The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-25
STATE TEACHERS A NNUAL MEETING
THIS WEEK IN THE ELECTRIC CITY

IN I'LL lllUIuuV VlIJ
an opportunity to visit Charles Rus
sells studio.
The teachers Of Montana are urged
to attend the next meeting of the as
ISOLATION. A successful association
means not only money, but a large at
tendance. The teachers of Montana
owe it to themselves. to the schools
education, to make the Montana State
Teachers association one of the best
in the United States. Montana pays
her teachers good salaries. Many
teachers come to Montana from the
east because of the excellent salaries
paid here. Boards of education ex-
pect teachers to improve every oppor-
tunity to give the districts in which
they are employed good schools. If
our state teachers associations will
not give us better schools
then we should not hold them.
The enrolment upon state teachers
associations in many of the states has
| increased as many as five fold in the
| last three or four years Montana
\ should enroll at least 700 teachers this
| year. Every teacher in the state
| should be a booster for the associa
| ton, and If possible enroll and attend
| the next meeting to be held at Great
\ Falls.
The general program of the meeting
| is as follows:
Wednesday Evening.
. Il 10 I -
Music. vocal solo, Milo Fernando
.......... ..A..... ......... Donizetti
/ Mrs. r. S. Grant.
| Invocation, Rev. E. e. Flint, First
Congregational church.
Greetings r. LII
For the city, Hon. J. w. Speer, may
or of Great Falls. \ s8St
For the board Of commerce, Sam
Stephenson.
| For the association, President James
NJ. Hamilton, State College of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts, Bozeman
Music, violin solo, meditation '-
Miss Eleanor Tracy,
Accompanied by Mrs. c. D. Eliot.
Presidents address, "The Relation OF
Choice and Conduct to Character
Superintendent r. ]. Cunningham
l Bozen1an.
Address, "The War Against War
DR.. Edward B. Krehbiel. Leland Stan
ford, Jr., university.
L Appointment of committees.
i Announcements. %
Il Music, vocal solo,
Il t,ta,GN1A .June. Aorniigeiii .t.ts sWillebs
III (hl 0SoraYrn Noi1 lin
"a Miss Miss ;Rs' Rose F Hosdkinng tie:dkiinng L
,,a ,t .4sso Reception. t.s,s
club and the Travel club will. hold, a.
informal. reception for the members q
Nthf sFqlel. RaiaeyqwI AtnpqqYds!ieets||}} Ut afte
thesdlose of thei kassiohss 'ta !s} Il
| aSs Thursday MornjugaS Il
Music, instrumental, "Scherzo". .........
II s~q --.t;ssy4sr M endelssoh'
| Miss. Olive S6rrick. II
1nvocation' sRev.yJ. A. Martin, Firs
Methodist church. Il
4"Thes Measure of Efficiency in Il,
Teacher Ii
II (a) For the training school, Mis-
II sAddie F. Bettes, supervisoF jpri3nar
! training. state normal college, Dillor
1b) For the teacher. Miss Emma a
Perry, principal Jefferson school, Hell
ena.
II (c) For the superintendent, s (
Swetland, superintendent OF school!
Kalispell.
Ii Discussion
w. H. Shipley, superintendent c
II Schools, Plains; Mrs. Pearl
Marshall, superintendent of schools
Missoula county.
THE Distribution of Responsible
in Training for Citizenship
(a) For the home, Mrs. III.
Mitchell. Great Falls.
f(b) For the church, DR.. N. Fl. Bur
4 l.diek, First Presbyterian church, Hel
4 'ena. -
(c) For the school, w. c. -Ryal
Isuperntendent of; schools, Deer Lodg
aDiscussion- 81 -
Joseph Carroll, principa. of schoo
Eureka; L. r. Foote, principal Beaver
head county high school, Dillon; Re
j. A. Martin. pastor First Methodi!
church, Great Falls.
The American School Peace leagu
Montana branch ,t4ti
Business meeting and election of o1
II ficers
Thursday Evening.
/ Music, Pest" Arranged from r,
bernstein Melody in F.
High School Chorus and Glee Club.
- Invocation. Rev. Floyd ]. Mynar