East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-23

les and minds to an educated parent
hood, and boys and girls must be
taught the Joy of living their own
lives, and of doing mans work or
woman's work-receiving an inner
compensation of greater value than
that the world generally pays.
The leaders in education. in church
in state, in press, in club or organi-
zation, must initiate these movements
for greater conservation. The solu-
ton is not in day, or a year, or
generation. But a hearty, intelligent,
and earnest cooperation of the lead
ers in all the powerful and construc-
tive agencies of our country will con-
serve the lives of many thousands of
our boys and girls. And II your child
be one of these saved and brought to
maximum efficiency will it be worth
the effort and the price?
This Afternoon.
This afternoon the teachers are at
tending section meetings at the Meth
odist, Baptist and Presbyterian
churches. No general session was
held during the afternoon.
The normal school section Of which
Prof E. d. Ressler of the Oregon
agricultural college, is president, met
at the NJ. e. church and the follow
ing program was followed:
/. THE True Standard for the
Trained Teacher" ............
w. E. Wilson, Principal state Normal
School, Ellensburg, Wash.
2. "The Value of the One-Year High
School Normal Course. ........
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Salem, Oregon.
8, "The Relation of Observation to
Practice in Normal Training.
Robert c. French, Y. NJ. c. A, Port
land, Oregon.
The high school and college section
met at the Presbyterian church and of
this section Robert Clark of the
state normal school at Dillon, Mont,
is president. The program at that
church was as follows:
l. Debate-Resolved, That all High
School Should Maintain a Com
plete Schedule of Athletic Games
and Contests.
Affirmative-Henry NJ. Mckinney,
Baker City. oregon.
Negative-E. d. Ressler, state Agri-
cultural College, Corvallis Ore.
O. "The Spirit and Influence of. AM
erican Settlement in the North
west" .......... ..........
w. d. Lyman, Professor or History,
Whitman College. Walla walla, Wash.
g. Waste in Education" ..........
Chas. S. Meek, City Superintendent,
Boise, Idaho.
A. "rhe Relation of the Moral, and
the Intellectual" ..............
Fletcher Homan, President Willamette
University, Salem, Ore.
!, OF the graded school section Charles
S. Meek, city superintendent of Boise,
is the president and that section met
today at the Baptist church where the
program was as follows:
l. Discussion-D. c. Reed City
Superintendent, North Yakima,
Wash
l. 2. How May Our Truancy Laws bt
n More Effectively Enforced?" 80.
a. In Idaho-A n. Wright CITY
Superintendent, Lewiston, Ida
d b. In Washington-S. S. Busch
d Superintendent Yakima Coun
: ty Wash.
d C. In Oregon-E. E. Bragg, Super
o intendent Union County, Ore
: 3. Effective Supervision:
n a. How Secured in Rural Schools
e s. E. Notson, Superintendent
n Morrow County, oregon.
= b. How secured in City School:
o. s. Jones, City Superintend
ent. Walla Walla, Wash.
s Last Nights Reception.
r. The big reception given at the Ea
h s-Woodmen hall last night in hon
a. or of the visiting teachers was one o
,. the largest affairs of its kind eve
held in the city. 1t was attended b
! between 500 and 900 people and tn
N evening was passed in very pleasan
20 manner. For the occasion the bi
hall had been beautifully decorate
; by a committee of which Mrs T. {
Warner was the head. She was as
:, sisted by the young men and youn
~ ladies of the high school.
20 Upon arriving at the entrance
the reception hall each guest was pre-
, sented with a daffodil by little Dol
10 othy Newberry. They were then in
troduced to those in the receiving lin
49, which was composed of the follow
~ ing: Mrs. James A. Fee and Mr.
= Mary Lane, representing the local Ia
=, dies clubs, Superintendent j. H. Aci
= erman, DR.. C. ]. Smith, Miss Rosir
n Epple, Mr.. A. c. Hampton, Mis-
: Grace Miller, Miss Viva Warren an
= Miss Florence Harris. The last nan
ed five are the principals Of the Per
dleton schools.
!, During the sception music We
Is rendered by the United orchestra
-. IA pieces under the direction
~, Frank Carruth. The playing w;
highly appreciated as well as VIZ
20 the subsequent playing Of the danc
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