The Bozeman courier., 1927-01-21

Interpretation, unless the explanation is
given, that under the present state Of af-
fairs, a direct injury is done the child, by
postponing the date Of trial.
with the aid and approval Of such as have
the best interests of children at heart. Sub
stantial aid can be given through letters
to your legislators.
DR.. Jessie Richardson Of the Montana
State college, in an address given during
the meeting Of Home Economics teachers,
stressed the Importance of rural dOrmi-
tories. She said:
upon the dormitories, which are the
temporary home Of the children in attend
ance, depends the quality OF their work
. and much of the building Of their charac-
ter. It is the object Of the Purnell work
ers to put them under the supervision OF
competent matrOn, who will provide So
cial, hOmelike atmosphere, give well-pre-
pared meals at low cost, and provide Tor
supervised recreation and study hours"
Any woman who qualities for the posi-
tiOn described, would certainly be desery-
| ing Of high salary, as theirs, as outlined,
! is a position calling for a person Of ex-
ceptiOnal character. There are now 20 Of
these public school dOrmitOries with more
! in contemplation.
Miss Richardson claims "It is of vital i'm
pOrtance that there be close cooperation be-
tween home makers and teachers" The
public must also be educated to under
stand the aims of the home economics
the state, and its work is only begun.
! Butte police officials state that women
are more careful automobile drivers than
men; when caught in an accident, they are
apt to lose their presence of mind. When
women are arrested, it is usually for speed
ing making a left-hand turn, double park
ing failure to obey signals, or such min
or Offenses.
Now that the Indians are rapidly becOm
ing extinct, either through disease, or az
the result Of intermarriage with the white
race, we are beginning to interest our
, selves in everything pertaining to them
We have discovered that they have artis
, tic tastes, and that their music is no NOR
uDmelOdiOus than what goes by the nam'
Of music among the Chinese. Recently,
booklet has been issued by Mrs. Eugent
B. Lawson, entitled Indian Music Pro
grams" Eleven outlines are given, will
lists Of Indian music for each, and a. de
scriptiOn Of the outline.
Z Several writer's have included Indian mu
sic In their books relating to Indians. l
takes a trained ear to distinguish the diff
) ference between their love, and their wa
3 songs; yet l have haerd it said, by thOs
who know, that some of their love song
e are extremely affecting. l am sure thei
e war songs are, since / heard a group 0
young warriors, belonging to Sitting Bull
Y band, render them from the upper deck o
E the noted Far West, as we were flOatin
n down the Missouri at sunset, and nearin
2 the country Of their enemies. 1t was
, scene never to be frOgOtten. As for tn
4 sORg, l soon caught its intervals, and cOul
n repeat it with its accompanying "Hi-yi-y
Hi-yi-yi," for so l interpreted the words
e Butte High school has set an example /
: public service, which other towns and cit
It les of the state might we'll follow. The Dc
d nestle Science Department has been giV
n ing six weeks instruction in cooking an
Is sewing to any OF the housewives Of Butt
?. who care to avail themselves of it. ClassC
were held every Monday and Wednesds
d evening. Miss ROssiter gave the lessor
le in cooking, and Miss Mary Baldwin thOi
n, in sewing This is worth while givin
} which is certain to be Of benefit to Il
le community. Not long ago, it was not VI
common to find wives of working men WI
8 had no knowledge Of sewing. They cOu
l. not make a buttOnhOle to say nothing
s. their ignorance of garment making. TIL