Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 12

mare TEN PAGE TWELVE STATE TEACHERS MEET FOR FIRST TIME IN 2 YEARS sr Strong Programs and Reduced! Railroad Fare to Attract Large Attendance; Social Events Included. Arrangements have practically completed for the meeting of the State| Teachers’ association which will be ‘held at Lander, November 25 to 28. Ds y strong programs, with live problems, 1 anged, both for the general and de- partmental sessions, and, considering the fact that there was no meeting last year, there is every probability that the attendance unusually The railroads have ad trip rate of one and ¢ y one way fare, provided that hers attend, Local Schvol uu} thorities are especially anxious that Cas- per teach and teachers from the rural communities about Casper avail themselves of the opportunity and at- tend the The officers of the year are: President, ch, the deal- ve been ar: times the sessions sociation t Superintendent Joseph FE. Consolidated Schools, Kem- | | president, Mr. C. O. Downing, former county superintendent, Torring- ton, Si ury, Mrs. Nellie Wales, county been | LIVE. NEWS ‘OF WYOMING |: | ALIEN ENEMIES VOTED, IS AUTHORIZED CANAL ORDERED BUILT Bids to Be Riba on on Paint Rock) sands of Acres son, (Special BASIN, here today the’ Mandefson canal, MeName gulch lateral will contain 35,000 cubic yards of earth. |November 11, Several thousand acres of land will be brought under irrigation by this new project, the first unit of which will be | built at once and the remaining units | the coming year, adjacent to Basin and Manderson. Bids Measuring a Rural Kemmm 600 BK. Burch, Ww. Russell. superintendent of schools, Ther is Treasure nt H. J. Em mett, the c Worland. The following program not y the scope of the educi sub-| covered but also the en-| 8 which are planned for} four « | November 25, 7:30 p. m. Formal opening of state mectings— Fremont county Public Library. nvember 26, 9: - ; Departmental meetings: General s jons, High School audito- I. Superintendents and principals tium. section, Room 4. irman, Commis. Music, the audience, , sioner A. Slade. Invocation | FIRST. “High Wages and High Cost of Liv Mrs. Katherine Morton, st ing ‘vs. superintendent of public instruction,|©!pal W. A. I and director of the state instiute. | Discussion, Ja Address, “Working by the Problem,” |Pector for ve Dr. E; C. Moore jmie; Supt. R. C At the close of this program the va-| Sh rious county delegations should meet to} select a re} entative on the nominat- ing committee. The county tendent of cach county is asked to call the delegates together. r } Douglas, W 2:30 p.m. Departincntal meetings. | I. Rural—Room FIRS Vitalization of rural school curricu lum, M. Foster. The program, Dr. F Teaching agricultur Myra Geer. Things that should be 8. Elaine Kinder. Il. Elementary— ; I1J. High school teachers, principals, and superintendents—Rtoom 4: Fi “ts Consolidation or Better rm of Organi mentar : reading, Mrs. emphasized,” eparation tion for Supt. KR. s Principal 1 1. T her ‘mopolis; Moyer, IXemmerer. SECONL “What the We ught Us About Education,"’ Dr. Moore, Los An- geles, Calif. Discussion, Supt . Erwin, Powell, Wyo.; Principal J. J. Marshall, Sheri- dan, Wyo. 4:00 p.m. I, Meeting of county superinten- superin- | # tee, dents, officials of the te dep of education, room High School building. Il. Meeting of the Wyoming Ath letic ociation, room 5, High School building. Ill. Mecting of the resolutions com mittee in the parlor of the Noble hotel 8:00 p.m. General session, High School audito- rium. Music, the audience. Address, Preside! Aven » Wyoming university. Nelson, Knowledge,”” Dr. ress, “Whit 13. C. Moore. , Music. An informal reception will be given by the people of Launder at the close of this program November 27, 10:30 a. m. Music, the audience Address, me Aspects of the Edu- cational Situation in Wyoming,” Mr. A. A. Slade, state comin yer of educa. tior Special music. Address, The *roblem— Method in’ Education,” Dean W. F. Rus: tute university 00 p.m. Meetings: and superintendents Chairman, Principal Departmental 1. Principals section, room 4. Flora Krueger. “Concrete vision.” Dean W. F, Russell, lowa university. Discussion, Supt. J. J. Barly, Sheri: * dun; Supt. H. T. Emmett, Worland. IND. and Practical Prin “Some Scientific ciples in Grading and Pr Jos. B. Bureh, Kemr Discussion, Supt per; Mrs. Verna 1. W THIRD. ‘Social Science,’ Principal A. C. s, University High Schvol. cussion, “Miss her Thermopolis; Supt. 1 Hume » Cas: . Lander. Downey, Pine Elementary, reoin 6. Chairman, . Clara Bowman. i. Room 7, Chairman, Supt FIRST. urdization @f rural school: elative Value of Butiding and Versus Trained, Teachers Scherf, Wheatland. “sdequacy of Required Certiti- ».” Commissioner A. A. Slade ) Bons Quesplonuble standird and Equipment Supt. ©. H. ) SHS OF Supt. | Chairman, Special: mu: ‘ovember 28, 9:00 a. m. Meeting of t room 2. Hi 9:30 a. m. Business meet Committee 2. livestigating. |4. Resolutions, iM iscellaneous. 