Arizona republican., 1913-11-08

opinion among sporting writers, club players and the visiting All Blacks from New Zealand, who have met hotb teams twice, gives California shade the better of the argument. two wears and absolute freedom the last two years
 The ultimatum of all influences, home school and public, is the deNel- opment of the absolute moral re- sponsibility at eighteen years of age In the first six years the speaker | lustrated the conditions that are to obtain in all three periods. For instance, in the first two years the babe is to have no physical freedom In the second two years, from two to four, he is given limited freedom, but some one has an eye or an ear on him all the time he is awake. In the third two years, from four to six. he is held personally responsible for knowing where to go and when, and where and when he cannot go. These same principles were applied elaborateIy- to ages from twelve to eighteen.
 Before the institute adjourned reso- IutiOns were read and approved thanking Superintendent Higgins of Maricopa county, Prof. LOper and Prof Randall for helping make the institute the grand success that 1t was. A resolution was passed thank ing the commissioner of Education, MT. Claxton, for sending pr. J. C. Muerman; Prof, A. K. Stabler was thanked for the use of the beautiful high school auditorium; the Arizona School of Music was remembered for participating in the program and a resolution was passed thanking the Arizona Republican for having sent a correspondent to report the proceed ings of the institute and for giving it prominent notice
 Later in the afternoon the county superintendents met with County Superintendent J. S. Higgins and ad- justed the expenses of the institute which are in the neighbOrhOod of $500. At this meeting a motion was made and carried empowering County Superintendent J. $. Higgins to confer with Prof. L Colodny of the Phoenix high school with the object of pub fishing a pamphlet setting forth the program of the institutes and resume of addresses delivered. It is planned to publish a twenty-five page leaflet, for which the county super intendents bound themselves to pay.
 Resolutions.
 In view of the fact that we are now closing one of the most profitable and pleasant joint county institutes in the history of Arizona, consisting of the counties of Apache, Navajh,, Coconino, Mohave, Maricopa, Pinal, Graham, Co., chise, Santa Cruz, Gila and Yuma, be it therefore
 Resolved, that thanks be extended to pr. Chas H. Reyes pr. A. E. Winship. and Dr. J. C. Muerman, for the help and inspiration received from them during this institute.
 Be is further resolved, that thanks be given to the Hon. P. P. ClaXton, head of the bureau of education at Washing ton, for his kindness in sending Dr. Muerman to us.
 Be it further resolved, that thanks be extended to Superintendent J. A. Rig gins in acknowledgement of his ser vices throughout the institute.
 And be it further resolved, that ii Miss LintZ we express our thanks for her services as secretary of the insti- tute
 Be it further resolved, that thanks be extended to State Superintendent C. O. Case, President A. J. Matthews, and pr. Blome for their aid in furthering the good work of the institute
 Be it further resolved. that we ex- press our deep appreciation to the Ari- zona School of Music for it's generous contribution to our program.
 Be it further resolved, that we ex- tend our thanks to all others who have appeared on the program.
 Be it further resolved, that we extend our hearty thanks to Superintendent LOper and Assistant Superintendent Randall and Secretary Dawson for their services in locating and assisting visit ing teachers.
 And be it fu rther resolved, that the above thanks be extended to include the teachers of Phoenix and the pat rons in this city, whose homes have been opened to us at this time
 Be it further resolved, that we ex- press our thanks to the Phoenix high school for their kind favor in opening to our use the auditorium.
 And be it further resolved, that to the Arizona Republican we ex- tend our thanks for the kindly notices and reports made of the meetings of this institute.
 Committee:
 w. H. BLOME
 ELLA PAGE SEWARD