The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-11
~ Preparations to Be Ready
4 Many More Pupils.
a,en TO GIVE THEM ROOM.
$3.50 q The VoRlOo0 0ehoO1D
- Uew DuilAings Net 1lnlsAea
8 - - AeeonAe1atssas Wiu -
I. 1850 fer the Next Few Weeks
give Hundred mere PuD11s
= n<nes1s Than Dsflng Last Kess.

81 ul1ov was very busy day ~ the
S1d bonsd headquarters. At Seventh
b "a Madison street From early
~ - nne1.ng until late n night. six msn
f 80 express wagons were kept busy
2~6ne school supplies. text books.
||zsS,1oa mungee, pencils and paper, ETC., IN
nenflen for the opening Of the public
- .5S61e ttts morning. Al the school board
- =. :. Barnard. city scpesintendsnf.
- r ~ answering Inquiries ever the
sssssi.rsen1 regarding the aAagnnsent Of
& ;S-snen ana pupils for the coming school
3 2 tn. one man was kept In the base
q tho high school loading supplies
80 - AtlEersnt schools- Mr.. Barnard
go - Doad Of material taken from the
||sf-61nr weighed three tons.
- school opens this morning thare II
10Y scobability that there will be more
800 dan there were last ysae. Ar. Bar
80 - for several weeks been racking
~ 1lntns 70 md suitable accommodations
- - pupils who are to enter this year.
= 1n1GA many new buildings and addi-
s1Sa Ave been In course Of couotruc-
- 6u1ine the summer holidays. II II
4 lnhflul whether all the pupils can ind
6 ~ = several weeks. Il new school u
49, efsctsd on Beacon hill, but II will
70 y ready for occupation In less than
& - = four weeks. The Rainier school
49, IA % addition Of eight rooms built,
i - ~ structure viii not be finished In
4 lnl Nenks. Aw0 new rooms are being
ffk @ u Randall school. on East Union
1 - ut they Will not be completed In
80 month The Lake school. north
- NnMSpn, toward Lake Washington, ID
81 lnldhed and II II doubtful whether II
3 - h the next SIX weeks. Two rooms
- b11ng attached 10 tho Lake Union
1Dsl, 81 the Denny-F,uhrman addition
100 these. there are new rooms being
3 49, 70 the Queen Anne school. which
~ ~ b ready In four or five weeks.
I scsuoDsm 20 Take Care 81 TAen.
- Damard said yesterday he did not
/ W pAat 70 do with all the pupils who
81 - inter this year. We cannot very
- 1GDoumodafe the pupils until the new
- ~ nnished." he said. Last year
M crowded TO the limit. and from
m hAve seen already this year I do
- uhsre We are going to put them
IA2 year We had. In round figures.
s DepsG. this year I think We shall
4 eonsiderabiy over $500 AZ last year
MODS Wsfe crowded. do not know
4 III ~ en- take care of them this year
~ ~ new buildings are finished. We
Z ~ renting twenty-five rooms In the CEN
4 1ln1ietfict. and stili have not room for
q Ast are coming. think the surplus
nl1ee from the number OF carpenters. Ia
1Een md sailors who have secured good
\ lQoIe9mens here IN the last few month";.
- hAsN brought their families to the
~. For the last few DAYS I have been
33uy attending to the wants Of fathers
~ mothers from almost every state in
- unioa who want their children to 60
\ sehool here.
New Nigh school In Needed.
-0f course. when the new high school
, hu!lt on Broadway we will be better OF.
= - sAali then have room In the Central
tandine which will be equivalent to
ashtesn rooms. which arc now occupied
v the pupils In the high school. Then.
tenA " win save money by II. a. I'M
0tsJtand the board of regents Of the state
university raised the rent OF the school
Nena II the old university from SIS To 500
ucnth, and there Is a prospect that they
~ take two rooms away from us. to bA
oevcsed 70 the law department. which they
Intend 10 start soon. Even II they do take
tAsse twe rooms. We shall stiil have to pay
- for the other six rooms. We arc now
wing ave rooms in the Jesuit college
=
easement Of the synagogue on Eighth and
uaecat % II Is plain that the new high
e1ocl must be built as soon a. possible.
10 show how We have had To Increase
em force Of teachers. last year there were
=. this year when all have been assigned.
msFe VIII be about 22s. Nine years ago
- had just sixty~ssve teachers In this
~ Then the population was put At
N@ II You would take the ratio OF
NArhers and apply Ii 90 the population.
- wauA have nearly lso.eoo.
another thing which Will be taken Up
10 tuify this year than last IL the study
pasiolcsy. Last year we pursued the
U1E9 a. well as We were able but could
eesfe only A few books on the science.
eae subsequently taught I, only In few
pses grades. Rut this year II is the In
uasica TO teach 10 IN all she grades from
- Third up. We have also secured more
sext books for The teachers. In order
uss they may secure definite information
saeut the study OF physiology in the pub
= schools here"
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