Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-28
MANY TEACHERS
ATTEND SESSION
PROMINENT EDUCATORS AT
BERKELEY
Gov. Pardee, President Wheeler and
Other Prominent Persons Mako
speeehes-offlcers Elected
for the Ensuing Year
By Associated Press

hSN ASSOclated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-Today's
session of the California Teachers asso-
citation at the University of California
was the most important since the open
ing day.
The throng in attendance on the ses-
sions of the teachers association. the
state Farmers institute and the Cali
fornla Library association was swelled
today by fully 5000 people. Prominent
educators and leaders in the various
lines represented are here from all
parts of the coast, and the bustling
towr which shelters the three great con-
Ventions presents q more animated ap-
pearance than usual.
Today's sessions of the farmers in
stitute are held in connections with the
section of nature study and agricul-
ture Of the teachers association.
The detailed events of the day were
as follows:
$3.50 o'clock-Address, Benjamin Ide
Wheeler, president of the University Of
California.
Hear Interesting Reading
Experiments in Agricultural Educa-
tion in This and Other Countrles What
They Should Teach U.s. l.. d. Harvey,
superintendent Stout training schools,
Menominee, Wis Discussion of Super
intendent Harvey's paper, led by A. G.
True, Washington, ID. c.; Edward f.
Adams, editorial staff San Francisco
Chronicle; George r. Lukens, state SEN
ator Fifteenth district, Oakland Leroy
Anderson, director of California poly
technic school, San Luis Obispo. Gem
eral discussion.
p m.-"California Aspects of the
Animal Industry" e. w. Majors assis-
tant professor of animal industries.
promotion of California Poultry In
terests,' M. e. Jaffa, assistant pro-
fessor Of agriculture.
How to Secure Sanitary Milk" A..
Il. Ward, assistant professor of Veter-
mary science and bacteriology, or C. M.
Har1ng, instructor in veterinary sci
ence and bacteriology.
Evenings o'clock lin chronological
laboratory, can Evening With Ento-
mology," C. w. Woodwork, associate
professor of entomology, and w. T..
Clarke, assistant superintendent OF
farmers institutions.
Dedication of new chronological lab
oratory. Reception with address and
exhibitions.
Governor Makes Speech
Officers were elected for the follow
ing year and a meeting place for next
year selected; committee reported re-
Communications for a change in the
entrance requirements of the University
or California and in the studies pre-
scribed in many of the schools of the
state; Governor Pardee spoke on
School Sanitation and Hygiene" and
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler deliv-
cred an address on the schools of Cali
fornia. Many other papers of import
ance were read during the day.
c. G. Van Liew, principal Of the state
normal school at Chico, was elected
president of the teachers association
for the coming year to succeed James
A. Barr Of Stockton. D. NJ White Of
Fresno and A. II. Mcdonald of San
francisco were elected vice presidents;
Mrs. M. M Fitzgerald of San Francis :
CO was continued as secretary, with r.
A. Lee as her assistant; f. X. Barthell
was elected railroad secretary and Phil
Up Prior of San Francisco was chosen
for treasurer.
Fresno was made the next meeting
place.