Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-01
rinal Regular Meeting Of FEEDER
alton Held at Pretty
Canyon Resort.
INTERESTING PAPERS READ.
,.,.,rc Adjournment Ladies OF Com
,eufion Adopt Resolution Favor
inc Forestry Courses In Utah,

II
,,- session. was interesting through
f- ,d5ltion to the election OF of-
OUT i'
. ncCrs to serve LOT lne ensuing year.
the personnel of which was given Doc
Il last evenings News there Were
speeches in"N0 anu ''''' .-' ''
lects OF Nl'u hnloI'a''e' Inns Ph"91
OF Che days proceedings was carried
amt ln au interval called the open par-
lament" and among the subjects dts
r1sa.d were: 1.-THE States RESPONSE
buIty for the Child" "Stricter Mar
II zgee Law" state Aid I'M pensiouing
scboaI Teachers Manners as Well
= Morals" and "The Sunday Colored
i eupnlcmcnt"
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SE99l'-> ~ III r-i''ii -,''-
Az the Hermitage. I'm ogden canyon.
vbItner the delegates. 200 In number,
t.r1lred for the afternoon session the
%ioulne addresses were delivered.
arbs Education of Girls" bv Miss
clam Colburne: "The Value of
pb,sicaI Education" Miss Martha
fofnsou. "CrittonIen Home Work.
Vrs John r. Hurst. Canyon crest
R4nch Mrs Hugh Park. THE Y W.
d a." Mrs T.. b. Critchlow; Relief
c,riafv Nurse Work" Mrs n. A. Em-
.. Al this session "a musical pro-
prm was rendered by the following
SON known musicians. Miss Edna
robr Mrs q. stanley Price. Miss
rr4.fh Evans and Mcgsrs. Hugh W.
1,rg4u ana NJ l. Briucs
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ftN0i'N9 f'R It--hNiiEh7'
On ia. s,,htect Of state Aid I'm
7,....,.i',.. ,r....1,.,.s % Mrs b. d. ebsn-
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.s,I any,, r+iilta-, ss,,-ic.. for atyI
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o Dcy1, '. l,iJ Jc,, ', fr ,,
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5, l' "a. -. no 80. 900
'i I'd 'i- "Ni l"a'.' '',"t ",' ~"
oil l'Dg W"hs on s'l.. ~ l'l la1ol IA" n,
t"','u 30 per '.ill uIl common pa
DOT -1.' per cent Whlie teachers
Lll.' i'hode lsllna mas Iea we " .'y
ln NOT "a rev significant departures
Nh ' th, t'ie,,Z sne p' , 80, p5',s $40
sideraton OF other states The bin
rests squarely ON the principle that tht
state as a whole IS benefited by the
labor Of teachers of her children and
therefore should as "a matter of simple
Justice provide for the comfort of these
teachers after their best years have
been spent lu the promotion OF her
welfare.
Colorado agitates q bill 10 provide
pensions for public school teachers II
Is little short Of barbarism TO receive
for inadequate compensation the SER
vices OF worthy people. nearly an OF
them women. and then after man,
years throw them. helpless and depend.
emit. out OF emnlovment. Provision I'm,
been made I'm many of the older state,
for such pensions. and 70 is believed thai
81 tends 20 improve the service. Main,
has taken mn inc Thought Of teachers
annuitics and he noxt ierisiaturc v,iI
take this matter under confederation
Mics Oualfr1uvb smoke sfroro1,. a.,
The came subject. DECLARING maj III yra.
I'M iniuetics for a teacher to have r,
live % MANTLE ana am inode,,,,t, MIN.
months salary. Each wear ad5itiGr4
rrsror-ihilitv rs placed upon me- toacb
on and sbl fhlupbf % Do r,r-.. tb9r
RIGHT th4t fuIt cofnnansatton ehoftld d.
provided
r-Dr-,,,rf,,>- or, ctore
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The following terse para graphs ar
reproduced from lIIss Colburnc's rauc
on Education M Girls.'
when succeeding generations lcol
back urou his twentieth century am,
comuure 70 with those that have pre-
cedod ara followed IT, they win can