The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-17

training department, $50; Nellie v.
CUTE critic in training school, $500;
franc Wilkins, critic in training school,
$500; Margaret M. Jerrard critic in
training school, 5000; Clara Stiles, critic
ana general assistant, $3.50; George
Lynch, apparatus man physical Gull
ture department, $144; Gertrude Camp
bell, librarian, 1920; Mabel Lyons, as
sistant librarian, $500; Ellen Ready,
matron Lawrence hall, $3.50; six teach
ers in. city grades, $40 each; John
buchanan, janitor, $40; second jani-
tors position at $40 vacant; Arthur
Ilstaup, janitor, $3.50; John Bimsfield.
Janitor, $3.50: night mans position for
SIX months at $50 per month, vacant.
Moorhead.
c. A. Ballard, biological sciences,
$1,000; H. M. Stanford physical scien-
ces, $1,000; w. G. Chambers, psychol-
ogy. $500; T. "A. HilIyer, superin-
tendent of training department, $500;
e. L. Reed, English and history, $1,700;
Ellzabeth Donaldson, Latin, $1,050;
Helen Dow, mathematics, $1,000; Edith
A. Watts. music 81 $50; Abbie L. Sim
mons, critic, $1,000; Louise Mears ge-
ography, $1,000; Belle Deans, critic,
$1,000; e. Alice Kirk, registrar, 5000;
a. treeberg, engineer, $3.50; Gust Eu-
rem, janitor, 1920; night janitor, $3.50;
allowed for lectures by non-residents,
$500.
Positions Of teachers Of drawing,
manual training, reading, physical
training and critic in primary depart
ment vacant
Wnona.
John M. Halzinger, botany, elemen-
tary science and curator of museum,
$1,000; Kate L. Sprague, mathematics,
$1,000; Caroline w. Smith, vocal mu-
SIC, penmanShip and physical culture
$1,000; Frances A. Elmer, text book Ii
brar1an and teacher of Latin, 81, 400;
Bertha III. Speckmary, industrial draw
ing, $500; Harriet Packard, assistant
teacher in training department, 5000;
Edward M. Lehnerts, geography and
photography, $1,000; G. o. Virtue, his
tory, civics and social science, $4,000;
Theda Gildemeister, teacher in training
department and instructor in primary
methods, $1,000; Lucy E. Browning, di-
rector kindergarten, $1,000; G. E. Max
we'll, principal training department, ST.
900; Helen G. Willard, rhetoric, litera-
ture and reading, $1,000 Carrie F.
saunders, teacher in training depart
ment, $1,000; William III. Munson, ply
steal sciences and zoology, 81 500; Hell
en- Ford Staples, teacher in training de-
partment, Anna C. Stevenson, teacher
In training department, $3.50; Harriet
M. Goodrich, 8 manual training, $500;
Mary Grant, librarian, $500; Grace D.
Hopkins, purchasing. ogent, $500; AL
bert Marx, janitor, $50; John Under
mann, assistant janitor $3.50; Eugene
Schoonover assistant janitor, 1920; total
of salary list, $26.20O.
Positions of teachers of psychology
and pedagogy lat $1,000, and assistant
IN training department at $3.50, vacant.
Duluth.
and supervisor of training school, 81
900; H. c. Strong, history, civics and
Latin, $1,000; ]. w. Hubbard, physical
sciences, geography and mathematics,
$1,000; Herbert Blair, biology, $1,000;
Sophie M. Pendergast, English and
Latin, 1900; Max Weber, drawing and
manual training, SLIGO; Cora Strong,
mathematics and English, $500; Nellie
W. FarnsWorth, music 5000; Alice PAUL
FAY, grammar grades training school,
$500; Olive B. Horne intermediate
grades, $500; Mary A. Dacey, kinder
garten, 5000; Bertha S. Payne, secre-
tary and librarian, $3.50.
Position of teacher for primary
grades and janitor left vacant.
Attendance Falls Off.
The reports of the presidents of the
schools for the past year showed a
falling off in the attendance at the nor
NAL schools of the state.
President Millspaugh, of the Winona
school, deplored the preference which
the law gives to the graduates of high
schools over those Of normal schools
in the treatment of teachers He de-
clared the law in this respect to be I'M
fair in it's discrimination in favor Of
the high school. graduate.
Supt. Olsen, who is also eX-officio q
member of the state high school board,
said that that body had adopted a rule
which placed the normal and the high
school graduate OF an equal footing,
and to this Mr.. Millspaugh replied that
If the high school board had done that