Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-30
PROPOSITION TO MOVE OF
MANY INTERESTING PAfEl
AND DISCUSSED.
state Teachers Association
Jefferson City should ID"
thing TO Retain Its VI
ines-IInportnnt con
mitteeS Named.

JEFFERSON CITY, NJ. btS
cial.D Al the meeting Of the 81
er>' Association to-day. 1t ceF
there was plan on foot. 10
location to Columbia for the ne
in the belief that the meet'il
teachers there would help the
vegsity. The plan met with nj
among the college and high sen
ers. and with those who helleN
Jefferson City people should ere
one modern hotel here II they
location of the association u
The opposition 10 the change :
those who believe that the Sute
association depends upon the l.
ing made permanent at the stats
i being done by associations
states. and that the ATTENDANCE
much greater than in former We
the meetings were held in Jeif'.
Superintendent Greenwood. OF N.
favors locating the association :
ly at the state capital. and h,f
the strong men in the associate.
II. Jesse of the state univers.tyI-
" Superintendent W. y. Wharf,
thage, are spoken of as candidae
presidency of the association.
Al tne meeting of the assods
morning. Superintendent J. N-d,
OF Moberly. read strong papein
the public schools. from the Sd
ent's standpoint. This paper we'd
by Miss Sarah !. Mil!isan. er
Grove. and j. W. White. of as
City high school
Real Science in the SchoolHe
subject of a paper by ProfeSsorN.
kra!I. of the ST. Louis Manuag
school. He thought that hohe
study of science should not las
textbooks: they should be incidos.
q. &. Lorgan. of Kansas CAV.
Duff. of Nevada. and q. 6. OF
Webb City. discussed the papel
Assistant superintendent Geollr-
ply. of the St Louis schools. ure-
port as manager for Missouri Va
tioral Educational Associationur'
registered over 80 teachers at tns
of this association in Wash:nsC.
in July last. and Mr.. Murphy esei
larger number at the me- 20:
Angeles. Cal, next summer. tee'
appointed manager for another :,
At the afternoon session, =.
Draper. president OF the Cnivehih
uois. delivered an address on I OF
of management TO inStruC uoUotl
tended that The personnel OF ne
had much 10 do with the kiiof
done by the pupil. 1t is ntuc
what he puts into the child: :,
it is what he gets the child on
teach ( child. as it Is who coeacI'
ing"
The address met with popula an
State Superintendent Kirk co.d
in a short address. Tonight ap,'
delivered an address on The u
Teacher" William George Bdi'
Of the School Board Journal. DIX
delivered an address on "Mocho
Board Tendencies. Walter :,
Columbia. read paper on tn On
the state university to state Sc =
In the department sections :, /
Woodward. of ST. Louis trai;h"'
made an address in the indu1uy
tion section on manual train'e !
troduced Miss Lisbeth NJ. Gla. W
conducted a recitation in domden'
cooking, illustrating the indivieth
as taught in the ST. Louis schc Ga
of ten jefferson City girls wePul'
for the lesson. DIR. PiCkard prin |
college section. ". 5. Dearm, kli
wood, made a plea for stateH
high schools. This paper wsuss
by c. E Stout. of Marionville.
The following committees wpoii
ed: Nominations-H. a. HigW;;
Thompson. J. r. Hale. &. +. p ;.
Underwood. =. l. Seaweli. r IN
son, j. b. Scott, ]. II. Frick. De
mont. F. Z. Cook. George 7. ny
VI. Gill. J. I Withers and w. men
Time and placNProtessor Br, j.
Whiteford. ]. S. COffman. WroH
H. n. Demand q. NJ HOLM.
Williams. Professor Steimbeck: kr
f II. Luckey. W. n. Lynch. Mo-
lough. W. y. Wharton. J. l. or
Resolutions-J. c. Jones. Col; j.
Ell!f. Joplin: George II. Hovarre
burg, j d. Wilson. Sedalia: Gre
wood. Kansas City: Marie Iler.
Louis. W. II. Black. Marshall. Mo
Chillicothe: ]. T. MCCann. Ny CO
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Audttins-W. H. Martin. Is, {
Miss Pratt. Doniphan; V. .olc
Liberty. W. H Prestis. St. u.
Stevenson. NeoSho.
F'lag-W- u. Murphy. Lanc: {:
Reynolds, Kansas City; ". D. es
kio: 4. r. Alexander. Ga; l..
Hansen. jefferson City.