Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-03
,Nely Canvass Being Made on
Public Selection Of Officers
For Next Year.
ADDRESS BY suPT. COOLEY.
,,u Mark Close of the Sessions, ana
VIII be Delivered in Opera House
Friday Evening.
lsnecinl to tho "News.")

Ian s.-Tomorrow will mark
.,o end of the great convention me
w., sa, ynl be principally taken up IN
General business session IN the AFTER
Goo Mt which the officers for the next
.sor will be chosen, and a general as
sorbIv in the evening at which Supt'
cooley will deliver closing address,
In the morning the departmental
r,eatings will be continued as was the
.roctIse on Wednesday and Thursday,
and preceding the general business ses-
sion In the afternoon, MISS Arholu VIII
snest on the topic; THE Essentials
al Liberal Education.
Al the general reception given IN the
Auditorium Wednesday evening top
10 of much discussion was the mater
NJ ticket for next years offices. Inc
men to be selected are a president to
succeed Geo. a. Eaton, n first vice pres
idenf to succeed O. NJ. Mower a second
vice president to succeed w. n. PETER
son and a secretary treasurer 10 sue
coed L. NJ Gillian.
The custodian is eS-officio the state
sunerintendent of schools and no cleo
lion will be held for this office. Il Is
| little early yet TO pick favorite for
the office of president. However, an ac-
II develops a lively boom for the
reelection of President Geo A. Eaton,
while geographical considerations are
IN favor of Supt. William Allison of this
4 city.
FRIDAYS PROGRAM.
In addition TO the general officers an
election occurs for members of the
board of directors and tor general
chairman of the arrangements COM
n mlttee The full program for Friday
superintendents section-At $3.50
o'clock in the First Presbyterian
How Con the County Teachers
4 Institute be OF Most Value to the
I Teachers?"-Supt. P. d. Jensen. Mon
IA roe,
" How Con the County Superintendent
81 Best Assist in Establishing Public
81 School Libraries ?"-Supt. w. M. Boy
n den, Coalvllle.
& care OF school Books, School Furni-
81 ture, Grounds, tc."-Supt. G. NJ. Mum
81 ford, Murray.
school Gardening. Miss Eta Pow
N ers, principal Lincoln school, Salt Lake
81 City
81 Election of officers.
n Arts and crafts section, at the First
n Congregational church. at $3.50 o'clock,
81 Il. H. Eastmond, president. Utah coun-
IA ty; Miss Anna l.. Corbett, secretary,
lE Salt Lake City.
# Paper, "Needlework and It's Place in
~ the Public School'-Miss Anna L. Cor
IS hett.
81 The Power Of Art Educationally"-
q j. Leo Fairbanks. supervisor of art,
Salt Lake City schools.
Psychological Value Of Correlative
Arr and HandNrg FIJI l. RpDWrn min
cipal Normal School, B. Y. T., Provo
General discussion.
Election of officers.
Il Parents section, at the First Method
y list Episcopal church. Prof. Milton Ben.
1 MON, president. Salt Lake City.
THE Responsibility of Parents in the
Moral Education Of Children"
Henry H. Rolapp, Ogden.
Discussion.
How Parents and Teachers May Co.
operate in the Moral Education of
Y Children"-David o. Mckay, principal
\ Weber Stake academy, ogden.
Discussion.
Election OF officers.
IN THE AFTERNOON.
At p m. the final afternoon session
VIII be called to order at the Grand
Opera House, and the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Music
Invocation
ADDRESS. The Essentials of the Lib
e'sl Educatlon'-Miss Arnold,
General business session.
me evening session closing the con-
Vention VIII he at the Grand Opera
House, and will consist of an address
y 'up' cooley and a musical program.