Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-19

year wooiOn in ak wears has ridden
G53 winaers. an average Of ~ year
WOofOf had ~ Ear his most succees
fol year this seaeon. having been up
on ISL winners out 81 7i6 mounts.
The taking on ~ weight may 70
lleyc MaheT Of his greatest rival. a.
u n nald Tint ON This account WoOtOn
may not DO aide 10 ride more than
one more season. IN order "a Insure
even this brief extension Of his racing
season he win be- compelled 10 aepnd
TIE winter IN India. where he viii get
sufhcient work 10 keep him down 20
weight Maher also finds n incfeaa-
ingiy difficult 20 keep TO weight To
avoid taking on Tat he will spend the
winter hunting
u was clear many weeks ago that
Earl Derby. senior steward Of the
Jockey club. would lead the LIS Of
winning owners. HIS aggregate al
t2ts 600 " nearly double the amount
which placed him second TO Mr.. fairie
last year. No owner has had such
nm 10 his credit since 1896. when
Leopold de- VothschiId topped the hist
With a total Of s233S0O Two horees,
stoadiast and swynford. won most OF
lord Dcrhy's money for him.
That millions ara wasted under the
lpresent system ~ education IN Great
lnriinin was the startling statement re-
ccnily made BY Cir John Gorst. form.
orly Vice president for education THIS
has added iuel to the ilrc OF criticism
10 which the plan for universal edaoa.
iiOn has hocn exposed since lie incep-
ton.
ctr Anhn said among other Things
1.-THE majority OF those who care for
ltho welfare OF the people and are ex-
perts in education cOnslder that tho
lTeaier part Of this money under the
present system IA wasted ana might as
well. 80 Ear ~ education Ia concerned.
be thrown into the sen Physical
Igfowth OF the children OF the nation IT,
except In the more advanced Of our
great cities. lnsulAclenily provided for
A starved and stunted race "A
being allowed 10 grow up a. a Legacy
lfOr the next generation TO deal with
Tor IN most elementary schools chill
dren are only drilled. no, educated.
Originality OF teacher and children
IN STORMY fepfessed. The new eduea.
/ tIon by work first and booka alter
wards. introduced Into the schools oi
bavaria and spreading over Germany
land elsewhere. II only partially Known
IN British ana irish schools. The high
Ter and university schools are stiil fet.
,iered BY nIediaeyal syat ems which
make the acquisition Of learning "a
he produced nj examinations the main
work Of students"
With the incoming of the new min
lister of education, Sir John proposes
q radical revolution In the manner and
methods Of administering the ednca-
tionai grants.
The successful transatlantic voyage
Of the Tollcr, an internal combustion
motor ship which was built NJ Wall.
leond-oh-TyBe for carrying grain on
canadian canals. has given Impetus
Ia the building OF similar craft by
l'rltlsh ahlpynrds. The toilcr was es-
peclaily designed AZ large cargo car.
rier aud the saving In engine room by
the installation Of gas engines made
Tor economy In space. The vessel
viii carry $1,000 bushels, or an In
crease of $4,000 bushels over o steam.
driven ship OF her dimensions In adj
dillon 20 the savings In stokers wages
there In the reduction In fuel costs.
he bogl NV plpg- y y LA, ,lQpg OF oV
per dag IN comparison with 4 steam
ships eight or nine tons of coal.
4 Keen interHet "a being taken In the
4 IutlardiH /. Twin srrrp motor shin
which VIII have It's trials next month
from the clyde shipyard, where She Is
being built she Is the pioneer OF mo-
tor ocean carricts and her success
may mean n revolution In marine en-.
glneering.
For service on the Great Lakes OF
America a large motor ship Is being
built nj Glasgow She will have motors