The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-29

few minutes. long enough however. tc
tell two good stories from which ne made
two very good poi-ts-
After the programme was enaeG N
Informal social session was held in the
room.
srongvh. prof Jordan. Of Stanford urf-
vsrslfy. sssii lecture before the association
at the Sesff fheater on The Survival OF
Truth. President Harrington viii also
make an address Members Of the asSo-
citation viii be admitted free
Programme for Today.
The programme Of the association for
today II as follows.
Vocal solo. In Ny Garden; Winds IN
the Trees. sGoring Tnornei, Miss Eleanor
eyl ,..3,, ;.s,.,,t ~ committees.
aS-'-Fhe Relation OF Psychology 20
Education Superintendent ID. Bemlss.
Spokane.
nion. University OF Washington.
fesf5-"A Report on the Theory and
Aims Of Experimental Psychology" Prin-
egpAl r. a Sstz. state normal.
Discussion opened by Superintendent II.
NJ James. Tacoma.
Violin solo. selected, Prof. J. +. LANCER.
io:4s-"A Report on Methods OF Child
study" County Superintendent j. N. HIT,
Whatcom.
General discussion.
m.i5-Address, Military Training in
the Public Schools" Hon. John ID. Geos-
hogan. Vancouver.
General discussion. limited 10 hEe-mln-
ute speeches.
Thursday Afternoon.
IsSa TO 2.3B-Eiectlon OF officers and Sc
lection Of place for next meeting.
80 setting Of sections.
Graded school sectton-General subject,
'''rhe New Text Books":
PRIMARY text books. In what grade
should We Introduce? lal The, primary
book? (e) The Primary geography? (d)
The primary physiology?
2-''Advancod Text Books-What Are
the Strong or Weak Points Of the New
ta) Arithmetic: do Grammar. tc) eieogra-
ply. fd4 Physiology: fel History; % Other
Text Books" All teachers are urged TO
prepare for discussion OF new text hooks.
which they will be able to examine before
the time OF meeting.
High school and college section:
f.-"School Libraries-How TO Obtain and
Use Them" Miss Ella j. Caughey. Seat
tie high school.
2-"Relation Between the University
and High School Work In Science" Prof.
W. +. Edwards, University of Washing
County superintendent and normal
school section:
School To the County Superintendent" r.
a. Getz. Ellenaburg normal, Snperintend-
ent +. :. Stevens, Pacific county.
2-Report OF the committee on text
s-''The Need OF Professional Normal
Training" superintendent w. Il. Turn
er. Spokane county.
S1p-lsecture. President David Starr
JcrGan. Leland Stanford university.
Vocal Solo and Violin Obligato--"Br Bright
DAYS 10 Come" tTours), Miss Emma Allen
and Mr. Harry West. Seattle.
Teachers ut the Hotels.
Among the teachers arriving i'm the city
yesterday are the following:
Tacoma-Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Cox and
Miss Cox. Mr.. A. A. Barlow, Mr. W. II.
Allen. Mr.. Henry II. Dewey, Hotel Butler:
Mr.. A. b. Taylor, Northern; Prof. X. S.
Bingham, Occidental
Port Townsend-Mr and Mrs. John
Payne, MIR. and Mrs. Jerry $. Rogers. Mr.
NJ. +. Smith. Miss Julia Smith. Butler
North fakima--Mr ]. Il. Brown, Butler.
Ellensburg-Prof =. A. Getz, Butler
Snohomish-Miss Alice Turner, Butler
New Whatcom-Mr. A. Drummer, Occi-
dental.
steilacoom-Miss Susie Runquist. Occi-
dental
Centralis-Mrs. NJ. J. Garrett Miss Dill
~ r. Treat. Mr.. ". II. Thompson, Butler
Pullman-Prof. Elton Fulmer, Butler
Prof. q. l.. Waller, Northern.
Walla Walla--E. l.. Brunsou and Mr.
l. ID. Brunson. Northern.