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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1902)
CHEMAWA AMERICAN, 7 Sunday School work in Indian Schools. Mi bb Haltie M. McDowell, Teacher, Umatilla, Oregon. 4. What are the best means to employ to fill our bchools? Day, Reservation, Beard ing, aiid Non-reservation. Sir. Alien A. Bartow, Teacher, Port Madison, Washington. 5. What bene tit is derived from Military Discipline and Drill iu Indian School? Mr. F. C. Campbell, Bilpt. Fort Sbaw, Mont. 6. Arithmetic in Indian Schools. Mr. George A. Bremner, Teacher, LuniLi, Washington, 7. The Advantage of the Outins System, Mr. A. W.Smith, Teacher, Mora, Washington. 8. How to ttaeh sewing in Indian Schools. Mi SB Bessie McKensie, Klamath, Oregon. 9. How can Indian hoys and girls be taught, to become homemakers? Miss Anna E. Egan, Supt. Klamath, Oregon. 10. F.neineeing. it field of usefulness in Indian education. W. W. Cochran, Engineer, Wind K'ver School, Wyoming. 11. Discipline. W. G. Pike, Principal Teacher, Foit Hall school, Idaho. Music: Chemawa Indian School Band. Friday August 22, 8 p. m, Closing Addresses: Miss Estelle Reel, Supt. Indian Schools, Washington, D. C. Mr. Edwin L. Chalcmft, Supervisor Indian Schools, 4th Dist. Mr. James E. Kirk, Supt. Warm Springs, Oregon. Mr. Andrew Kershaw, Supt. Grand Ronde, Oregon. Mr. Calvin H, Aabury, Supt. Western Shoshone, Nevada. Mr. T. W. Potter, Supt. Salem Indian School, Oregon, Mr. Frank Terry, Supt. Puysllnp, Wash. Mr. Chas. W. Goodman Supt. rhenix, Arizona. Saturday August 23, 9 a. m. Business Meeting of the institute. The length of all papers will be limited to fifteen minutes. AH Biiljects will be discus ed not to exceed twenty minutes, unless by special consent ( the Inslitute, Speakers each limited to five minute". Rnund tabie discussions for Superintendents', Matrons', Teachers', and Indus trial sectiouB will be arranged so as not to conflict with the general sessions of the Institute. The sessions of the Institute will be held from 9 a. na. t 1 p. rn. thus allowing the afternoon for the members of the Institute to see the sights and have a genera gooJ time, '
