Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-03

new inspiration from the great educa-
tona leaders and to exchange ideas
with one another: (2l to ennoble the
profession and make It respected among
men: 90 to potect the pofesson and
make II possible 10 attain greater eff
cheney, a. to unity the system, en-
courage effort and obtain the best re-
suits possible,
PROBLEM Is LOCAL.
"Our field IL Utah. We look out upon
our mineral resources and put forth
great effort and expend vast capital In
opening up the treasures OF our noun
talps. We gaze upon our ripening fields
and rich meadows; upon our salt-laden
sea and bounding mountain streams
and dream OF vast agricultural and
manufacturing possibilities. Here are
fields that call forth our best powers
OF brain and hand But these mighty
material opportunities do not compare
with the possibilities presented 10 every
school teacher In the upturned faces
before him each day.
A NOBLE PROFESSION.
THE teachers profession. the nobest
of all professions, presents greatest
possibilities, and should be a life work
and butter.
I'VE cannot be satisfied until the pro-
fession Is recognized and respected by
all citizens. and supported by legisla-
lures and commercial interests.
I'VE must not be satisfied until the
name OF Utah ID known and respected
throughout the nation. The teachers
can bring this about
DIR. HALL SPEAKS
Following President Cummings. Dr,
Hall spoke briefly on educational ideals,
In which he pointed out that cducation
IL the one creed 10 which the world Il
tending, and that the field Of the teach-
err IL becoming larger and larger
| Musical numbers were given by Miss
| Lillian Turner. W. O. Give, and Erwin
| &. Larson Following the brief pro-
gram dancing was INDUCED In and re.
freshments were served In the GYM
nasium building.
ToMoRRow's PROGRAM,
10 a. m.-Department meetings
School Board Section--Clty and eoun-
~ building. room 2O4. Mathonhah
Thomas, Salt LAX, City president; H..
n. Hayes, SEWER county, secretary
Duties and Privileges of School
Trustees" Joseph Hubbard salt Lake
county. Discusslon-C. NJ. Sorenson,
sal; Lake county Lewis Anderson,
SaHpete coGnty.
"Relat.onshlp OF School Board to
SuDerinit ndent,' Joseph Oberndorfer,
salt Lake City. Discussion, Election
OF officers.
Superintendents' section-City and
county building. room 1853. State Supt.
A. g, Nelson. president. Ida NJ. Wells.
superintendent Grand county, secre-
tary.
"What Changes Should Be Made IN
the state Course of study" William
n. Peterson, superintendent Weber
county. Discussion-John w. Smith,
superintendent Salt Lake county; u. NJ.
Wh,.esides, superintendent Davis coun-
".
state Teachers Reading Circle--L. r.
Eggertson, superintendent Utah coun-
~. Discusson--W. s. Rawlings, SUI
perlntendent OF schools, Provo; Ariel
Carbon, superintendent OF schools, L.o.
gan. Election OF officers.
Committee Meetings-City and coun.
ty building, room 20S.
Visitation OF Schools-Program as
outlined for Wednesday, continued.
GENERAL SESSION.
p. m.-General session, Assembly
| Hal. Music.
Address Cooperation OF School and
Home; a Few Practical Suggestions, y
Mrs. Alice w. Cooley, president OF the
| department OF elementary education
| National Educational association.
DIR. HALLS LECTURE.
S p. m.--General session. Assembly
| Hall.
Prayer, Rev. william n. Paden, Mu.
| sic Address: "Genetic Psychology
| @. Stanley Hall.