Weekly Chemawa American., June 27, 1902, Page 6, Image 6

CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
Wednesday, Angnst, 20. 8 p. m.
Address:
Hon. T. T. Geer, Governor of Oregon.
AddresB: The Three H'a.
Hen. J. II. Aekerman, State Supt- of Public Instruction, Oregon.
Thursday, Augu.t 21, 9 a. m.
Music:
Chemawa Indiau School Band,
1. TheEsaential Qualities in action) employes.
Mr. G. W. Myers, Supt. Shoshone, Wyo.
2, Environment anohotacleiu Iudian Education.
Mr. W. P. Campbell Asst. Supt. Salem Indian School, Oregon.
3 How much Government money should be expended on a single individual Indian?
and bow to recompense the Government?
Mr. Charles E. Shell, Supt, Greenville, California.
4. What i the legal status of allotted Indians?
Mr, Frank Terry, Supt. Puyallup, Was').
5. Civil Service, its effects and defects.
Mr. Charles W. Goodiutiu, Supt. Phoenix, Ariz.
6 Domestic Science in Indian Schools.
Mrs. Mary E. Theiez, Matron, S deru Indian School, Oregon.
7. If Industrial Education U the proper cour.a 3 for Indians then Is it not of equal im
portance to havp practical rndutml Teachers for Sniwrintendeuts, etc?
Morris W. Cooper, Iudiilriul Teacher, Puyallup, Washington.
8. The value of Agricultural ioM rue Lion.
Mr, Frank Kyseika, Supt. Hupa Cnl.
Music:
Clienjawa Indian School Band.
Thursday, August 21, 8 p. m.
Moonlight excursion on Yaquiim Hay and Bund Concert.
Friday, August, 22, 9 a. m.
Prayer
Music:
Cbemawa Indian School Band.
1. Compulsory Education vs. the better way.
Mr. D. D. McArthur, Supt. Siletz, Oregon.
2. Hereditary traits en obstacle In Indian Education.
Dr. Edgar Bates, Physician Warm Springs, Oregon-