The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-14
The Board Of Education Expert
Makes His Report.
A GOOD DEAL OF OLD HISTORY
The Report Is "A Lengthy One and Con-
taias Many Broad Eecommcnda-
tions for the Future.

There was not much in the report that
has not been discussed IN the newspapers
already. In his work Mr. Young has been
guided by the records before him. He mas
said that In many instances irregularities
existed where there was no real wrong
doing He also said things that caused
Director King TO take UP ths cudgel and
declare that he young had gone ont Of
his way 10 criticize the ex-school directors.
Mr. King said there might have been ex-
;ravagance and carelessness on the part
Of former school directors. but he was sor-
~ 10 see that the expert accountant had
gone out Of his way 30 take a fling at such
such men ar 4. p Burwell. J. B. NacDou-
salI. w. J. colkett and T. W. proscn.
Mr. Young said that he had not cast re-
Elections upon them.
King replied that he did not see how any
one could &c; any other idea from the re-
port Itself
THE facts speak for themseIves.'' said
Young.
yves. that Is true" replied King. but
you were employed TO report facts. You
have gone further and made comments.
That is what object to-
King Was Not Invited.
The meeting took place in President
Churchli's Office In the Burke block. d.
rectofs Wells. chilbcrg and Thomas ar
rived early. They went into President
Churchilfs private office and had a con-
sultatiou with him Director King came
In a moment later and took aeaf A Post
Inteilige neer reporte- asked why he did
nor join the secse' consultation, and he
replied you don't expect nae to 10 In
there when was not invited. do your
few moments later the star chamber
session broke IN and one hy one lie mem
hers returned 10 the meeting room. Ex-
pert Accountant Douglas Young came in.
and this made Secretary Guernsey breathe
easier, Cor lie had The big report in front
Of him and would have had to read II IL
Younc had no; been present.
~ believe the meeting was called FOR the
purpose Of eonsderlng MIR Young's re-
port" said the president. Young picked
the doeurnenf up and then asked fhe board
~ u desired +, read. MS pretty long" he
added. as the thought OF wading through
sixty three pages OF type-wriiten copy
foated before HIS eyes.
Tho Report.
~ wan, % hear It," said King. as he
crossed bis legs. No one opposed him In
this expression SO Young cleared his
throat. took hitch AT the knees OF his
new trousers. and commenced,
My work Is divided" he said, into
four parts, First. from January /. 1891 to
December l. 1890. second. December !, 1890
10 December l. 1893; third December
1sa3 10 December /. 1904: fourth nccen-
her I, 1895. 20 December T. 1895 During the
FIRST per.c1 I find ana report that the Jour
nal 81 proceedings of the bosrd was imper-
fectly KEEP. though care seems to have been
given the conduct of the Office Irregular
ties exist but none of moment
II rcport for vour further Invez,ig,tfo,
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