The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-12-31
TnR TWELFTH
ANNUAL MEETING
Idaho State Teachers Asso-
citation in Session in
Weiser this Week.

The twelfth annual meeting OF
the Idaho State Teachers Associa-
ton convened IN this city Monday
morning. T. p Maryatt acted as
president The sessions we're held
in the Congregational church.
Teachers were present from every
portion of the state Many were
unable to reach here in time owing
to the unsatisfactory time Of trains.
Monday evening the visitors were
rendered reception at Miriam Hall,
Weiser Academy by the teachers Of
the Academy, Idaho Industrial In
stitute and the Weiser city schools.
The program for the evening con-
sisted Of music, singing and refresh
ments.
The subjects discussed at the SEES
slons we're of interest to teachers
and public and were treated in an
able manner by the speakers.
Following is the program as carried
out at the meeting:
MONDAY MORNING
f,lano Solo-..-.. ............,.........
........... Prof Coggswell, Univers-
ity OF Idaho
Invocation.
..........-.......R Rev. A. H. Ashmun
Vocal Solo.
........ Miss Mariana Jones, Weiser
Addresses OF Welcome.
~. Miss PermaI. French, EtateSupt.
Public Instruction Boise
',.. w. F. Sommercamp. Weiser
hcspons<--. -. Observation-Disclosures.
............ DIR J. A. Mclean Uni
verslty of Idaho
.,s.s..... Prof. Siders, Pocatello
Violin Solo.
........ Miss Helen Coston, Boise |
Annual Address OF the President, "In-
fiucnces in Education ''-......
............,.... Read by Miss Harper
Business Session
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Vocal
Prof. Hulme, University OF
Idaho
The Need OF Individual instruction.
........... ...Supt. W. R. Siders,
Pocatello !
Discussion
The Moral Factor in Education Gen.
eral Discussion
How Far Are Certain New Ideas in Ed
ucation 70 be Accepted as Sound Ped
Miles F. Reed. i Uuivsrs.
ity Of Idaho
song. -....... ............-......
................ Male Quartet, Weiser
faris-. 49,.
.....E. N. Hulme, Dept. OF History
University Of Idaho
Reception to the Teachers Association
-. BY Teachers of the Welser
Schools
Piano Solo. Observation-Disclosures.
..-............ M. Dairy. Caldwell
Industrial Education.
.............J. N. Farris, President
OF Academy, Pocatello
Discussion.
.......... Led by Miss Jane Slocum
Weiser
English.
.................J. Austin Mitchell,
Weiser Academy
Discussion.
1885,. Led by President p. l.. Camp.
bell, Eugene, Oregon
Needs OF Our Normal Schools--GeneraI
DiScussion-.
.......... Led by Mrs 8. B. Hawes,
Lewiston State Normal
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Ei"no ooio-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.'...--.. Prof Coggswell
The True End OF Teaching.
............ Horace Ellis, President
OF Albion Normal
DlbCubSlOD--, 800.
$50. Led by Jas A. Mclean, Presi
dent University OF Idaho
.......... Mrs Elizabeth Gotter
Caldwell
1880. Led by Miss Francis Gallo
way, Weiser
Reading Circle Work in Idaho.
.................A. NJ. Rowe, Payette
TUESDAY EVENING.
''Of'' o"'" ........
:........... DR.. Baker, Weiser
............. Mrs. VIM. McBratney,
Weiser
Address-The Basis OF Optimism.
......-...P. L. Oampbsll, President
Univerity OF Oregon
The teachers enrolled were the follow
ing:
Prof. w. R. siders, Pocatello; Dr. ]. A.
Mclean, Moscow; D. w. Hunsinger.
Cambridge; Permeal French, Boise: Prof |
|. J. Coggswell Moscow Myrtle N.
Hastings, Silver City; Lafe Lansdon,
Council; Miles F. Reed Moscow; A. r.
Sears, Idaho Falls; A. NJ. Rowe, Payette;
Prof. Edward T. Barker, Albion; T. P.
Maryatt, Weiser; Prof. Horace Ellis,
Albion; Miss Jane NJ. Slocum, N. Maria
Henlon, Weiser; M. K. Manning, Cald-
we'll; Lola Dale, Clara Brown, Grace
Lindsey. Mary Travis Ida Edmonds,
Watson, Ella Currin, Frances