3 H. Maxwell.|- Alusie. Supt . Burch, presi-| Address, Jas » Teachers’ association | Foaiee] SC music | Address, “What Is Edueation,” Dr. 15. | berla.”” Dean W. Jessup, Dise ussion, Su ngton, wk “Effective 1 Mrs. Element Music, the of Educ Adare the Oric Special mus| — A Tribune Wantad will sell it. Wyo., state engineer, of Cheyenne was and authorized the. adver- itising for bids lying between McDermitt and wudtence. “The T High School Educatio' ic Instruction hools i Che; oH, dean of College assembly. session. audience. UNIT 19. to The Tribune.) Noy. 1.—F, Cc. Emer. | Primary election. for the construction of unit of the Paint Rock es. The work on this CHEYEN. will be let for the work | | the Hudson All of the land is of $25.00 cach. + first “year Jos.’ Haynes, E. M. and J. W .F Articles of hool,’* Supt. » High Schoo! building. each, Directors and Education,” Dean Cc. Wilson. he nominating commit sh School building. ting. ep —1. Legislative. Reorganization 5. Nominations. 6 R. Coxen, vocational di hers Union in Si jog teed is me ional educ Krueger OND. Rawlins. and Emphas pt. e Principal Annie F I THIRD: ipersion Prof. C. R. ot Education, intendent. Room 7. lie L. Wales. and Ru High Chairman, Mrs. Clara Russell.” ning, 8:00 High Schoo! of Wyoming Lessons from ? Russell. 7 | (Special to The ‘Trihune.) | ‘CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 31.—Inyes- P I cera is being made of charges Het TO) * registered alien enemies .voted in the ec so rrigate Thov- recent municipal primary’ here. {eral such non-citizens, | whose names are registered with the department of justice cast ballots in the ‘HUDSON TOWNSITE CO. FILES INCORPORATION Wyo., Oct. 31.—Articles of incorporation Thursday were filed in the office of the secretary of state by Homesite Hudson, Fremont county. stock of the corporation is $50,000 di- vided into 2,000 shares of the par value The directors for the are W. Hirst, ‘aulkner, incorporation filed by the Central mopolis, capital stock $10,000 divided into shares of the par value of $1.00 ~ the for Hatry C. and Bewlah Vail and Clifford eee camel ' | a 4 S ‘ |their marriage license arid Was handed ja document which he assumed to be LANDER, Wyo., Nov. be used as hog feed by A. R. Kirkland of the J. Ix. ranch on Wind River, who States that many of his horses will not withstand the winter and he proposes to convert them into pork inasmuch as also scarce. In One-Half or Carload Shipments , July cut, Nebraska Hay, $25.00 This low price only holds for a few days BRANCH REALTY CO, Over Iris Theater aos Ten = do 80. ‘ie th coun Jorn in. weight- by with moisture” ar LANDER) Wyo. Nov. “1.— succulent grasses of Wydming are more Fea ina to.making .mutton. than. the saps nourieh ing. pas pasture .fqund, in Wis: Im) of Wyoming +stock- mine who have returned here after an ‘| unsguetessful experiment in finishing their shéep off forthe market in*badger state. The sheep taken there last spring}. Were’sold to. the killer repent! rt Sev- it is asserted, pans of Ulm notaries public. "4 Tribune Wentad pill sel it. (Special to The Tribune.) LARAMIE, Wyo., Oct. 31.—Ralph H. Garrett of Overbush, Kansas, and Miss Sophia A. Jeffries of Somerset, Neb., who enjoyed a premature honeymoon, blissfuty unaware that they were not legal husband and wife, ‘now have em- barked on a second honeymoon—this time Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Garrett, ; legally as well as spiritually wedded. Their premature honeymoon was shockingly interrupted by a newspaper story which reyealed to them that they were not legally married, their first wedding here having failed to “take” because the license authorizing them to marry ‘had been obtained in Colorado and, therefore, was invalid in Wyoming. They immediately hastened back to Lar- amie from the Colorado mountain re- soyt where they had been “honey- mooning” and had a second and legal ceremony performed by tife minister who ‘had officiated in the illegal cere- mony, Garrett and. Miss Jeffries ‘arrived in Laramie early in October and called on Rev, George H. Lowry, a Presbyterian minister, to perform the marriage cere- mony for them. The minister asked for ““Tis Cheaper to We Your House Right at the Start than to Make Repairs all Your Life.” Don’t Make the Mistake of buying wiring material by price only. The wrong kind of material is a poor investment at any price. A little careful at- tention to the requirements of your material often saves the ex- pense of frequent repairs. : company, of The capital D. Hoyt, Bruce R. B, Pomeroy also were Market of Ther- firs® year, regular; whereupon’ he performed the ceremony. A few days later Rev. 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