The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-05
n. E. ASSOCIATION.
Matters Of Interest to the Teachers
Pertaining to the Los Angeles
Meeting

W5nona, MINI. May 5.-The executive
committee Of the National Educational
association desire to announce the fol-
lowing as the railroad basing rates and
ticket conditions for the Los Angeles
meeting. July 11-I4. 1899, as established
by the terminal lines, viz the Atchlson,
Topeka & Santa Fe railway system and
the Southern Pacific eompaay-the
Union Pacific Railroad company con-
curing
From Missouri river points and Co
Iumbt1s, Kansas. via direct Ines ooGn
ways with privilege OF diverse roUresl.
3d. Via FL PaSO OF DeElLnS or 6dTslo "
one way and via Shasta route the other,
So 80. Via Ogden one way and shasta
route the other. $3.50
Tickets viii De On sale June "a 70
July 8. inclusive
PASSENGERS must reach Los Angeles
rot later than July Il
The limit Of the ticket for return IS
Sept l. 1898.
Stop-overs will be allowed going with
IN the transit limit OF July II, and re-
turning. within the final limit Sept 1.
AT any and all points west OF and in
GLIDING FL PaSO. Trinidad Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs, Denver and corresponding
points On northern IranscoutinentaI
lines.
No deposit Of tickets viii be required
al any stage of the journey
Among the leading hotels OF the city
ara the following
The Westminster Cueadquarters), 275
rooms. European plan Loo To $500 per
day; American plan, so 70 $500; par
Iors. 81 90 $1,000
The HoIIenbeck-220 rooms. per day
SO and upward; American plan $3.50
ard upward
The Nadeau-20O roous. day rate s1-GG
and upward; American plan 80 and
upward
or 80 first class family hotels. with
rates ranging from $500 10 1890 per
week and between $50 and 200 first class
rUOuiuG houses The prices at the lat
ter are from 80 cents 10 $50 z day with
reductions by week or month The
European plan Is preferred on the Pa
eidc coast This enables the visitors TO
get meals independent OF lodging
Restaurants are numerous and excel
lent. where meals are served from lac
TO SL0G each Fresh sea FISH and game
can always De had at all places
The general sessions viii be held July
Il L. 13 and Il one Of the addresses
the western teachers VIII enjoy viii be
that of Prot John Macdonald on -'Edu-
eationaI Jeurnahsrn-Lts TribuIations
and TrIumphs
National COUNCIL Of education will
meet July S. 10 ard II Over this body
A. r Taylor OF Emporia VIII preside
Kindergarten deparrmeut-t3 2. II,
July L and ISD Mrs Maria kraUs-
Beetle. president New York y 7
Elementary education-t3 ?. II. July
Il and IA william N Hauuann
Music ucation-tZ-5G p n. July Z
and ID P C Hayden president. Quincy.
IL
The National Herbart society-C3 ..
m. July Z and 30 Charles DeGaruo,
president Ithaca " 7
Education Of deaf blind ete-12-39 ..
II, July L, Is and IL Joseph c Cor
don president Jacksonville III
Industrial educa1iou-(S 2 H. July u
and I'D Programme not receIve11
Business education-f3 p n July Z
and IA Allan Davis. president, Wash
iugIsu. D. C
Physical traIniug-Cs D N, July z
ard I3-J George W. FItz. president,
cam bridge Mass
Normal educaticn-t3 2. n. July Z
ard ~ Theodore B Moss, president,
California. Pa
Higher educaEon-f3 D. m, July 13
and Il Robert 3 Fulton, president.
University. Miss
Library departmen@(3 ?. n July l.
and Ia L D Harvey, president, MadI-
son Wis
Natural science ee9ucation-f3 D m.
July Is and I'd Programme not re-
cefved-g
School adulnistratiou-(3 D m July
I3 and I4-3 L F. Brad1. president
Ishpeming. Mich
enid srudy-tZ-s0 2 n. July L and