The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-26
SPLENDID PROGRAM
|FORCOMMIssIONERS
Topics of Vast Public Importance to
Be Discussed by County officials
During Four Days Conference.
DEMONSTRATE ROAD BUILDING
Trip to Walker Sanatorium to Be One
of Meetings Chief Features
Consider Legislative Problems

Consider Legislative Problems
One of the many features of the
Conference of Charities and Correc-
ton which is to be held here during
the next few days in connection with
the annual meeting OF the State Coun-
| ty Commissioners association, is the
splendid program which has been ar
ranged for the commissioners who
are coming to the session from al
most every county of the state.
Besides the regular programs of
the Conference the commissioners will
have special meeting at the Walker
sanatorium Monday afternoon at
which consideration will be given
to business matters and such bills
as will be proposed to the next legis-
lature.
-. The Evening Program.
The Monday evening program,
which will be given on the return
from Walker, will be devoted entire
ly to topics of special Interest to the
commissioners, and the officials will
discuss "Causes of Poverty and It's
Relief in Country DISTRICTS and
"Almshouse Property, the Ideal and
Amount in Upkeep," and also the
Employment of Inmates of Aims
houses" One of the speakers will
be A. E. Rako, chairman of the Bel
trami county board OF commission
ers, and the man who was largely
responsible a year ago at Minnea-
polls for the bringing of the confer
ence to Bemidji..
Give Demonstrations.
This afternoon large number of
the commissioners and conference
delegates witnessed road grading
demonstration on the north road
near the cemetery. ant Tuesday at.
ternoon another demonstration of the
same nature will be given on the road
near the brickyard This will afford
all commissioners ample opportunity
to ascertain the correct methods in
modern road construction.
The entire Monday program fol-
lows:
Monday, Septomber 28
s:15-speciar train leaves for Walker
SanatOrium. 80 . s-zt
s:35-Visit State Tubercular sanatorium
$3.50 to 11-Inspection of tuberculosis
Sanatorium. x. r.
Luncheon will be served in one of
the b bv 1sf not yst
One o'clock-sanator1um.
County tuberculosis Sanitoria-(With
special reference to the tuberculosis
Sanatoria already running in Wis
DR.. Hoyt =. Dearhoit
Amendments to the County tuberculosis
sanator'oP Dr. law s. L. ravior
Our Duty as Community to Consump-
tives Discharged from Sanitoria.
DR.. George William Beach
The Aims Of the Minnesota Public
DR.. H. W. Hill Executive Secretary
The ACCESSIBILITY Of the State Establish
ing or Aiding Day Schools for Deaf,
Dr. Edward Meyerding
Special meeting Of the County Com
missioners' association at two o'clock
for the consideration of business mat
tiers and such bills as will probably be
presented to the coming legislature.
This meeting is placed an hour later
than the session relating to public
health in order to give the commission
ers an opportunity to hear the address
and discussion relating to the County
tuberculosis Sanitoria.
Trains leaves Walker at 4:44. .-
Arrives in Bemidji at sos.
Monday, 8sptemher %
Eight o'clock
Causes of Poverty and its Relief in
Country Districts ................
Commissioners, Lac qui Parle County
Three Minute Discussions opened by
Edward Paulson,
Commissioner, Todd County.
NJ Bulls,
Commissioners, Pine County.
A. o. Lunder,
Commissioner Murray County.
A1mshouse Property-The Ideal in
| Amount and Upkeep z............
1882 j. H. Devenney
Commissioner of Stevens County
Three Minute Discussions opened by
| Robert Madigan,
Supt: County Farm, Blue Earth Co.
| John Kelly,
| Commissioner Beltrami County
fThe Employment of Inmates Of Aims
| John w Johnson
| Commissioner Meeker County
Three Minute Discussion opened by
| Commissioner Carlton County.
/ Robert F. Chute,
Commissioners Koochiching County.