Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27
Interesting Program Has Been Prepared For
 Coming Meeting
(Fron Saturdays Daily)

anee ever experienced in the history of the Arizona Teachers association is before us. It is estimated that be- tween 500 and 500 teachers will be in Phoenix fair week to attend the daily sessions of the association from 8 a. m. to 12:3O p. m. The teach CTS may spend the time at the fair in the afternoon by this arrangement.
 President ". W. Parsons of the Indiana State Normal has been se- cured to work in this institute. Pres ident Parsons is a man of ability and experience and is at the head of one of the largest state normals in the Uitedn States. The faculty of this school is composed of seventy-five members. In this school the annual registration reaches 1000 students. President Parsons will lecture on sub jects like the following:
 l. The Education of the Human Organism.
 2. Incentives to Education.
 3. Shakespeare's Hamlet.
 4. Characteristics of Great Litera- ture.
 5. The School and the State. { (Night lecture).
 Miss Gall H. Salmerton, supervisor of primary work at Fort Wayne, Ind, has been secured to do the primary work. This plan in cur association whereby primary teachers and gram mar grade teachers may get instruc- tion at the association, is different from former associations. Miss Cal merton has done a great deal to in- stitute work throughout the Missis- Eippi valley and is highly recommend ed by all wherever she has worked.
 Pabulum at this association will be furnished for all and no teacher can say that his or her department of education has been overlooked.
 Such statements as the following indicate the efficiency of Miss Cal merton:
 "Her work in primary reaching is the best I have ever seen. .''-W. c. Hewitt, State Institute instructor Osh- kosh, Wis.
 ''I consider Miss Calmerton one of the most efficient primary teachers we ever had in the Platville State Normal. McGregor, president.
 Other statements equally as good are in evidence. To secure and know attendance a new feature will be employed. A card printed on both sides will be kept by each teacher and punched at the door of each session, if the teacher is not on time. On one side the card reads as follows: Arizona Teachers Association and
 Joint Institute.
 Phoenix-I9O9-Nov SIP. Present this card at door of meet l ing place and have it punched. Re turn this card with your next month s | voucher. Salary will be reduced for non-attendance. See. 2162, Revised | Statutes of Arizona.
 The other side:
 A. M. L. T. Tuesday L. T. P. NJ. ! A. NJ. L. T. Wednesday L. T. A. NJ. ! Address. A. NJ. L. T. Thursday L. T. P N A. M. L. T. Friday L. T. A. M. i Teachers should all be present at | the opening of the first day on Tues day.
 To show the outlook for large at tendance note what is said by super intendents over the territory:
 fWe will advise our teachers to attend the Teachers association at Phoenix. ."-County Superintendent R. C. Smith, Holbrook.
 'It is our intention to attend the Ariz9ha Teachers association. p-Su- perintendent W. E. Lutz, Douglas.
 "I will certainly urge all of my teachers to attend. ."-Fred II. Wes- sel, county superintendent of Yuma county.
 "We hope to have and expect a good delegation from Globe City.''- Supt. F. D. Smith.
 "Gila county will have good delegation of teachers. .'-County Su- perintendent Kellner, Globe. ''Our teachers will all be on hand and several of us will be over on Sunday. ''-Supt. c. F. Philbrook, Bis bee. "Every teacher Ill the public schools of Cochise county is expect ;