The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-14
ALLEGES NOT ENDORSED.
cryEs THE PRIVILEGES Ex-
.xxuED TO NORMAL SCHOOLS.
G>us~. After Heated Debate,
s>ses to Indehntte3y Postpone
sAeJlse-s BfIi-aiark's NH Ppohib-
sffsx tie Sale of Mouasain Trout

- yuprA FEB. t3-After rather
.-...s ara lively debate lasting for near
- noar The house this morning in
A.a.ay post poTlse bill by Sheilar OF
go eessxasd - extend 10 private coli
-. AZ the state ne privileges row en-
- by normal schools relative 20 the
.-.~snsssoa u. graduates intending 70 en-
-, q me profession OF teaching In
sHsaf@ the members went into the
-~.u..oz OF normal schools and teachers
~x.fr4tIonz az length Considerable heat
- Asoiayes ~ seyerai members in adj
1900 the house. haf when the question
=. ans.ly pat, there was no list OF
.z.ad<1 OF missing.
RI nsa was taken fror. the table on
.rxsas Of Col Patterson, who fathered the
-~sure IL the orAtoric4i combat that fol-
.u.a Briefly tie bill provided that grad
s.tes from collegiate Institutions Of the
As.e having the same requirements ana
ug.ys~ of study ~ me state normal schoo.s
Aarla be- placed On the same footing with
- normal schools ia the matter OF the es~
ssssnsesoss u graduates. II was further
yrcysesd that those applying far diplomas
= xxh Institutions should be examined by
hoard OF examiners consisting Of a pro-
ss~ssr OF pedagogy in enc Of the normal
senooss a principal Of one of the city
srts1s and the county superintendent.
AR graduates alter paAsing the examina-
rssp pyavtdSi Tor IN the measure. should
- entitled 10 FIVE years teachers certin-
ssxs x.fhoat being examined by the reg
assrty authorized boards OF examiners IN
ass tae direction OF the state superin-
sendsnt
The Debate On the Bill.
Knsshury moved that the bill be inden-
nssiy postponed.
~ gu fur
= estimated ~ has been stated on tho
saay CT this house that IL requires at least
az nsw teachers every year In this state
q Keep ap ths quota ia the public schools
n all three normal schools were running
,gl hiass they could Only turn our 100 ev-
n year, leaving 800 70 be provided by
gner institutions. The collegiate ins'itD-
seas Of the state are entitled by right TO
Re benefits sought 20 Re bestowed In this
eal and | 10 not believe this legislature
should throttls them. OF should play the
a0g IN the manaer acs'.
Bedford opposed the bill Il do not like
laEs measure because II does not require
shs graduates ~ these institutions 20 take
as regularly prescribed examination un~
DER the direction of the state educational
spthorislss he said III the graduates OF
tssse schools and colleges which are seek
ax 10 benefit ~ this act cannot take the
SECULAR examinations they have no right
70 teach.
Bellows spoke against the bill. saying
that II MAS not conducive to the advance
nsnt az the best interests Of education In
tss state
Mcdonald spoke for the motion 20 post
paae 'srhe very life OF reai education In
re normal schools il involved In this
sasslion" said Mcdonald with much
ssrnestness and force 4 10 not believe
ihs certificates which allow such per
seas 10 teach In our paoli, schools
sAssid be hawked about as a bait To in
crease the atiandanc< in private schools
sns SolleeeK II IL not question az
~ mary narsnal schnols We want-tt II
question o. how xooa 90 Ne war' our
ssrunal schooias Y1u cannot grind teach
rs ont Ike -four from ~ mill II viii not
hap make good teachers 70 have a nor
ns school ~ every crossroads In the
eaaptry against this hill. for |
believe that n viii not ksneat oar school
wsfetg htt wiH rather work IN injury -
neihx are Teiten spoke for the bil.
PAlmefs motion for the previous aaes-
Sea MAS lost ard iae nsod ~ oratery
continued Mcdonald engaged thu
speaker ga little brush. in which he ~as
called down the member from king at
tempting to taiA Of an aEnertfuent 20 the
III Said tho speaker
'Th. gentleman will he in order she
stu IL NOT subject to amendment.
As was revia. when the speaker sus-
sslnsd my position" began Mcdonald.
Again the eskrfs snve4 dropped
Mcdonald sats ~ would show that he
vas speaking tn the question Presently
he ended ~ declaring taAt the normal
schools of the state should he made bet
tss by a higher course of education and
more strict examination OF graduates.
w. don't want normal scaoois at Pc
daak Skookumchtssk and Passamaauci~
a., shouted the King county member as
b. Fas Down and rip1le ~ laughter soI-
le~ea
The Question being pat the motion to
iaasGritsiY postpone vas carried
prahthsttas sale Of front
The house considered OF second read
shg ard advanced 70 fhirf reading u n
n bg Clark prohihiting the sale of
Mountain tro0t rh~ tsll is as fellows
sectisn The ISLE @! mountain lake
stF~am aGd brock trout In the state OF
Washington. nr shipment from tho state
sith intfnt - sell - fur~ny prohlNted
Ses Every p.Fsun who shall tn the
state II Ns sl}r xfcn 80 convicted 81 vio-
fs'teh - sevttnrs ! ~ this act sASAl %.
F0uiE1ssi rs ra~ ~ not less than ten
s'''1ars acr more tasa three hundrsi dol
ara. together With tAe costs of rrosettl-
Gan. ar ~ iHprisonnaens IN tha county
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