The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-09-02
TEACHERS AT
TWIN FALLS
Institute Calls Large Num-
Der Together

The third annual Joint Teachers In
stitute will be held at Twin Falls, Ida
no, from September to 10 inclusive.
Cassia, Gooding, Lincoln, Minidoka and
Twin Falls counties will participate in
the institute.
The Oregon Short Line railroad com
pany has authorized an open round
trip rate for two cents a mile in every
direction for the institute. Tickets
will be sold on September 4, S, 6, with
return limit of September II. This
rate will apply from Pocatello, Glenns
Ferry, Ketchum, Buhl Rogerson, Oak
ley and all intermediate stations in
cluding the North Side branch, Rupert
to Bliss. No certificates will be nee
essary.
The Twin Falls HALEY Auto stage
company has authorized round trip
fare of one and one-t third for the insti-
tute. These round trip tickets will be
sold at all starting points on Septem-
Der 4, 5. 6, with a return limit of Sep
tember 12. All return tickets must be
countersigned by the conductor Of the
institute.
On the Saturday and Sunday before
the opening of the institute the city
superintendent office in the High
school building will be kept open for
the particular purpose of giving to the
visiting teachers any Information which
they may desire. Teachers who do
not secure rooming and boarding
places before arriving in Twin Falls
should go to the superintendents Of
flee, where a list of acomodations will
be kept on file and where every as
sistance will be given them in secur- |
irving late Sunday evening should go |
to one of the Twin Falls hotels and re-
port at the superintendent office in
the High school building Monday
morning, when assistance will be given
in finding suitable roomng quarters.
Enrolment will begin at g.: 90 o'clock
on Monday morning. The following
rooms will be given over to the coun-
ties for enrolling and melting places:
Cassia, room Il; Gooding, room II;
Lincoln, room 21; Minidoka, room %;
Twin Falls, room 1S.
The Twin Falls Electric railway will
run special train to Shoshone falls
every afternoon. This train will leave
the High school building at 400 o'clock
p. m. and return at 500 o'clock p. m.
A special round trip rate of 25c is made
for lecturers and teachers.
The following lecturers and instruc-
tors have been secured: Dr. E. o.
Sisson, Commissioner of Education of
the State of Idaho; DR.. Ira w. Ho-
werth Professor of Education and Di-
rector of University Extension Divi-
sion, University of California;; DR..
Chas. A. McMurray, Professor of Ed
ucation, George Peabody, College for
Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee; DR..
Alfred L. Hall Quest, Associate Pro-
fessor of Education, Curry Memorial
Scholl of Education, University of
Virginia; Prof John C. Werner Head
If the Department of Rural Education,
State Normal, Albion, Idaho; Prof. F.
2. Won Court, Palmer Method of Pen u
nanShip A N Palmer Co. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; Prof S. Lincoln Smith,
Head of the Department of Art and De-
sign, State Normal and Industrial
School, Aberdeen, South Dakota; Mrs.
Sudrun Thorne-Thomsen Elementary
School, School of Education, Univer- I
;ity of Chicago; Mrs. Grace A. Wait,
supervisor of Public Music, Great
Falls, Montana. S