The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20

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neat ea tee szs4-fnsendeu< DARING A;s
I Absence
Prof InsrsAAm = with Ms co,msu
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saa has slst SCI beard 81 fhe acxzen AZ ~ ?
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sp-s4Ns wxa NOT EASTWARD asxy9< zpxnktnx
Gss seztf17ens3 IL rez<zss 10 tas< nfEhsr He
sid Biisy Hughes tails aaoat being
eascfrd On sfis nsss IsssxAAss ssxae BOW. !
wtii teii tan WINS e1ectes Billy HuxAez ~ =
member Of the sehaoi board, and w,szs il
uas donx fcs. Mr.. Haxarx xss zurnsfsa -.
/ - 0<se OF tA< teeAt 2sSerafss<< 81 En;xhxx "a
Labor Tor that azzic< xu4 endorsed bs spc.st-
er, sad eiersrc by both Of tAezn by the as1
Of some miszrie-d pesessns do sssf dstshr
mere Was arrangement. OF an un3erxxard.
ING between Mr. aszAss and the Knixf,,s
81 Labor Tat Pref inxrahazn shouid b<
Turned ort. bz1s fsSre asre Z crest many
who voted Tor Hr. Hugsses Tho ga so,
xasss % thss arrangement % undersfsad
ing.
Why were the KnIxhss Of Labor inter
sssed Ia tAs removal Of Rrof anx<zhan-
Because, Il the time u the rifss which
grew out Of the chsnese agitation, Prot
inyraaazn E<1Seexsea f1e xrzvesv an man-
hood % shoulder his na&kes IN the defense
~ The hansr nf this ctr. and the uphold.
Ing q she laws Of tbs land That b the
Enoae thing u nli saeil. and thai ex
plains why kiily Hagses has sought to
sntEzs Mr.. IngrzkAn during his absence
He has fsssn the cats paw with which the
Knights af Labor have raked their chest
nuts ont Of the Gre. II Mr.. insrahAm had
been In sympathy wish the yioixsors Of the
law, snd those whe disrexarssd the sacred
ness 81 the constitution and the treaties
made thefrausies, be weaisi have Rad no
trouble In holding the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
Tue seattle schools just ~ long - he chose
10 do 80. The question Of hos often the
professor blacks bis baotz cuts no fgare
whatever
'.win Prof IHgraha,n accept a position
Ender The new sFsperin;enden;ss
Il don't know what be will do. | do
know that he has spent hundreds Of dollars
o. hts pefsonai fnads In apparatus for the
public sAtoo's. and at the iisae the sixth
worth OF property. Including a small print
lux ciHce. typewriter, Photographic In
ssrumensss etc. IL makes ME hostile when
4 mink nov they have treated that man,
a1d would nos be Surprised II he would
pack up aud leave = community which
shows such a lack Of gratitude. The
professor Is away froa kasne Of present,
and cannot protect himself, hEt think he
VIII have sofneshing N sag on his return
an surprised that respectable journal
should publish such statement as that
made by Billy Hughes
WILL PeaIlsis 4 STATEMENT.
Nj. b L Serthup. for q nasnbsr Of years
teacher la The public school, was next
seen, He said. YES. have Thought a
good deal over ttls matter, and am now
preparing statement. which | will pub
Hsa Ia the fosI-f sfEl4LfaENCEk over my
own name on Sunday morning. which viii
show up certain people IN a very unenyia.
bic light and people too. who pose az high
m0ralssis. ] know that the seattle schools
under Pref. ingsehana have attained &
standard much higher than the average
paotic schools In the Eastern or New Eng-
land states. Mr.. ingraham Il a progressive
man. and keeps abreast Of the times right
alans, ~ must nes allow myself 70 he
iutrTflewed Or ! vii give away some OF
Ne tacfs want % publish over ms sigaa-
fure"
A TALK VIM A TEACHER
one Of The lady teachers said 10 a rc.
porter You faf3ss nef give my name fos
M bread and butter depends on my keep
iag at leSst on friendly terms with the
directors, but there i one point woaii
ike 10 see corrected. II il told around
that Prof. ingrahau would single out
pupils with cross eyes, or freckied faces
and bold them up 10 ridleuie 10 the schools
have been a teacher for many years in
the pablo schools of Seattle aud / never
saw nor heard him do anything Of the
kind. Prof. fngrahanl was AT the head OF
TIE schools and Whist punishment was In.
hicted at the Central school was
necessarily Inflicted by him. but I
am sure II he had a fault II
WAS that he leaned too much on the side
81 mercy. like Judge Greene, and did not
iniiiet punishment hall severe enough
Now, ms % Prof Iagrahaa's personal AZ.
pearauee. viii say that for the past six
months he has looked very nie2 At school
he wore & long, blue coat, black pants
white shirt aud collar. and kent his boots
neatly cleaned, though not often polished
! am no champion OF Prof fngraaan,, and
no apoiogisf for him, bat cannot indorse
the action Of the board in snrimarily dis
n,sssin. him from bis position without
moments warning Then again. II a
superintendent was to he appointed iu
Prof Ingrsbkfa' = place, why did the board
not give the position to one OF our own
people. Prof O. : Jones is we'll qualified
Tor the place, and consider that il there
was 70 b change thar he Is entitled to
recognition"