The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30


school aourised and tmc Of Statehood it had rooPupls B
is Act Of May 18th the Of Oklahoma assumed The d
ucaticn Of the Deaf and the Guthrie institution closed
Mr. A. a Stewart appointed superintendent and the school
opened Sept 20h with 34 pupils Their have been
ons and at this time there iS4 pupils This includes cooed
children Two nearby cottages have been rented and competent
coorcd teacher has employed The negro children housed
and taught entirely separate from The white pupils total Of
teachers employed
Tie Act establishing The school IS aascd tgh lines we
End Section the following provision H the parents guar
dams for any unable provide for such pupil then the
superintendent upon proof IRON c county Judge Of the county where
the pupil resides shall supply such pupil with necessary clothing and
means transportation such incidental expenses
needed maintain The pupil normal physical condition The Super
ncndet shall in such send certified account Of such expense p
The Board Of County Commissioners from which such pupil supplied
the school, and such County Commissioners shall make
provision such paid from The Poor and insane Fund
he county By this wise provision every af child be their parents
c poor equal education az the Oklahoma School
for hc Deaf
Experience will probably show that ali admissions 10 6c schoo
oud BY commitment some court Of PROPER jurisdiction There
od class distinction between The pay pupil c assisted
pupil
An schools Cor detectives should conducted quasiari
table institutions where the object to provide treat
nt and education for those nornacs who find mpossOc to
oERain these in Tic schools Of the State ~
There can be criticism concerning the and treatment o the
pupils Of The Oklahoma School for The Deaf Superintendent Stewart
evidently docs everything in his power make the pupils comfortable
happy The building suited the proper housing OF SO
large school As Il understood Chat the quarters only .o be used
temporarily e condition Of oyererowng mentioned only show
the Of prompt action the part Of the State Provide large
and comuodious building or permanent use
The city af Sulphur ac gool location account oi its
railroad facilities and particularly because acal considerations Avn
3i these important factors Sa the iu success ol c school
YR1NiEG
Deaf persons who ca read and wr ats work
ordinary iau any other class OF detectives great yac
IS o traces gre open to them Ts does not tho duty %
,f aett ainnd,t Aftnlfr ftf Il
facilities Of the school make impossible give instruction along
aae lines When planning FOR Che building OF the permanent ntu
Should be taken provide fer this education Io turnout
np cns able read and wftc wrong tic child and positive
hur to c state SO education soud be considered complete
ks Chg pupil be made capable Of earning honest living
COUNTY INSTITUTIONS
cmME-A STATE pRoefEst
Cfc increase the United statcs Oklahoma
uuay furnishes due per Of the criminals Crime Is e
helties burd PAYERS the State and the Nation have bear
Il Nation five billion dollars last year and leaves ai OF
uacd Wrecked lives os souls add bleepe skeletons Mhc
sy as is bloody fingers Why men ecmmit crmes WHY VIII
part O the children who play about your doors to-day become the
crmnls tomorrow? there sources of cymea What
arc Hcss as poverty ignorance physical condition. Incredibly
lcuonnen anything do with determining which little a 81 today
Iv BE h murderer of tomorrow Most people believe a fon
men determines name character L So the als Of capma Should
be Of grave all thinking Okahomans Hup do ne
treat who has committed his first onsc2 Does method ct
handling him tend to decrease crime IN Okahoma3
INL
crime is committed Suspicion points Ia a certain nAI-uc
may be innocent fundamental principle Of our law al
lcised man deemed nroccnt until he has sc tried Found guilty
tis manifest ihcg that Jail i be used loase convicted
oud separate them from accused Yet there hardly a hi
Oklahoma which has separate quarters fof who have m h
tried Tic resua great wrong annua done ~ nuoeenkr1 M
herdlng tien ior few weeks nionl A a 81 a 6Iu,s
while they awatttlat a = NJ III Y Nv
Agatl there arelu each a1 aesass tN ii
escd q drunkenness fighting guu sarry 9 N afa
confined IN the same cell with murderefs robbers etc
sfEEpy TRlN NgEnnD
10 aggavatc matters dockcs arr 50 overcfoWt that
rscd men lay for months il forced physical dncss while beg ~
rot and decay Few have moral strength withstand several months
ofAs enhronmen A length Wien Tie trial Tic