be awarded in the schools
this year, the board having been impelled
to that action by the request of large
majority of the school principals.
The abolition of rewards, marks and
ranking in schools had been suggested by
many teachers, while others earnestly ad-
vocated the continuation of the system,
said Mr.. W ebster. One of the principal
objections to the system was that stud
enIs worked for marks and rank rather
than for learning But the speaker con-
tended that this objection was trivial and
without any logical foundation; for
whether student studies for the marks
or the knowledge he certainly cannot
gain one without the other. The practice
had been to multiply scholarships and re-
wards in the universities, it having been
found that they acted as a salutary stimu-
lus.
By a system of credits or grades pupils
work was kept under strict observance
and check was i'm posed upon idleness or
bad behavior. There was no doubt that
such checks were needed. To determine
the fitness OF pupil for promotion to a
higher grade it would be necessary to be
guided by the credits gained by the pupil
in the grade in which he might be at the
time. 1t stim ulated effort, because there
was competition; it checked egotism and
made the pupil am bilious and self-reliant.
1t was this competition and rivalry which
developed such men as Demosthenes,
Cicero and Daniel Webster. By it, men
were measuring their strength in the
arena of thought, and by it they are
spurred onward to greater effort.
1t was now proposed to abolish this sys-
tenn of credits and rewards which kept
alive enthusiasm, and by which the pupil
gauged his progress in his studies.
1t had been argued, he said, that pupils
should study for the love of study, but it
was not natural that they should. Cred
its and rewards inspired them to acquire
the habit OF study. which they took with
them into life as they grew older. Study
for the love OF study could not be incul-
Gated in the mind of the pupil. The most
eminent educators in the country had de-
clared that percentages and rewards were
necessary to induce pupils to study.
Therefore the sy stem should be continued
and encouraged.
Silas A. White asked whether Mr.. Web
ster had not found it difficult to keep the
record of proficiency of pupils in recita.
tlons or oral work, and MI. Webster re-
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11

reference back to Congress under it would
defeat the whole intent of the bill that it
has been abandoned and is no longer
urged. Now, as l say. the Secretary is
standing exclusively in his objection on
the ground thar the money provided will
not complete the work, Will the assur-
that the work can be done for the sum
provided. Just now long this may stand
as an excuss for doing no WORK at all is
Governor Budd and Attorney General
Fitzgerald came down from Sacramento
on the same train with Judge Mcguire.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
NO MONEY TO PAY,

City Employees Must Go to tho Brokers
for Two or Three Months
at Least.
1t is quite possible that the City en-
pIoyes whose salaries are to be held
out until the new fiscal year in order to
pay the demands of contractors may have
to wait a much longer time than the mid.
die of July.
1t has developed that there will be no
money to pay them for about three
months. The reason of this is that the
personal property taxes, out of which it is
intended to paw them. will not be appor-
toned until September, and that there
will be very little money available until
then.
The money received from fees and other
sources before September l will not be
nearly sufficient to supply the demands.
The brokers will reap harvest, for in any
event, whether next months pay is forth
coming or not, the July ana August sala-
ries will not be paid out of the City trea-
Sury.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
That "Loadedn Cfg,r.

Balthazar Zopf, the cigar-m aker, charged
with assault to commit murder by giving
Henry Trip, boy, "loaded" cigar to
smoke, appeared in Judge Lows court yester-
day morning. The Judge on learning the
facts reduced Zopi's bonds to $500, and he
was released. The case was continued till
Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
riages were performed by spirituallsts, me
first by Mrs; J. J; Whitney OF this CITY ana 'ne
second by Mrs. Watson of San Jose,
BALDITO WAS INJURED.
He Will Make Charges Against omcer
Peters, Who Beat Him WITH
~ Club

The charge of disturbing the peace, pre-
ferred by Police Officer j. Peters against
Andrew Baldito, of 504 Broadway, mas
been dismissed in the police court
The defendant, through his attorney,
Thomas Graham, proposes bringing
charges before the Police Commissioners
against the officer, who, when making the
arrest, beat him with club so that IL was
ecessarv to take thirteen stitches In his
scalp at the Receiving Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
Will Appear for Charity,

The benefit performance to be given at the
Baldwin Theater on Thursday afternoon, May
13, in aid of the free ward of ST. Mary's Hos
pital will, from all appearances, be a success.
De Wolf Hopper and his entire company will
appear in the second act of Sousas brilliant
opera Sci Captain" Mr. Hopper is also down
for specially, as are Joe Cawthorne, Ferris
Hartman and others. The Tivoli Opera house
company and Denis O'Sullivan win sing an
act OF .'Shamus O'Brien." In the cast of this
piece will appear Phosa McAllister, George
Bosworth, Frances Jollife, Mr. Cayanaugh.
Anna Daily and Frank B. Robinson.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
Stanley, the Bigamist.

