The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-29

mrariuosion necessary. Some idea Of the growth
teseeefal years past may be gained by study.
- TIC following table OF comparative statistics:
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J u p 2es| las eel ss7s. eooIi2s .assa GOO.
~. pa 90'I 1851 III q % 90 q 4s3| 2,56o..
Is. s s Isoo .s,osoSc ....:. 500
- III b,so9 2,s4sll 761.al5O.0to 54Ooo 500 f
II III y? ?:s; 80. ..a:oo ooo COG 9 Goo GOO 60,
! - ne acfaA enroll meat thus far is about $500
! Bus sipce heretofore the enrolment during the
yes ~ 11ways gone up to about half of the
j school population, ~ may be seen from the
tsbe ~ safe to estimate this years total at
tendascs ct about $500
THE PUPILS.
ofcoszss the majority of the pupils ore In the
k19 grades. Girls predominant in all the
c1saes; for even the youngest boys will stay
aW1y from school. In the hope OF earning few
lbl3asA And 40 the boys grow older they drop
awsy very rapidly. In the upper grades the
efA too, begin 10 stay away. 90 that the High
school has comparatively few pupils.
THE GRADES.
v..t 80, n. course for rh;ch ~. ...d.. a..
q. ..rrs A. All tho ..hro,. ,-.. S,;Sss ,.sSs
Ssns $3.50 90 ..ah 80. 80. - - 49,
~ : Tns vnrrras. r,,.s,s 80 1870 ~.
800 49,. 49,. -. so
IN - schoni h.,o-s vs-s N, :; =, re- ..,a;.
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~ = c..n. Insy wese then aovancoo every
s 1870 r.s-x "a =. -, ri. -. 49,
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AVN VIII. ANA srholors vili - sdvaneed orlv
] & the and az every wear
ror.s,. :. .~r,x
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= ~. -. GuSnes: sno INC
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~ ana Aise Blanche @ Terry, stenographer.
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AASsoAs4 CouAskA
me course IN the hnEusn language begins
ussn orai LESSONS "a the nlss ana second year,
sCniuk snc pupils 70 onsctve VARIOUS articles
MA tstks expresAne tnelr ideas about them.
- we tniIo yeaf nydes rracticei Lessons In
~ Uso o1 EuBusu arc TAKEN up ana carried
M1vuen tne iOuftn year. IN the NTH year
Mecns rist Lessons IN Enghsn are begun,
ma conunueo through the sixth year In the
vensn ana eientn yssn Weicns English
sssmmer studied.
Ourue the Wnoie eight years daily compost
uon Wofk y required nearly every day. Prof.
0sfnsn believes mat every boy ana girl who
soes OUT nom puonc ecnooi should be able,
NOV enly 70 speak fairy good English, but
s.osi. ~ spie 70 wnee iet.e1 correctly or 70
-, u"s N su'ly.
~. $3.50 80 ps- 49,
,rrs,s - IL. -. ~ 49,. =. oope.i1ns
s,s~...r S ASv.
k.,sst $3.50 paoseu ~ HIS
ues !ounueo on experience that
ss.Av ~ "Auuss HAo iscaity every osneE
$50 a." 'oonp'lsnmeu" can come
All, asn =. tnsss -, 'uss - .ne
: that can giye proficiency. no the daily tssk nf
set,in. A. ror. 49,. q ~. a..y s...Sn
mss.s ~ ssr;rs ~. - ..; po .ss.ns
49,, ~. .h,s,,s 80. :. .s;.,~. ~ "A,en