Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

lATORS STILL
SESSION HERE.
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liant Amendments
Constitution Pro-
p sed Today.
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EEDlNCS INTERESTING
INTERFERING
Program Of Exercises For
tomorrow. Ending Ed
ucalOrs' Meeting.
|iNTY SUPPLEMENTARY MEET


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morrow.
~ 10 O'Clock several papers were
fead. the nrst being hy Y. " Grant
an "Edncation IN California" MT
Grant said In effect that ,hr salaries
% school teachers In California are
higher than elsewhere, thia being eh'
necially true In science departments
tfc said there was a uniformity %
books IA California schools and thh
toKt books are made by the state. Tn.
pupils Ia the primary grades are al
~ the SAME age aud same nature
Pupils IN the higher grades are mucl
fdder than those In similar grades =
nfher states. The advanced age 4
caused BY the higher requirement.
lhe education "a the higher aenS0i
Sam No kee'a Panel.
denominations student's Views.
was The title Of an Interesting pape
read by Sam Ito Keo Tho bFigh
young CHINESE American laid parilcu
lar stress ON the fact that exnmlna
fiont are coed for the INDECENT pupil
N for no ono else and spoke interest
inrly on this issue The remainde
~ the Young mans paper was intense
IN Interesting.
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Ts,ey sho,,,a Nh draw IN ~ memor
6w rather appeal to the roasonin
ny~ers.
Juaae Ira Abbott spoke.
District Judge Ira A. Abbott favOre
those present with an address o
-Edncalinn and the school" Judg
Ahhat, related !. number ~ remlne.
censes OF his younger school day
school house wherein he taught for 1
long and described In q pleasing man
NOR his experiences white acting
such capacity
Morning Session Ended
AihH CoFnella Murfay's paper
Lessons Learned a. \ Teacher" co
rluded the morning session. Il VI
we'll written nicely delivered al
contained much good alylrb
Afs-,,o Session.
AZ ncil.k ihe session was 90
tiiinea q winch tune sfE ~ ON
iEAtrpgiift papeta wfft lflened
me iip'rssi'HHl ieachtf was
ssflptd De- MISS jennie iiuusity,
y Hickey snoAe 90 teachers ms
tuiea snd g ] hodgin on PROBE
ps"nsi itefaltft general 81
casainn tNan 81 ined until the IN
Tor aHlih5Hmenl
tomoFrow's Program.
loss J.