Ira n. Stanley, the engineer, charged with
bigamy, appeared bofore Judge Campbell yes
terday morning. Both wives were in court
but as difficulty presented itself the case
was continued till tomorrow. The second
marriage was consummaeed in San Jose, an
it was pointed out that as he was arrested
there he should be tried there. Both mar
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11

CHRISTIAN Endeavorers are coming, there.
fore have your paper-hanging and painting
done now. NJ Merigan, 1902 Webster street,
work. Latest styles of paper &c. ingrains SC. :
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
NEW ro-DAY-DRr GOODS.
A RESISTLESS AVALANCHE
NEW
SPRING GOODS
SACRIFICED.
ONL0ADING-SALE BARGAINS

To say that the GREAT UNLOADING SALE OF
OUR GIGANTIC OVERSTOCK has swept everything
before it but faulty portrays the TREMENDOUS
OUTPOURING of buyers that last week responded
to the advertised announcements of the SWEEP
ING CUTS IN PRICES with which this wonderful
sale inaugurated.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11

oOo-5INCH ALIrSILK SHADED TAFFETA MORE
cUC RIBBON assorted coors value 6Oc will be- CLOSED
30c ~
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11

OSo-4INCH ALI-sILK SHADED TAFFETA MOIR]
EoC RIBBON assorted colors value 45c will be close
25c yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
SHADED TAFFETAS.

)Oo-3-INCH ALL-SILK SHADED TAFFETA MOIRT
-OO RIBBON in assorted colos 3Oc will be CLOSED
out at 20c yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
GIGAN TIC
REDUCTIONS
PREVAIL.

In presenting few samples of the still greater
inducements with which it continues, beg leave
to again remind intending buyers that this is not
sale of old, out=of-date styles, but is offering of
NEW, FRESH, CLEAN GOODS OF THIS SEASONS
IMPORTATION, which have been marked down re-
gardless of sacrifice to force them out.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11

aA1 HANDsoME I sa SILK WAISTS beautifully
be closed 81 80.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
SPIEL T.!

stock of Cream and Leghorn Ribbons is now comne+s
all the novelties; Satin and o
"a inch inches width
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!

O1o-No. 16 PINCH ALIrSILK COLORED SATIN AND
O3C GROS-GRAIN RIBBON color value 121lc
will be offered at SIC yard.
1Oo-No % 21l INCH ALL.SILK, COLORED SATIN AND
lOC GROS-GRAIN RIBBON. in assorted colors 2Oc
will be offered 10c yard
1O1o-No. 80 81 I-INCH ALI-sILK, COLORED SATIN AND
leu GROS-GRAIN RIBBON colors value 25c
will be offered 1214c yard
1So-No. % 21I-INCH ALL-sILK COLORED TAFFETA
LOU MORE RIBBON value 25c will be closed l5c
yard.
0Oo-No 80 31k-INCH ALL-SILK COLORED TAFFETA
EUO MORE RIBBON, value 35c, will be closed at 2Oc
yard.
OSo-No 60 4-INCH ALL-SILK COLORED TAFFETA
GoO MORE RIBBON value 45c will be closed 25c
yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-11

o: ASox S9ay SIX sk %
be closed S. co.
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went down 10 death unkncilcd union
OIed and unsunr

't.t .'iit
Calamity and courage wherever .hav
are SHOWN. challenge our admiration.
ana surely no drawer men ever march,
cd up 10 the cannon. mouth ,han he
southern troops Of thirty wears ago Ri,
TINS Kind Of b.aveyy may have in !, q
moral quality or 1t may not. and ,hora
are possibilities in men tina, sue for one.
IesPect ana homage far mere persuas We
~ than does merely physical cou,.,uo
And of all human Possibilities ,hars !.
none that commands us so ea,ira,y as
does self-seci ltice. Thh: is the diyiree.
thing in all the universe Of God. God
hlmself c1mm ands our adCrat on ros 50
much because before the mountains
were brought forth or even lie had fern
eu the earth and tie world, even from
everlasting @ everlasting. He is Cod"
not so much because he creates and up
holds the worlds; not So much because
he inhabits the High and Holy Place,
and we are but dust in his presence;
but most Of all because he gives Him
selt III loving sacrifice to all His crea-
lures. And IN the revelation OF Fl i'm: elf
that He has made through His Son, The
crSt:s on which The worlds greatest sac
!liice was made, has become the symbol
OF the worlds religion and the standard
under which are m J rshailei the hosts OF
that kingdom that through the power Of
self sacritlce expects 10 subdue all the
Kingdoms Of the world.
And this divinest possibility OF human
life is the flower that cXha es It's fra
france from the memories among which
we stand today. These brave bovs cla a.
~ endured the winters cold and The
summers heat. the hardships Of toll and
starvation. the perils Of nakcdness ana
| the sword. But all that a man hath.
we are told, he will give for his life and
even there they faltercd not, but when
me houH came that most priceless boon
mat mortals know. they freely laid upon
the altar.
And what was that altar on which
TINS precious sacrifice was offered? First
ana before all else they gave their Iii.
Tor what they believed 10 be the tight.
Among that vast host or the flower OF
The youth and m nhood Of the south
mat answered to the first bugle call, was
{, multitude of those who put the musket
TO the shoulder and buclsl on he sword
with ferVent prayers TO n eaventand be-
seeching apps al 10 he God OF r.Rhte ous
ness and truth that He would speed
them in their oause. And fromSin;llion :
Of PERSONS heart from all oveIstheSfalrt
south, through all those dreamy years
or blood and anguish, arose Sincere and
pitcous appeals 70 Him who holds n
human destinies in His hand, tina he
would grant a prosperous iasl;c 10 The
cause In which they were n emh rkea.
| Even then. II We We're to 8 ant that uIon,
the merits OF the abst:ac, question, the
South was wrong, none the less should
we hasten to offer the tribute Of our