The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
NORTH DAOTA'S STATE
EDUCATORS WILL MAKE FARGO
be carried out according to her wishes,
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Chief Speakers. y
Attention is directed to the W
chief speakers of the convention.
whose names nav already been an
nounced in The Forum.
Cong. Simeon d. Tess OF Yellow
Springs, O., and Henry r. Pattengill
Of Lansing, Mich.s are the big attrac-
tions. a..
Congressman Tess is one Of the few
republican representatives in the low
err house at Washington from Ohio
this term. He represents the Sixth
Ohio district. Before assuming his du-
ties in congress-, MT. Fess was presi-
dent Of Antioch college at Yellow
Springs.
He was called, to the presidency of
Antioch college from the University
Of Chicago. He Is a prominent edu-
Gator, the author Of several books and
a renowned public speaker.
Mr.. Pattengill was formerly state
superintendent of public instruction of
Michigan. At present he is the editor
Of The Moderator-Topics, the leading
educational magazine of the wolverine
state n also widely known in educa-
ID iona1 circles in the middle west as a
- public speaker.
Following is the programme for the
convention:
GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
Wednesday, Nov. 5.
200 p. m. at Masonic Temple-Prayer.
Music. Address Of welcome, Hon.
H. T. Emery, president of city
commission Of Fargo. Response,
supt. E. J.. Taylor. Bismarck
Address, J.. Nelson Kelly, prest-
dent of the association. Music.
Address, A High Type of Altru-
ism, Hon. Simeon D. Tess, Yellow
Springs, Q. Appointment of
committees.
500 p. m. at Masonic Temple-Music.
AdSrnSS Tho p1I01n nityy nT A hr1 -
ham Lincoln. Hon. Simeon D.
Tess, yellow Springs, o.
800 a, m. at Masonic T~emple-Prayer.
Business session, Announcement
of results of primary election.
Reports Of committees. Music.
Address, Making a Living or a
Life, Henry r. Pattengils Lans-
ing, Mich.
500 p. m. at Masonic Temple-In-
formal reception. ......
500 p. m. at Commercial Club Rooms
Business mems reception.
Friday. Nov. Z.
900 a. m. at Masonic Temple-Prayer.
Music. Announcement Of officers
for ensuing year. Address, Edu-
cational craftsmanship, Dean
Joseph Kennedy, University. Ad-
dress, Schools and the Labor
Problem, Henry r. Pattengill,
Lansing, Mich. Unfinished bust
ness. Adjournment:
HIGHER AND PROFESSIONAL.
Thursday, Nov. 6.
400 p. m. at High School-The Place
of the Christian College in Edu-
cation in North Dakota, paper,
Wallace N. Stearns, Fargo; dis
cussion-F. B. Taylor, Jamestown
intercollegiate Contests, What
J. Ones Need More Encouragement
n What, If Any, Have Received
Too Much in the Past? paper, A
E, Minard, Agricultural college;
discussion-Lynn B. McMullern
Valley City normal; A. @. Crane
Minot. The Special Qualifications
Of a High School Teacher, paper
Fred G.. Fox. Mayville; discus
81 ~sion-Joseph Kennedy, Universi-
ty; E. W: Ackert, Ellendale. The
Tultufal Element in Vocational
Wahpeton; discussion-J. E. Gil.
lette, University; A, D. Weeks
< Agricultural college. General dis
cussion. Election of officers anG
other business. The papers to be
limited to twenty minutes each
D. and the men who are to discuss
E them to five minutes each.
SECONDARY EDUCATION.
Thursday, Nov. 6.
900 p. m. at Sub-Assembly Room
High School-The High Schoo
Principal, His Duties and Pow.
ers; Louis P. Linn, Kenmare;
George w. Hanna, Valley City
Practical Instruction in German
Dr.. Max Bait, Agricultural col
lege; DR.. VIM. G. Bek, University
Vocational Manual Training
Tasso Lindsay, u. Model H. S..
NJ. F. Pitman, Grand Forks, Fl
S.; Frank H. Selden, Vale,
City. What to DO About Physic
al Education in the High School
T.. W. ~Burckhalter, Valley City
Miss Clara Dunlap. Mayville. -
Friday, Nov. 4.
200 p m. at Sub-assembly room
high school-Ef1ciency Report o
the Russell Sage Foundation
discussion. Go minutes). Tn
labi, P. s. Berg, Dickinson; J. T
Fuller, New Rockford. The &c
on1etry Syllabus, IN. D. Il. repor
Of the committee OF f~ifteen)
Chas. A. Kittrell, Devils Lake. Oh
Raising the Standard Of Scholar
ship, P. A. McMillen, La Moure
r. Hayward, Grand Forks. Scan
dinavian In the High School, F
A. Anderson, Minnewaukan. Bus
mess. .*,.
ELEMENTARY SECTION.
@H.@ Thursday, Nov. g..
200 .. m. at Assembly Room, Higl
school-Historical Subjects 70
% School Plays, o. G. Libby, Gran
Forks. Trit1es, Miss M. Helel
Davies, Grand Forks. Dollar
and Cents, A. G. Crane, Minor
General discussion. Music, Far
go public schools. Compensa
tons, G. A. Mcfarland, VALE
City.
Friday, Nov. 7.
$500 p. m. at Assembly Room, Agazzi
School-Physical Education j
Elementary Schools, illustrated
Fargo schools. Music. Wha
improvements are Needed
Elementary Education, P. s
Berg. Dickinson; Miss M. Nc
Ginnis, Jamestown; Frank Voge
Darcy; Miss x. A. Whitele.
Grand Forks. Business. 81
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Friday, Nov. z
$3.50 p. m.--Roll call. Remarks, Sup
e. +. Taylor.
4:45. .. m.-Under What Condition
Should Permits to Teach E
Granted? Supt. J. w. Riley, Cas-
county. Discussion, Supt. Hele
Sullivan, Cavalier county.
2:15 %. inflow to Secure Profes
sional Study and to Stirnulat
MAJ Professional Spirit Amor
Teachers, Supt. I'll. I'll. Maxwe
Eddy county. Discussion, Sup
Mary Il. McGinnis. Stutsma
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