The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-28
). V. Jesse, Taloga; H. A. Campbell


Ferrel, Southwestern Normal school
General session. First Baptist church
Tuesday, = p. n.
Music. Miss Sarah Flynn, Chandler.
l-Consolidation of Rural Schools. II
Bayes. Chandler; \. c. Scott. a. < NJ
College: T., Il. Higgins, Pawnee.
Discussion.
2-ShouId the Territorial School Elimin-
ate the Preparatory Department?-F.
II. IIrlholtz. Edmond Normal; J. r.
Campbell. Southwestern Normal; d. r
Boyd. University.
s-Reading. selectedEHarry T. Parsons
Northwestern Normal.
4LTeachers and Salaries-B. H. Locke
Oklahoma City High school.
5-Address-Hon T. Is. Ferguson, COVER
Tor.
Tuesday. p. m. overholser's new opera
house.
Music. selected-John ]. Merrill.
Music. violin-piano solo-Mr. Franz Col
vim. Miss Stevens. Alva.
Lecture-Fred Emerson Brooks.
Music.
Announcements.
wednesday. 3 a. m, First Baptist
c--urch.
Music. vocal solo-Mrs. Belle Fulton
Barker. Weatherford.
Selection of nominating committee.
What Position shall the Teacher Take
on the School Land uestion?-General
discussion, thirty minutes.
manual Training-A r. Hickam.
Northwestern Normal: J. H. Kelly,
University Preparatory School.
Text Book Law
(a) Uniform series, ". P. Stewart. Ho-
bart.
Cb) Free text books. E B. Nelson, Law
ton.
4-The Training School in Education
George D. Knipe. Northwestern Nor
mai.
5-Report on Current Educational
Thought.
Committee. r. Campbell. Weather
ford; c. B. Blake, Edmond; John Davis.
Alva; Jonas Cook, Chickasha; w. c. JAM
ieson, Saltwater.
Miscellaneous Business
(a) Report of nominating committee.
(b) Presentation of flag.
(c) Announcement of standing commit
tees.
(d) Report of auditing committee.
All papers will be limited to fifteen
minutes. General discussions to five min
utes. It is the purpose of the executive
committee to have the proceedings of the
association published in book form so
that they may reach every teacher in
the territory. 1t is therefore expected OF
those who are assigned subjects. that
Z ha MIA
in the hands of the executive committee
at the close of the session. If for any
persons designated TO prepare pa
pers are unable to be present, they are
urged to prepare their papers and send
them to be read.
The railroads have given a uniform rate
of one fare Plus 50 cents. This should
enable ever yteacher in the territory TO
be present
The headquarters of the association will
De at the Hotel Lee. All persons upon
their arrival should some directly 10 the
headquarters for enrolment, where they
may acquire information relative to hotel
rates. private boarding houses. or il they
prefer, accommodations in private homes
The lecture on Tuesday evening by
Fred Emerson Brooks. the noted humor-
ist of California. promises to be one Of
the most instructive entertainments ever
given on behalf of the association. This
lecture will be. delivered in the New Over
holser opera house. This opera house has
recently been erectd at a cost of sl5o, co.,
and is by far the most elegantly furnished
opera house in the Southwest. Teachers
who enroll viii have seats reserved with
out any extra cost.
Don forget that we are expecting an
exhibit at the association
from the different county and city schools,
and we trust the every teacher may take
special interest in this exhibit, and that
It may be one of the most important fea-
lures of our association. Room will be re-
served in the High Scvhool building for
the various exhibits that may be furnish
3D. However, al lexhibits must conform
o the rules and regulations of the Worlds
Fair commission. fun particulars Of which
may be had by addressing any member Of
.ne Territorial Board OF Education.
For further information, address the
chairman of the executive committee.
Alva. O. T., Nov. 27.-The woods coun-
-armen Thursday and Friday. November
IS and y. and the following program was
given:
Thursday evening
Music by Carmen Quartette.
Violin Solo-Franz Colvin. y. T. y.
Lecture by IIervey Smith McCoweH.
subject kings and Queens, Crowned and
Uncrowned"
Friday morning
Model Recitation in History--AHison
Armstrong.
Discussion-Abbie Campbell.
Waste in Education-Prof. \. Gridley.
\. T. "
The Country School a Stepping Stone
10 Something Higher-Prof John Howard,
Stella academy.
Recitation-Helen Barrett.
School Inccntives-Prof. \. J. Jordan.
Augusta schools.
Discussion-Nora DeBsun. Cleo; E d.
Wright. Ames.
Four Studies or seven-Prof- T. J. Mil
er. Cherokee schools
Diseuszion-Hattie Case. Lee Van Hood
Noon.
Music bv the Carmen Quartetts.
Model Recitation in GeogTaphy-airs
" H. McGreevy.
Why the Teacher Is Poorly Paid-Frank
Graham.
Discussion-Henry Summers. Jessie eli
slTap.
Address by President T. W. Conway %
Alva Normal school: subject Culture
Demands by Modern life
Friday evening
Music by Carmen QuaTtette-
Violin sclc-Prof. Franz Coivin.
Address by Hon T. p. Ferguson. gov
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