The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-12-18
IDAHO TEACHERS.
Their Seventh Annual Session Will
Be Held at HALEY.


! The seventh annual session of the Idaho
State Teachers association convenes in
HALEY December 1881, 1897.
An excellent programme has been pre-
pared, aud this will be supplemented by
| every possible effort Of not only the peo-
pie of HALEY but of those Of the entire
Wood River valley to make visit On this
occasion pleasure long to be remem-
bered.
Though the association convenes Tues
day afternoon at o'clock, it is expected
that many will arrive the day before, and
committees will meet every incoming
train.
The train arrives at Shoshone from the
east at q. m and from the west ut 10 :55
D. M; leaves Shoshone in the morning
and arrives at HALEY at 10 As q. m.
One and one fifth fare for the round
trip On the usual certificate plan has been
granted by the railroads.
Don't fail to take receipt for your fare
,ohen you purchase your ticket at starting
point, withOut a0AicA no one;JvM return
rate can be secured.
Holiday rates of one fare for round
trip, if granted by railroads, covering the
time of the associations meeting, would
be the cheaper.
Hotel rates: Alturas. 81 so per day;
HALEY Hot Springs hotel, $3.50 per day,
the latter furnishing free hack to aud
from sessions of the association.
The following is the general outline of
the associations programme:
Tuesday afternoon at 2o'clock-Music;
invocation; quartet; "Welcome to Blaine
County," Chief Justice l. n. Sullivan,
Welcome, sour Schools,' Judge G. o.
Stockslager; Responses by Association;
Presidents Address, F.A. Swanger; Read
ing Of Minutes of Last Meeting by Score
tary; Lecture vt 7 80 p. M, "a Word for
the Idaho YOUTH" President F. B. Gault,
State University.
Wednesday morning, 0:3O-Appoint-
ment of Committees; moral Character"
Judge Pratt; Influence Of the Childs
Environment" NJ ISIS Helen n. DaughertY;
PUNISHMENT as Viewed (a) by the Child,
(b) the Parent, (c) the Local Public. (dD
the Teacher, (e) the State" Superintend
ent w. g. Pike; "The Ideal in Ed uca-
tion," President Knepper, Lewiston Nor
NAL School.
Wednesday afternoon, :s0-"Geogra-
ply" Miss Lena M. White; Mature
Studies in the Common Schools" Judge
H. 8. Hampton; "Drawing in the Public
Schools" Miss Emma Edwards; "Lan-
guage aud Literature" Prof. w. A. Mul.
Inns; a paper by Miss Grace Grant of
Wallace; lecture at Z 80 p. M, "Our Pub
lie School-Psst, Present and Future" by
Slate Superintendent L. N. B. Anderson.
Thursday morning. Q :30-"The Grow
ing Science of Higher Life in Education"
j. H. Evans; us 1t True?" Superlntend
ent ]. G. Muerman; physical Training
Miss Ethel Thomas; IA Practical Dem
onstration," by Miss Mary F. Galloway;
1.-THE Education Of the Indians" Levi
Lowering.
Thursday afternoon, :3O-"Tho Teach
ers' Opportunity, Supt. j j. Allison 1.-The
Teacher-Ideal and Real" President ] E.
Hickman, Preston Normal; "Use and
Abuse of the Permit System" Judge Nc
Bee; "The Importance Of Our Schools"
Supt. Whittier; 'Needs of Our Public
Schools" Mrs. s. B. Halves.
Friday morning, 9:90--A paper by
Judge Stookey; "Child Study" President
]. C. Black, Albion Normal; Reports Of
Committees on Legislation, Revised Con
situations and Resolutions; Election of
Officers and Location of Next Meeting