Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-20

ard srs~oct ctiser treatment for prob
lem n5t t4s4ias satisfactory Solati5n
Dr.. Ctss1e4. : Offer
In reply To a letter Of inquiry as 10
conditions under which the bureau
conducts such surveys the United
States commissioner. Or. r p CLAY
ton. states the fcllowing conditions.
Il That the sureau is formally in.
yited 70 make tajs saryey by the gov
ernnr.. the superintt ndent and the
hoard or commission Of the terri:
tor
- That the travelling expenses OF
the three or. fear persons. sent TO
make: the survey shah be paid from
Washington to Honolulu and return,
toeether with local necessary expenses
while engaged in the survey
II % g That the bureau shall have the.
hearty cooperation Ct officials and
teachers. and that it may be permitted
70 find the facts in regard 70 the
s&4ioeis, whether they are good or
bad I'LL - HI. ~.
a That the survey commission
and the commissioner may. on the
basis OF the findings make. recommea-
dations for the Improvement OF the
schools
- That tie facts and their inter
probation shall be made public and
published for distribution among the
peoUle OF Hawaii and students of.
education in all parts OF the coun-
tr".''
He adds further | would not eN
.ppct that the. recommendations Suh-
nittea ~4ld h. of such nature that
they Iii - a3ortcd all at once. bnt
rathcrNSf ,irs natf~a TINT they might
be ador d nra time tn time until
the schools were thoroughly remodel,
cd in all naces AIRY respects.
THE rest of the letter is indicative
that such a rC-Uest would be favor
ably considered at Washington Its
benefits would seen incalculable
here. as they have proved to ether
states that have obtained this ser
vice
COLLEGE, Clubs Request
Therefore. in conclusion, the Col
lege Club would Law before you the
two foilcwino requests:
81 That Tire err luates of the best
inst:tuticns lis nation affords for the
training g teachers DO put, at least,
upon an eGga{tF with the graduates OF
our Normal school
>'2 That this territory invite
through it,: rroDer officials, this CON
structive criticism from the highest
source in To nation, which, by the
very nature nf fha. case, would be free
from all susnit:QGs either as to purity
CT motive or tire ability to advise.
Respectfully submitted,
COLLEGE CLUB,
Ey Kate ". Forbes. it's president.
BY Mrs. Alfred L. Castle, its vice
president
BY Mrs. Arthur c. Alexander, Mrs
Ernest r. Clark its governors.
Committee on Local interests:
By Mrs. Philip L Weaver. Mrs. F.
c. Atherton, Mrs. Walter +. Frear,
Mrs. Wilbur J. MacNeil Mrs. George
B. Henderson. Mrs Arthur r. Keller,
Anna III Reid.
Governor Will Make Reply Later
Ft wing the receipt OF his letter
this morning. Governor Ptnkham was
in conference with superintendent
Kinney for considerable time. The
governor said later that he had asked
the superintendent to come over TO
the Capitol.
81 shall answer the letter from the
College Club" he continued, but at
present am not ready to do SO. 1t
may be a matter CT several days be-
fore my answer is delivered.
The governor was asked if he had
any statement to make today, but an
swered that he had net.
4 have an opinion" ne ventured,
land pretty decided one, but what il.
is will have to wait until my letter
in answer to the one | received to.
day"