The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-16


ton makes attendance on the part OF
tie teachers compulsory.
While the programme has been pre-
pared especially for teachers, il will,
nevertheless, prove both interesting and
instructive to parents and citizens IN
general The parents and teachers are
co-workers, and their views and meth
DDS OF training should. therefore, be
IN harmony. The programme is as fol-
lows:
AUGUST II.
Invocation, Mr.. Charles Beaverton
Music.
WORDS of Welcome, Mayor Peery and
Chairman j. j. Mcclellan Of the school
bard.
Response, Superintendent w. S. Raw
Inns
W. L. Nelson.
The Science Of Numbers" Superin-
tendant Attewan Wooton Of Wasatch
county.
"Apperception. Professor N. L. Mel
son.
'Phonics and syllabication," Superin-
tendent Wooton.
A popular lecture in the evening.
AUGUST Is.
Comparison in Numbers" Professor
William NJ. Stewart of the University
of Utah.
Thought Requirement" Professor
Willard Done, president L. D. S. col
lege.
M Stewart.
Thought Expression Professor Will
lard Done.
In the evening, How to Develop
Moral Character" Professor William
N. Stewart.
AUGUST 10.
1.-THE Principle of Historic Criticism
and Interpretation, DR. Joseph White
ley of the University of Utah.
Lecture, Professor j. E. Hickman OF
the 9. Y. college, Logan.
THE Making of History" DR.. Joseph
Whiteley.
Lecture, Professor J. E. Hickman.
Evening Educational Factors Pro-
Young Academy.
AUGUST 20.
principles and Methods" by teach
ers representing various schools in the
county.
THE DEPARTMENTS
The teachers will meet at the Central
school building in four departments, as
follows:
Section /, First and Second Grades
Lecture in reading, Miss Ida Coonbs;
writing, Miss Jane Rowe; number work,
Miss Julia Aleman; science work IN
reading. Mrs. Susie Swenson; phonics,
Mrs. H. L. Baker; devices, Mrs Jennie
Wilkins; the necessary qualifications OF
the primary teacher T. D. Lewis.
Section 2. Third and Fourth Grades
Language and composition, Miss Cora
Groesbeck; school management, ]. A.
,lsarr
graphy and history, Miss Mary Gleas-
on; spelling, r. j. Nuttall; literature,
Mrs. Helen T. Bent; nature work, Mrs.
E ]. Taylor; writing, A c. Sorensen-
Section g. Fifth and Sixth Grades
United States history, ]. NJ. Anderson;
language and grammar, j. NJ. Jensen;
reading, S. H. Smith; arithmetic, Eli j.
Clayson: school discipline, 7. Q. Greer;
science, Arthur Mitchell.
Section 4, Seventh and Eighth Grades
Spelling. J. A. Reese; arithmetic, ID.
II. Christensen; United States history,
d. H. Robson; geography G. N. Child;
domestic science, c. K. Christensen;
school discipline, w. S. Rawlings;
general discussion after each exercise.
Thursday evening a musical enter
tainment at the opera house, under
the management of Professor j. j.
Mcclellan and George H Doul, late
of the Conservatory Of Music, Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
The following well-known artists
will appear: Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Ed
ward, Boshard and Pyne brothers.
Miss Lulu Gates, George II. Done and
others.
FRIDAY, AUGUST q.
Faust" Professor George Matthews
of the u. of U.
Lecture, Professor w. j. Kerr, B. Y
college, Logan.
SATURDAY, AUGUST %.
General Assembly Drawing in Pub
lie Schools" 10 to II a. m. Its Aims
and Lines of Work, 1:3e to p. M,
etc.
Parting Words" citizens and teach
ers.
Singing, America" convention.
Adjournment.
THE RAG"
The Ruination Organ of Provo an
swers well to its title. Your CORE
spondent said in these columns recently
that the Ruination Organ Of Provo
was dictated by a high Salt Lake gem
tleman. 1t raises up in its might and
denies the charge, saying they are in
dependent CT any dictation from any
source.
That may or may not be So but suf-
fee il TO say that nothing original ever
appears in its columns. It's editorials
are principally clippings, and il can
not say anything original about any
one it hates; so it uses a word orig
inally applied to that sheet. to desig
nate your correspondent. The cock
etrice has not yet denied the charge Of
being a goldbug- X cannot.
NOTES.
Bryan and Sewall buttons and
badges are very numerous in Provo,
the wearers being of all political par
ties. A street wit said yesterday that
there were only ten goldbugs in Provo. (
and he figured it out this way: Jim
Bean is i and the Enquirer outfit
the O.; putting both figures together /
making 10. That is about right, unless
we make it 100 by adding John Coltrin
for the other 0.
County Chairman A y. Cash and
Attorney Sam A. King went UP to the
capital today to attend the Democratic /
central committee meeting.
Sparrow eggs are very plentiful now /
aday's and scores of them are brought |
to the county clerk daily for the bounty
Of cents per dozen.
The Sfsanish Fork Coop has begun
suit against Coburn and Schofeid ia
collect sIS9.75 on q promissory note.
butte Paper Bnrne1.