The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
UTAH TEACHERS
At Los ANGELES
Big Representation at National
Educational Association
Meeting.
WANT TO GET THE NEXT
CONVENTION FOR ZION
This State Now Is Fully Organ
lied and All Efforts Will
Be Put Forth.

Utah school teachers intend TO make a
great showing at the National Educa-
tionaI association which will convene at
Los Angeles. They have organized under
q. n. Christensen, city superintendent OF
schools who is director for Utah Of the
association, and viii Garry on COM
paign 70 bring the next Western conven-
ton OF the association TO Salt Lake.
They have every hope tina. they Will lie
successful in this as they Will have the
hearty support of the California teachers,
having supported California in It's effort
10 secure the present convention for the
City OF the Angels,
Utah has secured headquarters al the
Alexandria Hotel In Los Angeles. Ehere
Thus centrally located some good work
will be done In advertising the Stale.
There will be several hundred OF ner ped
aGogues there and they will spare no
pains to put lions Advantages as con-
vention town TO the front.
The association Is the leading organi
cation Of educatlonalists In the United
States, 1t comprises nearly every school
TEACHER from Maine to the Pacific, and
oil Its roster are some OF the greatest men
and women In the nation The gathering
and the consequent visit 10 Zion OF the
many great minds will be Of incalculaoie
benefit.
Now on the Ground.
Very many Utah teachers are on the
by July s. when the Utah headquarters
Will be opened. The convention win open
on July and will continue until July II.
The advisory committee for Utah already
has been organized and has been getting
in good work, All those who were asked
TO act have accepted. the entire list be.
ing as follows:
State Superintendent A. c. Nelson. Salt
Beaver Fred R. Pryor; Box Elder, A. E.
Jensen; Cache, J. L. McCarry; Carbon.
Carl Marcusen; Davis. E. NJ. Whi5esides.
G Anderson. Grand Ida NJ. Wells; Iron,
Erastus 3. Daley; Juab. T. w. Vickers;
Kane, David, a. Smith; Mlllard, Joseph
Piutes Emma Bertlesqn; Eich; j; D. John
Lenore Butt; sanpete. A. u, Miner; Sc
yior, I, p engen; sqnmit W NJ Boy
n. G. Sowards; Utah. L. E Eggertson,
Wasatch. orson Ryan; Washington, Geo.
r: BrirGhurst;- Wayne, Jos. Eckersley,
VIM. s. Rawlings. Logan. Ariel Carbon;
Murray. G. NJ. Mumford
Normal, VIM. NJ. Stewart; Branch Nor
NAL, G. W. Decker Agricultural College,
ford for ! b NsFF Aesdemy G S0ssf Il }ss RTmRa Ia II L
d, S. University. Willard Young; All Hal
lows College. John J. Guinan; Gordon
ACADEMY. ID. b. Clarks COlleSlaCe lNStl-
tute. G. 3. sweazey; Rowland Hall. Clara
|, Colburne.
The University OF California in antici-
patton of the gathering has arranged an
unusually strong programme for the sunp-
mer school at Berkeley and il is expected
this VIII draw many. The beauties OF
Los Angeles and It's well-known hospital
ity also will assist in inducing many more
outings and excursions have been placed
within the reach OF the visiting teachers
at exceptionally cheap rates, IN fact.
I'm every direction.
The usual hearty reception will be Civ
en- the delegates by the city officials on
the convention will be taken up at once
On the lengthy programme published are
the names OF the leading educators OF
Among the kindred societies which will
meet at the same time as the National
Educational association are: The Nation
al Society for the Scientific Study Of Ed
lFauion. the Educational Press Associa-
tion of America, the Round Table Con-
ference OF Agricultural Education of
America, and the Religious Educational
The present officers OF the association
who constitute the executive committee
are: Nathan c. Schaeffer OF Harrisburg
president William n. Maxwell Of New
York, first vice epresident. Jasper N VIII
kinson Of Emporia, Kansas. treasurer
Nicholas Murray Butler, New York. chair
man VI ttHSlttS. w 1. tidTrlS OF NaSn-
ington. member by election. and Irwin
Shepard OF Winona. Mimi. secretary.
The National Council of Education COM
prises the following:
President. Elmer T.. Brown, Washing
ton. -. c.; vice-president. Augustus S.
Downing. Albany. n. Y: secretary J. w.
Carr, Dayton, Ohio; executive committee.
Anna Tolran Smith, Washington. n, c.:
executive committee, Howard T. Rogers,
Albany. n. y; executive committed
James III Greenwood. Kansas City. Mo.