The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
FACULTY MEN VISIT
INSTITUTE AT BOISE
Attend Teachers Gathering and Sew
eral Get-TOgethers OF Idaho
AlumIiae and Students

The University was represented
by several faculty members at the
State Teachers Institute which was
held at Boise December 20, 80 and 81.
Among those present were President
E. H. Lindley, Dean j.. G. Eldridge,
Miss Schell, Professors Phi. Soulen,
F. M. Erickson and Trimball.
Professor Trimball presided as
chairman of the section on higher
education and Professor Erickson of
the social science section. On Tues
day Professor Erickson spoke on
Education and Organized Labor"
President Lindley gave an address
before the section on higher educa-
, ton on the subject, "The New. Era"
and before the general session on
"The New Emphasis in Moral Edu-
cation.
Commissioner E. O. Bryan deliver
ed a notable address on Education in
which he dealt with the important
relation of the University to the
safe.
On Monday evening the Boise
Alumnae association held a smoker
at the rooms of the Boise commercial
club. There was a very large at
tendance and an interesting program
was offered. Mr.. B. l.. Williams,
chief clerk to Secretary Robert 0.
Jones, presided. Addresses were
made by President Lindley, Sec.
Jones, Commissioner Bryan, Mr..
Martin, Mr.. c. w. Gibson, 'O1, Judge
w. M. Morgan, Attorney B. w. OPP
penheim, '04, and Dean J. G.. Ed
ridge.
The meeting expressed approval of
the appointment by President Lind
ley of an athletic advisory committee
of twelve to assist in planning for
the athletic campaign next year and
in the securing of the best possible
coach. The association also express
sed interest in matters of salaries for
professors by the appointment of a
committee to cooperate with the
Board Of Regents in securing addi- '
tional funds that. adequate salaries :
might be provided.
On Wednesday noon another re- !
union of Idaho graduates occurred at :
a luncheon at the Owyhee Hotel. At .
torney P. w. Oppenheim acted as |,
POSTMASTER. Toasts were given by :
Professor Norman B.. Atkinson of the :
Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello, :
Dean j.. G. Eldridge, and President E. )
University of Idaho Alumni (
and wives. Among those present we're !,
Mrs. Oppenheim, known to Idaho (
friends as Frances Susie Thomas, Mr.. I
and Mrs. B. L. Williams, Mrs. Adj :
kison, formerly Della Shaft, Mr.. and )
Mrs. R. 0. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde 5
G. Cakes, Supt. Fred E. Lukens, '0S, (
Supt. w. w. Stokesberry, II, Profess 3
F. M. Erickson, Com. e. o. Bryan, 8
Supt. Ira Tweedy and Donald White :!
head, a graduate of '07. :
On New Years Eve the members of ::
The faculty of the University were =
guests of honor at a dinner given by =
University Club of Boise. The :
University Club, composed of Alumni Z
If many institutions, furnished a 9
Idaho program. U. S. Dis :
riot Attorney McClear, as presiding =;
officer, introduced Judge Dietrich OF =
he District Court, who spoke impress -
lively Of the value of the University \
o the state and urged support of tie !
Institution. Dean Eldridge introduced =
nd presented facts concerning the de- =
elopment of the University and spoke y
f the great increase in enrolment -
south Idaho counties. President -
4indley spoke on the larger aspects I,
t the University in relation to the :
uilding of a commonwealth. Z
In speaking of the evening, Presi- =
ent Lindley said, The dinner was ~
ldeed a notable expression Of firm =
oyalty to the University of the Col =
'ge men and women of Boise" 4