Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

child may be the greatest benefactor, the greatest inventor of his genera tion.
 Little did Burbank think of the wonderful improvement he would make or the resources to be found within nature alone until, with pa tience. skill and wisdom he could see the results.
 Give the child an opportunity tc expand his brain power, for he is thinking all the time.
 When the child asks where Heaven is, in the daytime. or where the other piece of the moon is, it proves that the brain is at work, and should be satisfied. Every parent is, or should be planning for the best interests of their children.
 How shall they do 1t? There arc many ways. We will consider one which We know to be good-That is the Manual Training. Professor Phil brook is anxious to have this estab- lished in the school by the beginning of the fall term.
 The Woman's Club has pledged themselves for the amount. The com. mittee will call upon you for assist ance. Give the subject due consider. ation and when called upon graciously contribute for-"By their fruits ye shall know them"
 Mrs. French. president of the Fed, erationsof Womans Clubs, spent Tuesday in Bisbee busily engaged in Federation work.
 MT. Evans, with his two charming sisters left Saturday morning for the East. Mir. Evans will devote his time to University studies and may return in the fall.
 Mrs. J. E.. Thompson, Mrs. Gull Mrs. Fred Hurst and Miss Bonner will be hoSteSses for the Neighborhood Club on next Thursday afternoon al
 the home of Mrs. Hurst. The lecture presented 10 the teach
 CTS, High School pupils and friends on Monday evening, by Dr. Taylor
 president of the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff was highly instructive His subject was Essen tials" and will be found in another column. Prof. Phiibrook contemplates !, having Dr. Matthews of Tempe at an early date and at the end of the
 year President Babcock of the Ter
 ritorial University.
 The Woman's Club has engaged Mir
 Franklin Pierce Jolly to give a public lecture at a very carly date. This promises to be one, Of the best lee lures ever heard in Arizona. MT. Jolly has lectured in nearly GNery State and Territory in the Union Churches. clubs, Y. NJ. c. A. and everybody with one accord, say that his lecture like his name is jolly. Dr. Taylor, President Of Flagstaff l dress to the students of Bisbee High
 Normal delivered a scholarly ad' School Monday evening. The subject of his lecture was: The Essentials He said in part: Education is the elevation from interests governed by sense to interests governed by reason The essentials of a good education are the following:
 "First-The ability to think correct ly and the end and object of it to train the mind to think and reason so as to arrive at truth. Second-The cultivation of the moral sense, and training of the moral faculties to the end that We may real ize what is good in action and con duct, and upon such a realization car
 ry out in our every day lives and ouI
 relations with our fellows. the maxims | of morality impressed upon the mind ''Third-The cultivation of taste fol
 the beautiful-accomplished by stud!
 of the fine arts, principally literature
 Inc knowledge of what is correct from an artistic standpoint, thus mak ing the trinity of ends al which edu
 cation must aim.-the good, the true and the beautiful. To arrive at any adequate possession of these objects 1 may be done only by constant appli cation for they comprise sclence
 which is to know. and art whict is tc do. and to these terms all knowledge
 all right. intelligent action may be assigned