The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-30
ANNOUNCEMENT OF INSTITUTE

Owing to the time of year at which
our Joint Institute is to be held
have experienced a great deal of diff
ficu.ty In securing the kind of talen,
that we would want. have been In
correspondence with people all ovei
the United States for several months
trying to secure such lecturers. and
instructors as would be worth while
for the institute, and am more than
pleased to say that have at last been
successful in getting together such
talent as am sure will please you.
Professor Henry A. Adrian of San
Ia Barbara will give his lecture on
History, on Luther Burbank, and on
the Problems Of the Boy. Mr. Adrian
was only recently selected, and select
eG because he seemed to be the only
available man in that field of work
who could come here at the time Of
our institute, and because he seemed
to have made such a marked success
of his lecture work in Boise.
DR.. Guy Potter Benton president
Miami University. and president
elect of Boston University. one Of the
foremost educators of the United
States, and a man of wide experience
in public school, as we'll as college at
fairs, will be in charge Of the depart
ment Of Superintendent and Princi-
pals.
Mrs. Jessie L. Gaynor, the famous
composer and singer of songs for
Children, will be present to give work
in song Interpretation and to present
to the teachers songs that will be
suitable for schoolroom work.
Miss Gail Calmerton, Primary SUI
pervisor, Richmond, Ind, author of
the Wheeler Readers, will be in
charge of the work in Primary
Methods.
Miss Mirianna Woodruff a woman
who holds her Doctors degree from
Columbia University and Oxford,
EnglandU, writer and lecturer of
note, will be in charge of Methods in
Reading and Story Telling.
Mr.. Ernest l.. Heuser, Supervisor
Manual Training in the Pocatello
Public Schools, will be in charge of
the work in Manual Training for ru-
raj teachers.
Miss Margaret Sweet, Domestic
Science teacher in the Academy of
Idaho, will present the work in Do
nestle Science for rural schools.
Professor Elliott of the University
Of Idaho will present such work in
Elementary Agriculture as should be
taught in the common schools.
Penmanship will be taught by Mr..
A. A. Erblang, of the Academy of
Idaho, who made such a splendid suc-
less of his work last year.
Physiology and Hygiene by Leroy
Beam of the Pocatello High School. I
Institute circulars will be out the
middle of the week which should
give about thirty days time in which
% advertise the institute. We shall
make every possible effort to have
Imple and good accommodations for
but, of course. you appre-
late that in town of this size we
'annot offer what city of $4,000
'eople could, but we will try earnest
y to make everyone comfortable.
have thought it best to reserve
he printing of the daily program I'M
II within few days before the con-
'ention because of the fact that so
many instructors request changes in
he arrangement of their work; that
program printed at this time would
not be correct when the institute
assembled.
shall be pleased to receive any
uggestions from you concerning this
institute, which we hope to make the
greatest that has ever assembled
Within the state.
Very sincerely yours,
WALTER r. SIDERS.