Weekly Chemawa American., June 27, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
6
4. How cm tuberculosis be controlled in Indian Schools?
Dr E. 8 Clark, Physician, Salem Indian School, Oregon.
6. How hhou Id cooking be taught in Indian School?
Mrs. Liza P, Whitaker, Teacher, Swinomlsb, Wash,
6. The Indian us aBelf-stipporting citizen.
Mr.Ohas. F. Wernr, Supt. Flathead, Montana.
7. How mncb primary work should be taken up with klndergarteu children under
seven years of age?
Mies Eva Wentworth, Principal Teacher, Warm Springs, Oregon.
8. Exceptions.
Mr, W. H. Brown, Clerk, Fort Slrncoe, Wash.
9. Paper.
Mr. E iwin L. Chalcraft, Supervisor Indian Schools.
10; The EflViehcy Report.
W. E, Meagley, Superintendent Fort Peck School, Montana,
11. Address:
Hon. Frank Davey, Salem, Oregon.
Music:
Chemawa Indian School Band.
Tuesday, August, 19, 8 p. m.
Baud concert in the Auditorium by the Chemawa Iudian School Baud.
Wednesday, August, 30, 9 a. m.
Prayer.
Music:
Chemawa Indian School Band.
1, Is U advisable to discontinue the non- eservatlon schoois?
Dr Charles Milton Buchanan, bupt. Tulalip, Wash.
2. Poultry raising and how to teach it in Indian Schools.
Anton F. Overman, Salem Indian School, Oregon.
3 Superintendent in change of reservations.
Dr Andrew Kershaw, Supt. Grand Konde, Oregon,
4. I :ilu"trial oprnit.gs for Indians East and Weft,
Mr. Henry J Phillips, Puyallup, Wash.
5. The test of good employes,
Mr. Thus. W. Potter, Supt. Halem Indian School, Oregon.
6. What ran and should be done in the way of manual training in our day schools?
Mr. J dm H. Wilson, Teacher, Jamestown Day School, Dungcness, Wash.
7. Tuherculnais in Indians.
Dr. Z. T. Daniels, Physician, Silelz, Oregon.
8. Industrie! of Indians.
Mr. Jiimes E. Kirk, Supt. Warm Springs, Oregon.
9. Address,
Prof. J B Homer, StUe Agricultural College, CorvllH, Ore.
10. The Indian child's sens of marhfipatios.
U L. Ulardy, Principal Teacher, Fort Lapwal Sell ol, Idaho.
Music:
Chemawa Indian School Band,