Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-01
BEGIN ID CONCREGATE
 FOR INSTITUTE
Many Have Already Arrived and More Expected
 Today
OPENS MONDAY AT ? P. M.

The advance guard Of teachers of Cochise county who will attend the teachers institute to be held here, at the Central school building dur ing this week. will arrive in the city today and others will arrive tomor, row morning. In order to give the teachers from the remoter points time to reach the city, no session of the institute will be held tomor- row morning The first session will be held at ? o'clock and the even ing session is at 8 o'clock.
 The Copper Queen hotel has of fered special rates for the teachers, as have the restaurants and rooming houses and the Y. NJ. c. 4. and Y w. C. A. have extended club courtes- ies to the teachers during the insti- tute
 The week will be enlivened on Thursday by the arrival of chicken fanciers from all over the county to attend the three-day poultry show, to be given under the auspices of the ". M C. 4. Special rates have been offered by the railroads on account of these two events and the week will be one of the busiest in Bisbee for long time.
 Miss Severance, the representative of the publishers of the text books to be used in the new Palmer system of writing adopted by the territorial hoard of education for the schools in the territory, will arrive in the city tomorrow from Douglas and will be writing instructor during the in- stitute
 Dr. Blon1e, of the Flagstaff normal school. and President Mathews of the Tempe normal, two of the best known educators in the southwest, will attend the institute and act as instructors. Programs of the doings Of the institute will be published each morning in the Review as we'll as the proceedings of the preceding day. Following is the program of the three sessions tomorrow:
 Afternoon Session,
 1:0O-Music, by institute, led by Miss Lucy Wolcott.
 1:45-Does It Pay to Hold Tnsti- tutes? President R. II. H. BIome, Flagstaff normal
 2:05-How to Get the Most Out of Institutes. Mir. Arthur H. Chamber lain, Pasadena.
 2:15-Announcements, supt. c. F. Phiibrook
 2;S0-Writing Period. Miss Leta F. Severance. Mir. C. A. Mcintyre, Bis bee, assistant.
 2:S0-Drawing Period. Miss Ida J. Webster. Miss Anna VVilner Ris- bee. assistant.
 Evening Session.
 S:00-Music, Organ Voluntary. Mr IF. R. Reynolds, Bisbee
 Quartet Mrs. Sims, Mrs. William son, Mir Blair, Mir. Williamson.
 Selection, Girls High School Glee club
 Address-What to Teach the Fu- ture Citizens of Arizona. John $. Will Hams, district attorney.
 Singing-America Session Of High School and Special
 Teachers.
 Monday Afternoon.
 Teachers Room. Central building. Prin. w. F. Hester, chairman, Doug las.
 2:3O-How Much Language Should be Required in High School for Graduation?
 Prin. E. o. Snider
 Spanish in the High School
 Methods of Teaching. Pronunciation.
 Results.
 Miss Nell Wood. Douglas. Miss Annie Applegate, Bisbee. Round Table. led by the chairman
 General Inform ation.
 Musical director for the institute Miss Lucy Wolcott. Supervisor of Music, Douglas schools.
 The Copper Queen Hotel oilers re duced rates and expects to be able to accommodate from twenty to thir- ! ty persons.
 The rooming houses give a rate of one dollar per day Fifty cents each for two persons occupying the same room.
 Restaurants offer reduced rates Meals can be secured from twenty. | five cents up. Men are invited to make the Y. M | C headouarfers during the In