Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-22
WILL LECTURE BEFORE THE
STATE TEACHERS INSTITUTE
NEXT WEEK.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS
The Programme for the Meeting to Be
Held In Butte Beginning Next
Wednesday.

Il professor to do the lecturing before
the institute. The choice fell on Prof. A.
Il. Taylor, p. Fl. D., president of the
State Normal school of Kansas.
Professor Taylor has been president of
the National Educational associate
He is writer of note, and is said to be
an excellent speaker, with great versa
tiity.
The programme for the institute has
been prepared 1t is as follows:
WEDNESDAY,
Observation-Disclosures DeSiere.
Music-High school glee club.
Address of wecome-Hon. J. E. Rick
ards, Henry Mueller, Pres. of Board of
Education.
Responses-W T.. Harmon, Bozeman;
Supt. S. d. Largent, Great Falls.
Music, Norwegian song, Bohm, violin
cello-Mr. r. H. Ballard.
Presidents address. The Moral Ele-
ment in Education"-Mrs Mona b. Eddy.
Music, vocal solo--Miss Voltz.
Invocation-Rev. S. H. G. Burgin, pas
tor M. e. church south.
Symposium.
The unifcation of education in Mon
tana-The place Of the Normal school in
an educational systemic. j. Mean
drews, Pres. State Normal school, Dill
lon.
Dscussion-A. G. Newell, Butte: Jonas
Cook, Philipsburg; Supt. J. NJ. Hamil
ton, Missoula; Miss Nj. A. Cantwell,
Bozeman.
The possibilities of the county high
schoof'-Prof. 0. Nj. Harvey, Livings-
ton, Prin. county high school.
Dissatisfaction Kay, Red Lodge,
Prin. Carbon county high school: Geo.
Svya D,.iy, Enll lllti ,tx-
high school: Miss Grimes, Virginia City.
Music, violin solo-Miss Lydia Bartels.
THE ideas of the public schools'-R. G.
Young, Butte, Supt of schools.
Discussion-Supt. r. r. Brayton, Bill
lings; Supt. r. E. Hammond, kalispell;
Supt r. r. Kilroy, Anaconda.
Papers limited to 20 minutes each
Discussion to minutes each.
Music -'Encouragement," High School
Orchestra.
Vocal solo (selected)-Mr. Jack Thorn
as.
Evening lecture.
Vocal solo--Mrs. WincheN.
The teachers and citizens of Butte will
give a reception to the State Teachers
association on the evening of December
p, after the lecture.
Science Teaching in the Public
N.
State School of Mines.
Discussion-M j. Elrod, Missoula,
State University; DR.. F. w. Traphagen,
Bozeman, Agricultural college; w. L.
Rowe, White Sulphur Springs; E. A.
Hayden, Helena.
Music--(a) "The Shower;' OBJ See
the Moonlight Beams" eighth grade of
Butte schools.
Art in the Public Schools, Mrs VIM.
J. Christie, Butte.
Discussion-Mrs. Buzzo, Mrs Speer
Mrs. Fred Holbrook, Mrs Hight.
Reports of committees.
Election Of officers.
Department of higher education
Thursday, The Educational Value of
Natural History" J. w. Blankenship,
Ph. D., Montana college of agriculture
and mechanic arts, Bozeman. The
Educational Value of Drawing" Miss
Vonnie Owings Deer Lodge. THE Edu-
cational Value of Laboratory Work." j.
P. Rowe, University of Montana Mis-
soula.
Frday-"The Relation of Mathematics
OF the High School to Institutions of
Higher Learning Chas. j. Fenner,
state normal school, Dillon THE Re-
lation of the High School Course in
English to Institutions of Higher Learn
ing" Miss Adelia Humphrey, Butte
high school. THE Place OF Athletics in
the High Schools and Institutions of
Higher Learning J. Edgard Tyree,
Beaverhead County high school, Dillon
Herbartian club-Friday, The Teach
er's Study of Social Development" Prof.
H. H. Swain, Montana state norma.
school.
Discussion.
History in the High School," Prof.
Lewis Terwilliger, Boulder.
December 27-Child Study and Kinder
earten department.
Presidents Address-"The Training of
Morals in the kindergarten"
"A Comparison of the Theories of
Froebel and Herbart,' Emma L. Kooser,
Butte.
December 2s-"Child Study-System-
attic and Unsystematic," Miss Annie L.
Harwood, Dillon.
The Use of Outside Materials in the
kindengarten-Why?" Miss c. Barbour,
Helena.
Kindergarten Songs and Games"
Miss Lucine Finch, Helena
Department of Superintendent. Thurs
day.
Presidents Address-tThe Educational
Outlook in Montana"
County Examinations = W. w
Welch, state superintendent of public
instruction, elect.
Discussion opened by DR.. Geo. j. Nc
Andrew, Dillon.
Examinations in Schools"-P. A,
Leamy, Prin. of High School, Butte
Discussion opened by Supt Hirma
Tyree, Dillon.
FRIDAY.
SIlp N tat I.s,,t- H.,
make his Supervision of Greatest Help"
Miss Sadie Rogers. Helena.
Discussion opened by Supt S. D. Lar
gent, Great Falls.
GENERAL DISCUSSION
"'How Shall We use the State Course of
Study SO as to get the Greatest Help
from it," Supt. ]. NJ. Hamilton, Missoula