Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-20
$50 TEACHERS To
ATTEND MARION
COUNTY INSTITUTE
States Most Prominent Edu-
Gators Scheduled to Take
Part In Program

1t is expected that about $50 teach
ers will attend the Teachers Annual
Institute of Marion county which will
begin its three day session in this city
Monday, October %. County School
Superintendent w. NJ Smith has Sc
cured an excellent list of speakers. for
the institute and the most prominent
educators of the state are scheduled to
take part in the program. The general
assembly of the institute will be held
in the auditorium of the Salem high
school and the special departments will
hold their sessions in separate rooms OF
the same building.
The general program will be in charge
of County Superintendent Smith and
j. Il. Druillette and J. w. L. Smith,
supervisors. The resolutions committee
is composed of j. II. Collins, of Wood
burn; Roy Glass, of Jefferson; H. NJ.
James, of Silverton, W. c. Gauntt, of
Stayton, and f. S. Gannett, of Salem.
One half of the time will be devoted
to general addresses and one half to
department sessions. The following is
list of the special instructors wac
will take the lead in the dicussions
j. A. Churchill, state superintendent
of public instruction, Salem, Oregon;
H. r. Alderman, superintendent Port
land city schools, Portland, Oregon; O,
M. Elliott, superintendent Salem city
schools, Salem, Oregon; L. d. Ressler,
department Of education, Oregon agri-
cultural college, Corvallis, Oregon; NJ.
Is. Pittman, Oregon normal school,
Monmouth, Oregon; j. c. Nelson, prin-
cipal Salem high school, Salem, Oregon;
b. w. DeBusk, department of educa-
tion, University of Oregon, Eugene, Or
egon; F. L. Griffin, Leader Boys and
Girls clubs, Oregon agricultural col.
lege, Corvallis, Oregon; E. T. Reed, de-
partment Of English, Oregon agrieul-
tural college, Corvallis, Oregon; Emma
II. Frazelle, instructor, Portland, Ore
gon; Mamie l.. Fulkerson, institute in
: structor, Salem, Oregon; Lillian Dinius,
Oregon state normal, Monmouth, Ore
gon; Leila Aultma1 Oregon state nor
NAL, Monmouth, Oregon; Margaret Cos
per, primary supervisor, Salem schools,
Salem, Oregon; Harriet H. Heller,
Boys and Girls Aid society, Portland,
Oregon; Charles II. Jones, editor Ore.
gon Teachers Monthly, Salem, Oregon.
PROGRAM.
Monday, Oct 25, 1915.
$3.50 to 9:45, Opening.
9:45 to 1890, Address, Profession.
al Progress E. d. Ressler.
lO:S0 to ll:l5,I departments. Rural,
School Discipline, M. L. Fulkerson:
Primary, Reading" Margaret Cos
per; intermediate, Reading, Lillian
Dinius; Advanced, "Problems of Or
Scnool, "COmse of Study" j. A. Chur.
chill.
HIS to 1900, Departments: Rural,
" A Few Time Savers NJ. L. Fulker.
son; Primary, Reading" Margaret
Cosper; Intermediate, Reading,5 Lii,
han Dinius; Advanced, "Problems of
Organization, " o, NJ. Elliott; High
School, Ground Table Discussion" j.
c. Nelson.
1880 to l;50, Opening.
l:5O to 2;30, Address, "The Philo.
sophy of the Teacher" j. A. Churchill.
23O to 3;l5, Departments: Rural
Local History in Oregon Schools" " j.
A. Churchill; Primary, Language.
Margaret Cosper; intermediate. Ian
guage, y Lillian Dinius; Advanced
Problems of the Recitation, F" @. NJ
Elliott; High School, "Student Hon
or f. D. Ressler.
3;l5 to $3.50, Recess.
$3.50 to 4.S0, Address, "The Adaptior
OF tne Gary System to the Ordinary
School, >, L. r. Alderman.
Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1915.
$500 to $3.50, Opening.
$3.50 to 1918, Address, "The Para
mount Importance of the Rura
School y 4. T. Reed.
lO:l5 to ll:OO, Departments: Rural
Reading, " NJ. l.. Fulkerson; Primary
Reading, Margaret Cosper; lnterme
date, Spelling, Lillian Dinius: Ad
yanced, g Problems of the Recitation,
O' Nj. Elliott; High School, 1.-THE State
Course in English" f. T. Reed.
ll'0O to ll;l5, Recess.
ll;l5 to 1880, Departments: Rural
Teaching Children to Study NJ. l.
fnlkerson; Primary, Reading Mar,
garet Cosper; Intermediate, "Disei.
plme, Lillian Dinius; Advanced
Problems in Dsciplnc,n O. NJ. FL
hott; High School, "Round Table, j.
c, Nelson.
1880 to l;jO, Opening.
1900 to 2:S0, Address, "Play and Its
Meaning to Child Life" B. W. De,
Busk.
2;S0 to S;l5, Departments; Rural
Seat Work, "What and How NJ. l.
Fulkerson; Primary, Numbers Mar
garet Cosper; intermediate, "Sehoo
Management" Lillian Dinus; Ad
vanced, Problems in Discipline" o
NJ. Elliott; High School, Adapting tn,
High School to the Needs of tGe Pu
pills, - h, W. DeBusk,
S:l5 to $3.50, Recess.
$3.50 to 4;30, Address, Parent
zellc.
Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1915.
$500 to $3.50, Opening.
$3.50 to 1880, Address "Chb Work
+. l., Griffin.
lO;l5 to ll;00, Departments; Rural
Geography, NJ. l.. FNlkerson; Pri
mary, Writing, Margaret Cosper
intermediate, Writing, Leila Ault
man; Advanced, Problems in Disci
plne,' o. NJ. Elliott; High School
" Round Table, j. {. Nelson.
ll;O0 to ll;l5, Recess.
ll;l5 to 1900 Address, "What d
say in Telling Children the Life Story ;
Harriet Heller.
HI 1sOO 10 Ina nn.ss-.w