Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-27
CHEMAWA WILL HAVE
TWO WEEKS INSTITUTE
Some of Those Who Will Take
Part and Subjects They
Will Handle

n two weeks summer institute will
open its first session next Monday
morning at Chemawa, under the super
vision of H. B. Peairs, superintendent
of Indian schools, W. w. Coon assistant
supervisor of Indian schools, and Har-
wood Hall, the new superintendent sue.
ceeding H. f. Wadsworth. Monday
Will be given to registration with the
general opening of the institute in the
evening at the auditorium.
The morning instruction include pen.
manship, arithemetic, lace making.
drafting, physical training, farm car
pentry and domestic science and domes-
tic art The afternoons are given to
study and general conferences on hori-
ticulture, poultry and animal husban
dry
The first lecture of the institute will
be delivered Wednesday evening, when
Adolph A. Berle, professor of social
ethics will speak on Education Which
Separates. He is from Tufts college
Cambridge, Mass.
Friday evening, August 4, DR.. Arthur
p Wedge, of Boston, Mass, will de.
liver the lecture. Other evenings of
the week will be given to general CON
ferences and to motion pictures.
In the second week of the institute.
the morning sessions, beginning at 7:l5
O'Clock, will be taken with instruction
in hygiene and sanitation. library meth
ods, embroidery, farm backsmithing.
and farm carpentry. During the after.
moons, instruction will be given in vocal
music, including band music and band
management. On the evening of Mon.
day, August Z, concert will be given
by the Chemawa Indian string quartet.
Thursday evening, August 10, will be
known as visitors evening and will be
at the disposal of visitors. The evening
of Friday, August IL, will be known
as potlatch evening, and the entertain
ment of that night will be held in the
gymnasium.
Among the educators who will give
their time to the institute are the fol.
lowing:
Prof. J. E. Larson, of the o. A. c.,
teacher of agronomy.
Prof. X. Il. Reynolds, of the 0. A. c.,
on animal husbandry.
{. E. Birth, of the Haskell Institute.
teacher of arithemetic.
II. +. Mann, of the Chemawa Indian
school, teacherd of blaeksmithing.
Luther j. Chaplin, former county agri.
culturist of Marion county, canning
demonstrations.
Chas. H. Woods, of the Chemawa In.
dian school, farm carpentry.
Prof. H. C. Seymour. O. \. c., lee.
lures on club work.
job. H. Cooper, of Portland, instruc.
tor in the carpentry department.
Prof. h. B. Fits, of the o. \. c., in.
structor in dairying.
Miss June H. Seeley, Oregon Agri-
cultural college, instructor in sewing
and domestic science.
Miss Bertha Davis, of the o. A. c.,
on domestic science.
John II. Eastman, of the Chemawa
Indian school, teacher of drafting.
Mrs. Eva B. Loos, of the Chemawa
Indian school, teacher of embroidery
and sewing.
Jas. W, Swoboda, of the Chemawa In.
dian school, harness repairing.
Prof. W. $. Brown, o. A. c., teacher
of horticulture.
DR.. Ferdinand Shoemaker, assistant
medical supervisor, lectures on hygiene
and sanitation.
Mrs. Lawrence, of the Soboba Indian
school, lace making.
Mrs. San Brace, of the Chemawa In.
dian school, library methods.
j. H. Cooper, of Portland, teacher of
farm masonry.
l. S. Loos, of the Chemawa Indian
school, band music.
Ruthyn Turney, teacher of orchestral
music.
Miss Gertrude Brewer of the Che.
mawa Indian school, teacher Of piano
music.
Miss jeanette McCrosson, teacher of
vocal music.
Prof. c. c. Lamb. of the Oregon Ag.
ricultural college lecturer on poultry.
Miss Nellie f. Turner, of the Penn
sylvania State Normal school, teacher of
reading,
Jas. w. Swoboda, of the Chemawa In.
dian school, will teach shoe repairing