The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-06
MUSICAL FEATURES
GIVE ADDED PLEASURE
Practical Suggestions Offered
to Render Country Life
More DnsITabIe

Large ana npprciatiye audiences
we're fl Attendance a iodays sessions
Il tbe southwestern Interstate coun.
~ LIS conferences. Excellent pro.
grams were carried out and much ~.
eress ID being manifested ia the work
selectsone BY. the Central state Nof'
nal scn0ol orchestra, under the di.
rectlpn 81 Prof. Oscar Iehrer, and by
she Ladies Ciee club OF the safie
school ushered IN sie morning pro-
afnm which commenced st g;Sn
o'clock
aoroanlging NcW County
County School Superintendent W.
N Cll. Of Usage county made q
highly Interesting address on Organ
lklng Nuw County Mr. tiill la
emone he leading educators 81 the
ntAfn an has made remarkable fec'
oga II organizing thc school districts
ia bis county, the largest IN the stale
sincn atstehood. school buildings ~
g9oa al u old Oklahoma have been
nrovlded IN each dlsiilot cOstlns from
sl.000 % $4,000 each The story Of
his experiences iii organizing the
schools IN his county and building
them up to the standard Of the schools
In old OKLAHOMA W 10 short a time
proved cutie interesting 70 the del
eaales ilam the cid find settled states
Miss Lucille atanbaek. Of the Cen.
sfaI gfase Normal school Favored with
vocal solo which vas highly appfe'
slalod.
10 MAKE Fann L6p Desirable.
the subject. "The Five Practical
factors that Would Make Farm Lite
Deslrahle. was ably handled by Prof
Claude Scott, Of the southwestern
Normal school He told Of the many
improvements that could be zaaSe On
the lafm and made strong plea for
the encouragement Of scientific farm
lng. He urges thar farmers should
send thelf boys 20 the agricultural
aehools 81 The state to aetter equip
themselves % become successful farm.
ers. He also made some valuable SUE
gostlona TO the farmer 70 encourage
bis son 70 stieA 10 farm life.
The musical department of the
Southwestern Normal school furnished
some excellent music which waa
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
Inlects Humor into Program.
President walter L. Ross, oI the
Northwestern Normal school At AlT1,
made hlt with his humorous address
on, aFarm Life HI the Short Grass
country. The address WAS highly On.
lertalnlng and showed up the real con
dlll0ne ol country life IN Western 0k.
lah0ma II the early days
President Rogs told OF the remark.
able growth OF The shurl grass section
Of The new State since the easily days
showing the nr0Eressivencss OF the
Oklahoma pioneers.
The Ladies' uuartelto Of tie Uni
varsity Preparatory school If fonka.
wa. rendered several selections ana
were heartily eucored
Woman Makes practical talk.
Mrs. MARY Niblack county supefln.
lendenl ID Carter county. made a prac
tlcal la!k on. acountry Clubs am
Rural Schools. aioWlnE The relation
ahIp one with Che ulhef Size stated
that IN heY county she had been en-
dAAvNflnh 70 build ~ The MolheA
club thu Students Glee club literary
club, aud the oldfashl0ned singing
club. along with her school work She
asserted lllsi an assembly room u
each school district was insl as necess
aary Is citg hall Is % o town aud
stated that III ten nl The large diHlfiniA
ID her county the school buildings are
TWO stories high. with general aasem
bly, room faf country club purposes
she also G0ld ~ The good results
being accomplished IL her county By
the cooperation e The County Teaeh
era association And lle Farmers n
Aliluln she etaled That a farmer usua
10 be fecugulkad AZ 4 gentleman BIZ
In this progressive day they are Al
lgn huag making tha dollar Were hay
seeds ana "neHEnrHf rarlRk enQthinE f0l
education, culture Or E1anemenl Sht
aesaflhd thar The best Oklahoma farm
r. ahe lind met waa woman MlHl
Kate o'nren. Of Russell Johnston
county. who Heae 81 ] aDaaefe farm
which aha purchased with mones
earned bs her own hands
Mrs. Nlblaek urged that agriculture
and l8mestin science he taught mott
ii The rural communities. aHseftlul
that The woman should know how 1
farm i we'll IS man, and that
uAan HAppI1 know hpH u cock Hq Nel
at & #4Na
ctmm|IlsN Appointed.