The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-02-27
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SCHOOL NOTES.
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Under the auspices OF the Arts and
Crafts Committee of the Ladies
Forward Club, the Elson Travelling
Art Exhibit is on exhibition at the
high school building. The exhibit
consists of more than two hundred
high grade prints of the best art Of
the various schools Of the world. A
decade or so ago 4 community OF
this size could have had no access to
any such exhibit. Nowadays, how
ever, there IS no reason why any
community cannot have such an ex-
hibit displayed in its midst. The
proceeds of this exhibit are to be in
vested in pictures to be kept in the
community. The exhibit is in every
sense Of the word high class and is
amply worth the ten cents admission.
At Star last Friday night the Cald-
well Basket ball team was defeated by
a score of ~ TO 80. Though defeat
ed. the boys played a very good game.
The score at the end OF the first half
was Is to Is. The boys reported
splendid spirit pervading the entire
game.
In the local Gym. on Tuesday night
OF this week the league basket ball
season closed Caldwells first team
lboys) met the Emmett team. A very
last game with a resulting score of
IL to rs, in favor of Caldwell The
game was characterized by splendid
spirit and clean ball from beginning
to end. However, an accident of
rather unusual nature occurred in
connection with the game. One of
the guards of the Emmett team, in
an attempt to wheel and secure the
ball from the Caldwell forward.
bumped his face on the forwards
head with the result that he broke
his nose. Both teams, as well as both
schools, regard the matter as pure
~ accidental. The injury was not
Dad one and the recovery will be
rapid. Dr. Cole dressed the wounded
Emmett player.
CaldwelPs first team (girls) met the
Nampa tlrst team with a resulting
score of Is to in favor of Caldwell, |
lhe local team played an excellent
game.
After the two first team games
were played, CaldwelFs second team
(boys) played and defeated Nampa's
second team. The score was AZ to !.
Inc games were scheduled to begin
at I.45 but owing to the fact that
some OF the players were late in arriy
ing the games opened considerably
later: However, it was next to i'm
possible to call off any of the games
since the visiting teams had come TO
caldwell under some expense.
As noted above, the closing games
OF our basket ball season were very
favorable to Caldwell The attend !
dance on these games was very good
Interest is now being directed to-
ward debate work. The schedule
which goes into effect on March 6
IS given below.
Several of Caldwelrs teachers plan
on some sort of professional work
during the summer. This Is n very
favorable index. A comparatively
large percentage Of our teachers did
professional work last summer. Per
ihaps no profession demands grow
ing individual more than the teaching
profession and the teachers are moi /,
the last to realize this fact.
The grade children, under the care
OIL tnelr respective teachers, are at
lending the art exhibit this week
Each room is given one hour, through
the kindness of the Forward Club
Ladies free, The Forward Club
have in mind stimulating an appre-
cation for art and by making this
visitation free, are reaching all child
rem OF the community. They deserve
commentator for their nationally Ib-
eral policy in this matter. The paint.
er has been able through the use oil
coior and canvas to express his hopes.
his aspirations, his ambitions, his
Ideals; in fact, all the various moods
OF the soul, in a language which is
not popularity understood as well as il
ought to be-, though to one who has
some ability to interpret art the mes
sage OF the artist is of real and pos ,
tive value. Yet, in America, the ten
iancy toward art Interpretation has
been all too greatly neglected. There
are some things in life the value q ,,
which cannot be measured in actual :
dollars and cents, and the tendancy !
N materialistic age is to neglect !
such things. That these things do
nave materialistic value to all who in
minor way possess them is no doubt (
rue but the difficulty comes in point !
ng to specific illustrations and being
!ble to feel that, as measured by the !,
ioliarS and cents standard, This is