The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

OF capscsty ard integrity. for the benefit
OF The childr@n:sre Of prinse imporsane<.
mat there 10 golden mean between
extrasAzzncs o. tbe oae hand and ex-
IRENE retrcnchmsns on the other.
That the teacher who does the hard.
constant work Of the school room IS the
one whose wages shoasd se the last and
least reduced.
That the annual exrenses O. the dis
trics must b kept within ifs annual reve-
nue..
II. r Clise. o. Jacobs. A. NJ. Brooke..
Herman Chanin. u. II. Bsckns. O. II.
Heiloron. Z. It. s.e.arf. r. y. Little. John
Mather, Jacob Farth. X. y. Ankeny. c. ID.
sssmson. Danles Jones'. fFans 7. huntsr.
4 z. knbo1rne. ]. T. Pike, W. I. Scott.
4 Jackson. N. H. Young. Ord A. Byers,
Bag.sy. q. W. Young. Ferdinand Toxsas,
r i. smart. W. Ii. Bow. Edward
Davies. G. p. Stone. J. +. Robinson.
c. L Villas. II. j. Hansen. Il. j. Foster.
Hiram j. Jacobs. James Gleason, Louis
schoemfeld. Winfield X. Smith. James r.
Howe, William Voigt. Eben Smith. John
4. Miller. !. 4. Smith, E l. Blaine. 7. ".
nsulton, X. j. Graham, l. ". Bounsy.
William H. Finch. j. ". elise. G. G..
austin, Melvin @. Winstoex. ]. A. Pane.
VIII H Parry, James A. James, A. IL
Denny. C. II. Eagsey, J. NJ. L. Atkinson.
r. ID. Smith. Frank II. Wiaslow, j. y.
Wallingforu, l. A. Wsgmos. Edwin w.
Crsven. f. r. Blaine. d. +. McConna1ghey.
A. f. Griffin. Thomas Boyd. W. c. Kilfx.
J. W. Van Brocksin, L. c. Gilman, Il. II.
Denny, Edward :. Aeany. L. A. Treen.
w. r. Ballard. Roger ;. Green. Charles r.
Fishback. K .iottstein. c. u. Holman. p.
singerman. A NJ. Gilman, J. Eugene JoF-
dan, I. A. Sadeau, ]. T. Ronald, George
W. Hall, Charles r Crane, Bsrman
schoenield, Louis ID. Burns. y 7. Law
renee. w. J. Gsamhs, G. w. Hspgood ,
James Lee. W. W. Easter, III. 5. Up
per, John Whailey. F. z. Simpson.
Jacob Miller, Lyman Z. Knapp.
V. Hugo smith, J. X. Taylor. J. II. Eek
strand, W. b. Jones, J. r. Edelsheimer.
w. u. Wood. George w. Somerindyke. ID.
y. Ward. Angus w. Young, A. Robinson.
George b. Adair, Rees T.. Daniels. Samuel
Rosenberg. +. b. Hicks, J. F. Brewer. n.
]. Coiweli. Charles Waters. W. W. Dear
born, j. s. Uppy. Charles III. Frye, T. NJ.
Boyd, James Mexican. Falcon Joslin. j. c.
Whitlock. Frank Pierce, James Anderson.
c. ID. FowIe. J. y. Prather. l. {. Wood
man."
To this DR.. Churchill yesterday replied
"Your communication requesting me to
become q candidate for the position OF
director of school district No. /. Seattle,
Wash. has been duly received and care
fuily considered.
III believe that the principles enunci-
ated therein are such as can be subscribed
to By any citizen of Seattle who has the
Interests Of our public schools and OF our
city at heart The careful education OF
our children Is matter of the highest I'M
portance. and the well known efficiency of
our schools must be maintained. AT the
same time. extravagaace IN the manage
ment of public school funds will lead US
-. "a ft.~a
therefore be governed by strict business
principles and our expenses measured by
our revenue.
II believe, however. as you do. That
the teacher who does the hard, constant
work of the school room, is the one whose
wages should be last and least reduced
Il accept with thanks the honor OF
standing as your candidate for the posi-
ton of school director. and promise you
that If elected. my best efforts shall be
put forth in the direction of efficiency and
economy In our school affairs.