The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-23
INLAND EMPIRE
MEETING
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of the Inland Empire association J..
s. Landers sof this city, president of
the eastern division of the Oregon
State Teachers association, delivered
his annual address and William
L. Bryan, president Of the Illinois
State university, spoke on Work
and Play in Education"
In the evening President Bryan
will speak on the subject of THE
Education of the Disposition"
The remainder of the program fol-
lows:
Educators to Make Addresses.
Thursday morning, Robert Clark
State university, Dillon, Mont: Dr.
Stanford Bell, editor of the Rocky
Mountain Educator, Denver, Col;
Abraham Lincoln and American Edu-
cation Edward o. Sisson, State uni
versity, Seattle, Wash; Habit" Pres
ident William L. Bryan.
Thursday evening, address, DIR. San
ford Bell.
Friday morning. Educational Ten
denotes: I'm Washington" Henry B.
Dewey superintendent public in
struction, Olympia, Wash; In IDAHO"
Miss S. Belle Chamberlain, superin-
tendent public instruction, Boise,
Idaho; 'In Montana" w. E. Harmon,
superintendent public instruction, Hell
ena, Mont; I'm Oregon" J. HI. Acker-
man.. superintendent public instruc-
ton, Salem, Ore; THE Teaching of
English" President William L. Bryan.
Friday afternoon, 1.-The Gorup Sys-
tenn of Teaching" Walter r. Siders,
superintendent city schools, Pocatello,
Idaho. Address, DR.. Sanford Bell.
The afternoon sessions on Wednes-
day and Thursday are devoted to spe-
cial work and the association will di-
vide itself into five sections. The sec
tons and programs follow:
High Schools and Colleges.
Leader, Robert Clark. state normal
school, Dillon, Mont.
Wednesday afternoon, Resolved
that all high schools should maintain
complete schedule of athletic games
and contests. Affirmative, Mr.. McKin-
ney, Baker City, Ore; negative, E. D..
Ressler, state agricultural college,
Corvallis, Ore; Societies in the High
School," DR.. H. D. Sheldon. University
Of Oregon; address, DR.. Fletcher Ho-
sity, Salem, Ore.
Thursday afternoon, What the High
School Demands of the Grade School,"
A. c. Davis, principal high school,
North Yakima, Wash; discussion,
Miss Nettie Galbraith, Walla sWalla,
Wash: What the Public Demands
From the High School," by a bust
ness man, L. Z. Meacham, Walla
Walla, Wash, by a rancher, F. A.
Skies, Milton, Ore, by a mother, Mrs.
S. A Lowell, Pendleton, Ore; adj
dress, P. L. Campbell, president State
university, Eugene, Ore; address, E.
A: Bryan, president State college,
Pullman, Wash.
Graded School Section.
Leader Charles S. Meek, city super
intendent, Boise.
Wednesday afternoon, Problems of
Retardation and Elimination and Their
Significance" W. r. Siders, city sup
erintendent. Pocatello, Idaho; discus
sion, David c.. Reed, city superintend-
ent, North Yakima, Wash; How May
Our Truancy Laws Be More Effec-
lively Enforced?" for Idaho, r. n.
Wright, city superintendent. Lewiston.
Idaho, for Washington, E. S. Busch,
sup rintendent Yakima county, Wash,
for Oregon, e. E. Bragg. superintend-
ent Union county, Oregon; Effective
Supervision" Cd How secured in
Rural Schools S. E. Notson, super
intendent Morrow county, Ore, CD
How Secured in City Schools Q. S.
Jones, city superintendent, Walla
Walla, Wash.
Thursday afternoon. Physical De-
fects and Their Relation to the Prog
ress of Pupils, J. d. Stout, city sup
erintendent, La Grande, Ore; address,
B. M. Watson. city superintendent.
Spokane, Wash; What Use Should
the Teacher Make of the Library?'
Mss Mayme Batteson, librarian, Pen
dleton public library.
Primary Section.
Leader, j. A. Churchill, city super
intendent, Baker City, Ore. Wednes-
dav afternoon. "The Physical Condi-